Wall
Unable to hear each other, the two could only use gestures and read each other's lips to check on one another.
Love Orange had spent a day walking alone through Chaos Space. She hadn't encountered anyone else during that time, only these fragmented spatial walls. This was the first time she had seen someone on the other side of one.
"What's going on?" Ding Xiang couldn't make sense of the situation. "She walked for a day, and we walked for three. We shouldn't be far apart, so how can things be so different?"
"And..."
She tried reaching out to touch Love Orange's hand, but her fingers met an invisible wall. "This is so strange. We can't see the spatial wall, but we can see the person on the other side. Could this small section of spatial wall actually contain a complete space?"
The spaces along the Dimensional Train tracks connected like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. It was hard to tell whether this was a window or a complete little space. But judging by Xu Huo and the others' situation, it seemed more like a window.
Love Orange hadn't been walking alone for long, so she was in much better shape than Ding Xiang. She asked Xu Huo what they should do next.
Xu Huo had no way in for the moment. Chaos Space was a little too stable: the path lay plainly before them, and there was no pattern to the spatial walls.
Love Orange tried punching the spatial wall, but nothing happened. After waiting a moment, she pulled a sheet of stickers from her pocket and stuck a cartoon picture onto the wall.
"Are you using that as a marker?" Ding Xiang immediately asked. "Have you left any stickers before?"
Love Orange nodded, speaking and gesturing at