His brief stay at Kamar-Taj over, Lin Ye returned to the Thunder Temple with a magical crystal personally provided by the Ancient One, packed with vast amounts of information-including detailed star charts and environmental data on the Endless Bone Graveyard and its surrounding dimensions-and a heavy responsibility.
In the Sanctuary's control center, a holographic star map slowly rotated, rendering the information within the magical crystal into visible form. It depicted a bizarre, bewildering star region that inspired dread.
The Endless Bone Graveyard was not a regular planet or plane. It was more like an enormous, ever-expanding dimensional conglomerate, formed from countless shattered planes, the wreckage of galaxies, and ancient battlefield ruins forcibly fused together by some powerful death law. Its boundaries were indistinct and constantly shifting, and conditions within were brutally hostile: deathly stardust that could drain life force in an instant, storms of undead whispers that warped the mind, and randomly appearing spatial rifts that could swallow even light.
The star map marked several ancient routes that were relatively "stable" and might lead to its core region, but each carried an extremely high danger rating and was occupied by powerful undead lords-or even stranger beings.
"Environmental simulation results: survival difficulty rating-extinction level. Probability of conventional technological equipment failing: 99.8%. Estimated energy consumption: 300-500% of that in normal dimensions. Navigation system interference intensity... incalculable." Remy delivered the cold assessment.
Lin Ye's brow furrowed. Things were even worse than he had expected. Charging in alone truly would be no different from suicide.
"How is Dr. Banner's Purification Resonance Device coming along?"
"The prototype's theoretical design is complete. Physical testing and power-source matching are required. Dr. Banner recommends using your [Thunder Pact] mark as the core power source to achieve maximum output and range."
Lin Ye glanced at the mark on the