Miss Gray Tempest was surprised to discover that she had broken through the storm without even realizing it.
She had now reached a calm region, with no raging currents or chaotic energy around her.
Almost instantly, the formerly chaotic spacetime had stabilized. Although she still could not find any trace of the physical universe, this spacetime had clearly settled enough for her to scan her surroundings with her sensors.
She guessed that she had not escaped the storm. Rather, the storm itself had dissipated.
The Gray Tempest Mothership seemed completely unaffected by gravity here, and she felt no friction whatsoever.
In stark contrast to what she had just experienced, she was now floating in a perfect vacuum.
The currents and energy had vanished without a trace. Fortunately, Gray Tempest did not need to breathe, and her Nanites contained enough energy to keep her floating for millions of years.
She took the opportunity to make the necessary repairs to the damage she had sustained in the storm.
The storm had deactivated some of the Nanites in her outer layer. She needed to recharge them manually to get them moving again.
Now, Miss Gray Tempest had some time to spare.
She could look back and observe the storm's "wall," and she spent an entire day doing just that.
How to put it... on its outer edge, the storm was a mass of constantly colliding star systems... or perhaps it was an entire galaxy in its own right.
She had entered a miniature universe and witnessed the mass destruction of celestial bodies throughout it.
They spun, collided, and exploded, leaving behind clouds of elements of varying sizes.
The Gray Tempest Mothership was simply too large compared to these celestial bodies. The movements of countless heavenly objects could not inflict any meaningful damage on