The Anchor Point in Sol's hand had no Fate Line. He had realized this after fully transforming into a Fate Line.
However, after Sol reached Tier 4, the Anchor Point in his hand was no longer a completely unresponsive relic.
He had sensed a faint connection between the Anchor Point and Camus.
Now, Sol was trying to use that faint connection to locate Camus in the Abyss.
He would link two points with the same properties, then leap out of the original world.
Sol closed his eyes, and the Thread of Fate spread in every direction. Soon, he found a similar Anchor Point in the air—or, rather, in another space.
"No wonder it's called an Anchor Point. Its location in space is incredibly clear."
Sol recalled the ability he had secretly learned from Douglas, and his body gradually vanished.
A translucent white Thread of Fate crossed the constraints of space and suddenly appeared in a desolate land.
The end of the line swelled abruptly, then turned and shifted until it gradually took on a human shape.
But the figure never fully became Sol. It could only barely hold its outline and seemed on the verge of falling apart at any moment.
Sol had barely managed to enter the Abyss when he felt a force repelling him, as though he could be thrown out at any moment.
He hurriedly floated into the air, making himself more conspicuous so he could attract Camus's attention and speak with him as soon as possible.
The Abyss had inexplicably sealed itself off, and Sol had never found another chance to see Camus.
Before, he hadn't wanted to meet because the two of them couldn't communicate at all. Now, he wanted to talk, but had no opportunity.
As far as the eye could see, the land