The first possibility Qin Feng thought of was whether he had been moving too fast.
Within this Starfield Space, would exceeding a certain speed threshold bring about a fatal death?
But clearly, he soon ruled out that possibility.
His Shadow Perception had continued to cover the entire area until the very last moment, so he knew... sickly purple rays had wound around him 0.01 seconds before his death, and 0.01 seconds later, he had died abruptly.
Three Thousand Immortal Sounds had experienced the same thing on the other side.
The sickly purple rays had appeared and wound around them at exactly the same time, without the slightest difference.
Three Thousand Immortal Sounds' speed was completely different from mine, and so was her acceleration.
If exceeding a certain speed threshold meant death, I should have died a little earlier than her...
Of course, it was also possible that fatal death would occur a certain amount of time after exceeding a speed threshold.
But Qin Feng felt that such a delay was unlikely to exist in the Godforsaken Game. A mechanic with a delayed check would be far too difficult to figure out, and a mere few uses of unconditional resurrection would not be nearly enough.
So a simpler, more straightforward possibility was that players in this area would die if there were no other players within a certain range of them!
In other words, what people often called... being isolated and without support!
Qin Feng calmly thought it over while waiting to resurrect.
When he and Three Thousand Immortal Sounds had stayed together, both of them had been fine.
Yet shortly after they separated, they had died at exactly the same moment.
Qin Feng also reviewed what had happened. Judging by the various timestamps, he and Three Thousand Immortal Sounds had