A Space Esper's space could not block the influence of the fragments.
After all, their spaces came from their superpowers, and their superpowers came from meteorite fragments.
But hers did not.
Her space had an unusual origin. Even now, the Research Institute had yet to figure out where Jiang Yu's uniquely special space-the only land of hope where crops could grow-had come from.
Mysticism?
Sheng An did not believe that, and neither did the Research Institute.
Everything that existed had to have some logic behind its existence. They simply had not found the logic behind Jiang Yu's Space yet.
But at least her space had nothing to do with superpowers, which meant it had nothing to do with meteorite fragments, right?
If they put the fragments inside, could it block their influence?
Jiang Yu rubbed her hands together eagerly.
Sheng An smacked her and scolded her expressionlessly, "Behave yourself. Stop messing around with your space."
Jiang Yu: "..."
She covered her head, looking deeply aggrieved.
Ugh-
Sister Sheng scolded me.
Looking at the others, she found that aside from Li Xin, whose eyes lit up as though he agreed, everyone else looked as if they wanted to scold her too. Their expressions were hard to describe.
Hao Jingye rolled his eyes, speechless. "Your space is humanity's last land of hope. Before Academician Zhou and the others enter, they wash up in a clean room. They've never brought any outside soil into your space.
"Even the mutant fish mint isn't allowed to stay inside for long. The importance of your space goes without saying. The fragments are the source of every disaster. What if putting them inside contaminates your space?"
He poked her head, gritting his teeth. "Don't you dare act recklessly. You're the only one who can use that space.