Old Mr. Xi was a little puzzled. "Why do you insist on solving this problem right now?"
"This water Rubik's Cube seems more like a built-in protective layer for you. Some people would love to have one."
"How can you be sure it's protecting me?" Xu Huo countered. He had lost his "future" in the One-Third Game, and his spatial abilities had been sealed. He couldn't remember exactly how it had happened, but the unknown meant risk. No one could predict what might go wrong over time, and besides, this also limited his training in Spatial Evolution.
Old Mr. Xi narrowed his eyes. "There's nothing wrong with preparing for the worst. Since its main function is to restrict your use of Space Power, I doubt it was made to serve as a Defense Artifact."
"To destroy an object, you either work from the inside or the outside. You've already mentioned using external force, which would cause tremendous harm to you. But to take it apart from within, I estimate you don't have the ability yet."
"Still, I can offer you a way forward."
"You're well-versed in Spatial Evolution, so you should know that the game sometimes has spaces where time and space are in disarray, yet they can remain that way for a long time. Some gifted people use such places to undergo a second Evolution."
"I've been to places like that more than once," Xu Huo said with a frown.
Old Mr. Xi waved a hand. "Unless you have solid connections with the Game Government, you won't get into the good Evolution grounds."
"Some temporal-spatial chaos is caused by the clash of spaces, while some is the residual effect of battles between people or instruments. Most of these places are unstable, and entering them is risky."
"But some Chaos