Following those High-Dimensional Factors in an "Otherworld-activated state," following the "Otherworld consciousness" to which those High-Dimensional Factors belonged, Xiang Kun's consciousness gradually seeped through, gradually entering that Otherworld whose underlying rules and spatial structure differed somewhat, by way of the High-Dimensional Factors that carried him.
The difference between the two worlds was not one of terrain, topography, or life forms, but of the very form in which space existed and the basic forms of energy.
Under normal circumstances, the "Otherworld" and the "Main World" where Xiang Kun and the others lived could not perceive or affect each other. Each had its own operating rules, though they were not entirely different.
If the spatial form and underlying rules of the "Main World" were 1234, then those of the "Otherworld" were 3456. Though there was overlap, as long as they were not completely identical, they were not the same world to a "biological consciousness."
An ordinary person naturally could not perceive this world. Or rather, even if they did perceive it, they would be completely unable to understand the information they perceived.
But because of his unique evolution and mutation process, the existence of the Hyper-Sensory State, his compilation of "hyper-sensory information," and Alice's continuous computational and modeling support through the Super-Sensing Item System, Xiang Kun possessed an exceptionally rapid ability to adapt to and analyze any new type of sensory information.
Normally, a "biological consciousness" could exist only within a world framework of one spatial form. The entirety of a living being's material composition, including the vessel carrying its consciousness, could not possibly exist within two different spatial frameworks.
But High-Dimensional Factors were special. They could move through different spatial frameworks—or, more precisely, they did not "move through" them. Rather, they existed simultaneously within all kinds of spatial frameworks. When they