Xu Huo chose a relatively open area, though it was only a little more spacious than the others. Space entities still filled the area within a two-hundred-meter radius, so he couldn't avoid them completely.
At least there was some distance between them. He took out the Cube Space. Since he couldn't fully control the device, the moment it left the Storage Compartment, rays of varying density spread rapidly across the area. They covered a radius of roughly three or four hundred meters, neatly enclosing the three largest nearby space entities.
The inside of the Cube Space wasn't uniform. The rays varied greatly in density and movement, and being in the middle of them felt like being surrounded by whirlpools of different sizes, speeds, and directions. One could move freely among them, or choose whether to interfere with their flow. But these "whirlpools" were visible and, to some extent, controllable.
Of course, Xu Huo had never fully figured out the Cube Space, not since the moment he'd gotten his hands on it. This was especially true of some of the chaotic rays within it. He'd once suspected that the Players who disappeared in Little River City had been swallowed by gaps formed when rays from different spaces collided and ground against each other. Although nothing like that had happened while he'd been using it, he still thought it was possible.
After all, this was a device from an A-class wormhole point. It could assimilate rays from different Space Artifacts and quickly accommodate and adapt to rays of varying densities. That alone made it highly unusual, so it was no surprise if it had some flaws.
As the device's power spread, rays began to rapidly crystallize around the space entities whose areas had been fully—or partially—enclosed by its range. That's right, they