Of course, using long-term localization to reduce the risk of exposure came at a price.
Long-term localization took time, so it was not a good method for seizing the initiative.
But Green's purpose wasn't to plunder power from the Origin River. He wanted to acquire knowledge.
Reducing the risk of exposure and ensuring he could travel through one world after another were the foremost priorities.
In Hyperspace, far from the Origin River, Green concealed himself, taking special care not to be discovered by any other Ninth-Level Life.
Hidden away, Green stared solemnly at the interface of the Chip in his eyes.
The Chip's interface was continuously replaying the instant when the Creation Force in the Origin River Void shattered.
Green's eyes were fixed on the moment the Creation Force broke apart in the video.
In that fleeting instant, so brief even Ninth-Level Life couldn't perceive it, the Creation Force had slightly interfered with the workings of all Hyperspace.
Though the instant had been extremely brief, neither he nor the Chip had missed it.
Hyperspace, where the concept of spacetime did not exist, had actually warped ever so slightly.
To other Ninth-Level Life, this might have seemed like an ordinary occurrence, but to Green, it was anything but ordinary.
Because it meant that power from the Objective Domain had interfered with the Subjective Domain's Hyperspace.
Or perhaps the power of the Subjective Domain also took part when a Void came into being.
Green dismissed neither of these two hypotheses, since both could very well be happening at once.
"Chip, lock onto where the fluctuation originated. Extract all the data, and try to enter the Micro Domain!" Green ordered the Chip.
[Beep! Beginning data compilation and extraction... Enlarging image content... Attempting to enter the Micro Domain!]
Green knew very well that