"Is this your experiment?"
Babayak shifted his gaze from the three-dimensional board in Gheros's hands and looked at him curiously.
"Yes." Gheros replied without raising his head.
"It looks like it's just a Labyrinth?" Unable to find an answer on the other man's face, Babayak turned to look at Haike in the cage.
The Goblin's eyes were vacant, and he stood rooted to the spot like a wooden post, utterly unresponsive to any interaction from the outside.
Clearly, the threads of light that had previously emanated from Gheros had already drawn his soul into that strange three-dimensional Labyrinth.
In Babayak's eyes, this was less an experiment than a form of torture.
Torture aimed at Haike's soul!
"More precisely, its name is the 'Endless Corridor.'" Gheros finally took his eyes off the Labyrinth for the moment.
Yet he merely gave Babayak a brief glance before immersing himself in it once more.
"The original was created by Uluomo Jia. The one in my hands is merely a crude imitation."
"The method of using it exists in my mind. It was part of the information Uluomo Jia bestowed upon me directly back then."
"I believe it can help me answer that question..."
"But since I had never tried it before and feared an accident, I applied to borrow a death-row prisoner from you."
"Endless Corridor..." Babayak mulled over the unfamiliar term as he narrowed his eyes at the three-dimensional Labyrinth in Gheros's palm again.
He could see countless Haikes feeling their way through the tangled narrow passages, moving forward and fleeing.
It was like watching countless ants bustle about inside a transparent ant nest.
Though Babayak could not hear even the slightest sound coming from within, he could still guess what Haike was thinking from the faces twisted with panic and tension.
He