Fang Yun slowly opened his eyes and stared in astonishment. Radiant colors streamed through the world, countless river-like ribbons of light densely interwoven.
The entire world seemed composed of countless flowing pigments.
After looking for only a short while, Fang Yun grew dizzy.
"This doesn't look like the Ancient Star River..."
With a thought, Fang Yun closed his eyes, then slowly opened them again.
A vast sea of stars, the Infinite Void.
The world of dazzling colors vanished, replaced by a boundless starry sky.
But unlike an ordinary starry sky, every star here existed alone. There were no galaxies or star clusters, no planets or moons. They all seemed to be fixed stars.
Fang Yun observed closely and discovered, to his astonishment, that even the fixed stars here were different.
More precisely, these celestial bodies were not fixed stars either. They were more like glass marbles.
Most of the interior of each star was a murky, nebulous chaos. He could not tell what lay within, or even whether anything existed there at all. Yet at the center of each star were countless galaxies.
From Fang Yun's perspective, the galaxies inside each star were densely packed, pressed tightly together like grains of rice in a bowl of porridge.
"Could each of these stars be an entire universe?"
Standing on the Time-Pointing Chariot, Fang Yun observed closely and discovered something exceedingly strange. Any star he stared at would abruptly retreat and disappear once a breath had passed.
Moreover, none of the stars remained fixed in place. They changed constantly, some disappearing without explanation, others appearing just as inexplicably.
"This feeling... is the Time-Pointing Chariot actually passing through different spacetime realms? Is my power simply too weak to perceive all these wondrous changes?"
Fang Yun did not lose heart. He took a deep