Sometimes, Li Ziran could not help believing in the mutual generation and restraint of elements. Near one Ultimate Element, there always seemed to exist another with an utterly opposite nature.
Ke Element was the most inclusive Ultimate Element Li Ziran had seen so far. It could envelop almost every element and construct them into magic. The entire element carried a warm, sweet flavor, exceptionally wonderful.
Yet what lay before his eyes now seemed to accept neither meat nor vegetables. All he could sense was absolute rejection.
Insulation.
That word suddenly sprang into Li Ziran's mind, perfectly explaining everything.
It was precisely this absolute rejection that perfectly separated the two spaces. What this foul-smelling element carried was inertness; it could barely merge with any element.
It could be classified entirely as Inert Elements.
Yet when the two elements collided, they formed streaks of tooth-white patterns. At the window, they resembled a dazzling paper-cut decoration.
Li Ziran placed the decoration on his tongue. It was as bland as clear water. It seemed that once the two elements fused, their respective ultimate properties had completely neutralized each other.
Li Ziran drew slowly, but with every strand he pulled, Oak Space trembled strangely, as if shivering from the cold.
The spindle on the loom began turning again. What it tugged at was no longer this tiny attic, but, through the window, the vast Oak Space outside, as though it meant to tear it apart.
Anjebel carefully fiddled with it. Though she could only move it a little, those broken threads were extending outward through the window bit by bit.
The first to suffer was that stone pillar. Almost the instant the loom turned, layer upon layer of cracks spread across it, and it was about to shatter.
As Ke Element continued pouring in, more