This space was actually in a relatively stable state. The spatial bodies floating in the air were constantly moving, but because they were so large, as long as they didn't collide violently, they remained relatively stable to some extent. And when enormous, irregular objects pressed against each other, gaps were bound to form.
As long as people knew where the gaps were, they could pass through them safely while the space remained relatively stable.
If force were applied to the floating spatial bodies, even a tiny change could cause more of them to collide. Then it might not be mere friction that crushed small objects like monitoring devices; entire cities could be destroyed.
Xu Huo's suggestion didn't win Nie Xuan and the others' approval.
First, they couldn't sense that feeling of being watched. Given the situation so far, they had only been obstructed by Space Power, while the power of the eye patterns might instead affect only those who had undergone a second mental evolution.
Second, after entering, Nie Xuan had already explained the general situation here to Sha Chuan and the other two. Simply put, it was as though countless enormous buildings were floating through this space. If they pushed one, it might collide with another, which could then hit a third. Once such a chain reaction began, it would be completely beyond their ability to control or change, and the risk wouldn't be any lower.
"If mental interference really exists, it might not have much of an effect right away," Sha Chuan said. "If things start to go wrong, we'll still have time to leave. But if the spatial bodies start colliding, we'll have to leave immediately."
"And haven't you noticed?" Wei Xiaoyi pointed to either side. "The routes we've taken have both been along streets. Doesn't that