These spatial entities, varied in form as they were, had never been very stable to begin with. Because of Xu Huo's reckless interference, they collided with one another, and moments later began collapsing in patches. As they fluctuated, the entire spatial prison reacted as well.
The highly condensed space deep within the spatial prison was independent. The entities were enclosed at the center by a massive tilted cube. Although the spatial entities inside constantly changed, they did not break through the giant cube outside. However, that enormous cube was embedded in the entire space, and its slight movements caused the surrounding spatial entities to shift as well, rippling like waves and bringing the whole spatial prison to life.
The rooms distributed throughout this space were not individual spatial units. Some consisted of a single room, while others were spatial entities formed from two or three rooms grouped together. When the positions of the spatial entities changed, the positions of those rooms changed with them. Previously, the rooms had all been close to the ground, but now, as the spatial entities pressed against one another, some gradually floated upward, breaking completely away from the buildings below.
The rooms that rose like bubbles drew a wave of curses. Without item assistance, if these spaces flew too high and carried away too many rooms, there might not be enough "prisoner" rooms left. Of course, everyone was even more worried that these seemingly stable spatial entities might suddenly become unstable. If a major disturbance occurred, it would take more than the deaths of one or two people to resolve it.
In the end, the rooms drifted only a limited distance upward, and the spatial prison gradually returned to calm.
Several Players who had followed Xu Huo until the passageways became too narrow from the