"It's only a possibility," Sen Sen said. "We might not be able to break through the shackles of Space Rays, but there's no guarantee that others can't."
"After all, the facts are right there. Space Power definitely doesn't follow rules as neatly as we imagine."
If they didn't even dare to imagine it, how could they ever do it?
She looked at Xu Huo, her expectations plain to see.
As Xu Huo listened to them, his gaze shifted to the area around them.
This was a site where space had collapsed. Chaotic Space Power had persisted here for a long time, and its state was quite unusual: it could exist stably within the absolutely stable space of a district.
Chaotic spaces like this were actually rare. Take the chaotic space that had appeared in District 014, for example. It had emerged alongside an entire space; a spatial rift had happened to open in District 014, linking the two spaces. That meant the space itself was chaotic and disordered, and could disappear at any moment.
The chaotic space on Challenge Island in District 025 had undergone plenty of changes too, appearing and disappearing. It was very likely a strange phenomenon caused by two spaces coming into contact and then separating. A place like District 001, where one persisted and could serve as a training ground for Players, was truly rare. Otherwise, some District Governments wouldn't keep such places so firmly under their control and impose such stringent entry requirements.
That alone showed how rare it was—something that could be encountered but not sought.
Wasn't a chaotic space simply a free extension of Space Rays?
"To Players, Space Power was always something intangible," another Player said as they gathered around. "When we first learned to control Space Rays, who thought they were