"Yeah, yeah, you really are such a good person." Kaguya narrowed her eyes and covered her little mouth as she chuckled softly. "I don't really understand much, but the abnormalities in this world should have something to do with this place, right? Haven't you tried passing through that barrier?"
She pointed at the sky.
Jiu Ming shook his head. "Can't get through. Things from this world can pass through, but once they do, they disappear completely. Even if I shoved a steel bar into it, when I pulled it back out, only half was left... I don't know whether it got torn apart or simply broke the moment it passed through."
"This... it should have been torn apart." Kaguya thought for a moment before speaking. "If that counts as one-way teleportation, and one that only lets things enter but not leave, then as long as something keeps passing through, it'll be fine if it keeps moving forward. But the moment it feels force pulling it backward, the object will usually break apart. Even a person would be the same. You haven't tried that, have you?"
"Do I look that insanely deranged?"
"Who knows?"
Kaguya laughed and took a few small steps, about to rise into the air, but Jiu Ming pulled her back down. "Don't mess around. There are plenty of cameras here. It's fine if I go, but if you start flying, they'll definitely shoot you down as an unidentified flying object."
"You're showing off your passive again, aren't you?" Kaguya curled her lip. "You poor thing, you don't even dare show your face on camera."
"That's purely to keep people from spying on me. Come on, I'll take you somewhere else to look around."
Jiu Ming had originally planned to take Kaguya up to have a look at