A blurred image emerged in their shared field of consciousness.
It was a "space" that no words could accurately describe. Countless slender, brilliant "lines," imbued with the supreme mysteries of rules, intertwined, extended, vanished, and reformed in the air, creating an immensely complex, dynamic three-dimensional network.
Each line represented a fundamental axiom or derived rule of the "Blueprint." They were not static, but constantly adjusting and calculating, as though simulating some ultimate "perfect state."
At the center of the network floated a gentle "light source" that nevertheless made them afraid to look directly at it. It continuously emitted stable, absolute "Definition Radiation," sustaining the entire projection zone, while faintly resonating with the "Master Blueprint" somewhere distant and unknowable.
"So that's... a miniature projection of the Blueprint's power?" Radiant Stilllight caught a glimpse of the scene during a pause in repairs and was shaken to the core.
"More than that." Lin Ye's gaze was sharp as a blade as he controlled the probe, focusing its "sight" on the connections between the light source and the rule network. "Look there. As the rule lines approach the light source, they undergo extremely subtle 'tremors' and 'refraction.'
"This isn't a perfect projection. There's 'information loss' and 'rule distortion.' Infinitesimal, but they exist."
"What does that mean?"
"It means this projection zone isn't absolutely unshakable." Lin Ye's voice held the excitement of a hunter discovering his prey's weakness. "It contains tiny 'imperfections,' or rather, 'inherent errors' caused by transmission. That's our opportunity-and the breeding ground for the 'rule conflict' the Shadow of Paradox wants to see."
Just then, the probe detected the "ripples" caused by the earlier impact, along with the rise in the zone's alert level. The output intensity of the central light source's "Definition Radiation" seemed to have developed extremely slight periodic fluctuations.