This was a remnant of war. Even without anyone controlling the chaotic Space Power, it could still form Kaleidoscope Threads on its own. It was only natural that they bypassed the relatively stable spatial bodies and structures in between. This showed that the connections between Space Rays could be random, and this was a perfect example of what they looked like under unusual conditions—how Space Rays should connect and affect one another.
The Chaos Space training ground amplified the effects of Space Power, making it an ideal place for Players to train.
Xu Huo didn't rashly tug at the Space Rays. Instead, he observed them more carefully, watching how they affected one another and what kind of layering could produce Kaleidoscope Threads.
Of course, the Chaos Space training ground was a special environment, where Space Power was mixed together. That was a prerequisite. Controlling Space Rays in normal space would certainly be harder. But that was how Evolution worked. Before taking that step, everything seemed impossibly difficult. Once you managed it, the difficulties that followed would fall away.
Li De, standing nearby, had long since stopped trying to learn. He simply couldn't understand the state Space Power was in. Given his limited understanding of Space Power, all he knew was that it was particularly chaotic here, and that this chaos caused different forces to press against each other, producing uncontrollable changes. The colorful streams of light were merely a fluke—a coincidence that happened to become visible to the naked eye. There was nothing worth learning from them, because Players couldn't expect to control Space Power in such a coincidental environment every time.
But when he looked back, Cui Tan was frowning, seemingly deep in thought. Sen Sen was silently staring at a certain spot in space, while Xu Huo paced