A place that contained multiple spaces and connected the time forces of different spaces at once looked more like a special hub. Unlike the Chaos Space that had appeared in District 014, this place was extremely stable. It didn't seem to have formed by chance at all, but to have been deliberately assembled.
So what kind of place was this?
The forces of time and space converged here, yet followed a certain order. The two forces maintained stable levels, as if this place had always been this way.
Dimension Rift was said to be a game that allowed players to cross dimensions, but in practice, they could only reach that level when the train traveled between different Wormhole Points. Ordinary spatial teleportation and inter-sub-district travel didn't give them much of a sense of it.
Of course, that might be because no matter how much humans evolved, they couldn't reach the level of transcending dimensions—and the game didn't need them to.
Crossing space and traveling back through Curved Time were ways players could understand and directly experience transcending dimensions. But they were only spectators; players couldn't alter time and space at will. A place like the space prison was already far beyond the limits of human imagination, even impossible to understand.
Though he didn't dare touch the time force in this space, the chance to experience it so directly was rare. The time forces Xu Huo had observed before were always scarce—sometimes like a drizzle, sometimes like a torrential flood. He had only been able to sense the drizzle, and even when using an artifact, he couldn't draw on much time force. So he had never been able to examine what "like a torrential flood" really meant.
The water Rubik's Cube before him was tiny, but it had crossed space and