Xu Huo immediately bought a close-range Space Teleport Artifact on Dimension Below. It was a one-time-use device for crossing space, much like a "doorbell." It could connect to the nearest stable pocket space and provide its holder with a safe house. It was somewhat similar to the devices used by those two researchers in District 017, but it didn't last long. After ten seconds, it would automatically return the user to their original location.
He didn't actually go inside. Instead, while the artifact opened a stable Space Portal, he manipulated the Time Rays and Space Ray.
As he'd expected, once the portal opened, the Spacetime Rays were separated to some extent. The likely reason was that the small space created by the artifact was extremely stable. People could freely enter and leave, but the interfaces between the spaces weren't fully compatible. So he couldn't directly manipulate the rays inside the small space from outside, though he could if he reached in.
The same applied to the Time Rays. When he manipulated them from outside, the Time Rays inside the small space didn't resonate at all; the artifact had completely cut them off.
The ten seconds passed quickly, and the artifact expired. The Space Portal closed in front of him.
Xu Huo paused, then bought a second one.
He only stopped after using up a dozen or so one-time-use Space Teleport Artifacts.
Unfortunately, neither Spatial Evolution nor Temporal Evolution had reached the stage he'd envisioned.
Unable to test his theory for the time being, Xu Huo didn't continue. Instead, he returned to the courtyard and tried to strengthen his power by influencing the Time Rays in two completely different courtyards.
To draw the Time Power of another space into his own, he couldn't simply damage the space and make it find