I Need to Say Goodbye for Now

Stepping through the light gate, Lin Yi felt as though he had pierced a cold, viscous membrane of water, or perhaps stepped from a cliff into a bottomless abyss.

All external sounds, light, and even the sense of stable space were instantly stripped away.

In their place came a weightless vertigo, accompanied by violent, primal spatial fluctuations surging from every direction.

However, this sensation did not last long.

Soon, he appeared on a "landmass"—if such a platform, which constantly twisted, stretched, and occasionally shattered and reformed like foam, could be called land.

Lin Yi noticed that beneath his feet lay a translucent silver substance, reflecting the bizarre and phantasmagorical scene above.

There was no sky above, only layers upon layers of spatial folds, resembling an abstract painting splashed from an overturned bucket of pigment: silver white, deep purple, pitch black, and dark blue. Various colors and lights, representing different spatial states and dimensions, annihilated and were reborn within them.

In the distance, massive spatial rifts opened and closed like living creatures, spewing out chaotic fragments of law. Nearby, subtle spatial ripples hummed incessantly, a sound that reached the very origin of his soul.

Merely standing here, Lin Yi felt the power of the Space Law he had initially grasped stirring within his body, like water droplets yearning to return to the sea.

"It truly lives up to its reputation."

Lin Yi sighed inwardly, then quickly steadied his mind.

His gaze swept across the area; he was not the only one on this relatively stable platform. In the distance, several blurred figures sat cross-legged, each shrouded in their own protective force field, undisturbed by one another.

Lin Yi did not waste time; after all, every second spent here burned through precious points.

He quickly chose a relatively secluded spot at the