Strangle did not touch the crystal. It looked imposing, but in reality, each tentacle came to an abrupt stop as it approached the giant pink gemstone, keeping its distance as it searched for traces of anyone having been here before.
Someone had indeed been here. It quickly found two parallel palm prints on the crystal, very fresh ones—one large and one small.
"Eee."
"Mm, I know. Odin and the mysterious enemy were grappling at the time. Maybe they lost their balance and pressed their hands against the crystal at the same time, so they were transported away together. It looks like if two creatures maintain physical contact while touching the crystal, they'll be treated as a single unit. That's a new discovery."
Su Ming patted the Bean Sprout as it retracted, then continued searching for other clues.
The extra dimension called "World" was not large at all. Its area was roughly equivalent to two basketball courts, and that was before subtracting the crystal's footprint, which alone was the size of a tennis court.
Though it looked like endless starry sky no matter which way one looked, it actually had boundaries—an invisible range restriction, commonly known as an "Air Wall."
Those boundaries could not be seen with the naked eye, nor could any energy be sensed from them, but they were there.
"I wanted to ask, if the crystal throws us into other realities, can we still come back?" Daisy floated over to Su Ming's side and scratched her head awkwardly. "I'm not afraid of dying. It's just that my friends and family are all over here, and I still owe my teacher fifty thousand dollars."
Her little hand pinched a corner of her cape, folding and twisting it between her fingers.
Su Ming nodded without hesitation. "Of course we can