Odin set aside his surprise and tried extending his perception toward the edge.
As his perception reached out, it seemed to encounter layers of space pressed together like sheets of paper.
No matter how hard he tried to probe, he could not reach beyond them.
The situation made Odin wary.
What the hell is this? he muttered inwardly.
Odin had no idea what lay outside, nor whether he was strong enough to deal with it.
If this was a natural phenomenon, that was fine. He did not mind putting in a little effort.
But if-
At that thought, Odin's expression darkened.
He thought of brains in vats, fish in tanks, and other scenarios like those.
I can't force this. He shelved his exploration for now and focused on understanding the fragments of the light rule before him.
Time continued to pass.
He grasped three minor rules of light and successfully made them part of his instincts.
Odin closed his eyes, sensing the light rules that had merged into his consciousness.
Refraction, absorption, and scattering.
He tried using these rules.
It was effortless. Without using any energy, a mere thought brought the light within several meters of him under his control, refracting it.
He absorbed the light, then scattered it back out.
With the aid of the minor rule of refraction, he could refract light onto a single point, forming attacks such as light bullets, light swords, and pillars of light.
It was fun, but far too weak.
To make it stronger, he could only delve deeper into the light rules.
Opening his eyes, Odin looked around and realized that little time seemed to have passed.
He gazed ahead in surprise and delight.
By now, the Aura Bullet Dragon had disappeared.
Without hesitation, Odin summoned the Aura Bullet Dragon again.
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