From Reading to Immortal Sage
Chapter 879

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The compression and release were equal in amplitude, with constant intervals. Roughly every two breaths, one complete compression-release cycle was completed, like a long, deep, tranquil breath.

The rhythm of compression and release did not adjust with changes in the thickness of his existence, maintaining a fixed cycle. This indicated that the signal came from an existence that had complete control over its own spacetime attributes and required no additional calibration to the recipient's state.

The spacetime threads within the outline of the doorframe lit up one by one.

They lit from bottom to top.

The lowest thread lit first. Silver-gray light surged evenly from its starting point along its entire length, like the flame of a lit candle climbing inch by inch along its wick.

After the first thread had fully lit up, the second began to light at the same speed, followed closely by the third, extending upward in sequence. The illuminated threads were silver-gray, identical in hue to the grid structure within the Eternal Seed.

A barely perceptible pale gray showed through the dark silver, like the halo along the edge of clouds on a frosty moonlit night.

The threads' brightness was even and did not flicker. The silver-gray color of every thread showed no variation in brightness from end to end.

The number of illuminated threads increased one by one from the bottom upward.

When the seventeenth thread lit up, the doorframe outline had closed into a complete rectangular frame.

The vertical edges on both sides each held seventeen illuminated threads, while the horizontal top edge was woven from the threads extending upward from either side. At the closure, the threads interlaced, entwined, and fastened together, forming a continuous woven boundary.

Every strand at the intersections connected to its counterpart on the opposite side in the

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