The twelve pyramids seemed to correspond exactly to the twelve Lost Fragments.
They formed a pattern of six points on the outside and four on the inside.
It was like a large square made of six points enclosing a smaller square made of four.
"Points, lines, planes..."
"Pyramids... overlapping spaces..."
Zong Shen narrowed his eyes.
The longer he looked, the more orderly geometric shapes filled his mind.
The arrangement of these pyramids was quite interesting.
Viewed from the sky, though they did not move, they seemed to form an endlessly shifting Rubik's Cube.
Spatial systems were just that strange and ever-changing.
The master of the Lost Desert had to be a powerhouse who had deeply studied spatial systems.
That meant this entire domain had long since been altered through all manner of spatial methods.
"Start from the outer perimeter, then move to the center."
"To be safe, we shouldn't split up."
Zong Shen quickly made his decision.
After arriving here, he had put away all traces of contempt.
The Lost Desert truly had some substance to it. It differed from all the ruins he had explored before.
Besides, the quest had already warned that monsters would appear.
According to the description, they were mirror images intertwined within overlapping spaces, involving the paradox of temporal reversal.
Weren't those special monsters with both spatial and temporal attributes?
Unlike conventional elemental types.
Anything involving time and space was never simple.
And when the two were combined, they were even less to be underestimated.
After returning to the ground, Zong Shen explained the pyramids' approximate distribution and some of his speculations.
Jeanne drew out her spear and sketched a simple diagram on the ground according to his description.
Blue Dopey tilted her head and gave it an adorably blank look.
Rexxar beside her also