Beyond the Reality Dimension, everything was unimaginably beautiful and mysterious.
It felt as though they were floating amid illusory lights and shadows, while also standing within a boundless starry sky.
Strange colors flickered through their vision and minds, as if even their thoughts had been adorned with lights. These stars did not merely sparkle across a flat plane; they danced freely through space.
After passing through the Doorway, something behind them seemed to push them forward. It might have been a giant hand, or perhaps a current of air. The sensation was exceedingly ethereal, because when Su Ming focused on it, he discovered that he had not moved at all. The world was what had turned.
It was somewhat like wanting to climb a mountain, only for the mountain to rumble the instant the thought crossed your mind, then race over from tens of thousands of kilometers away at light speed like a pet dog, arriving right at your feet.
The man had not gone to the mountain; the mountain had come to the man.
Brilliant, multicolored halos passed through the two people and one cat. They carried soft laughter, seeming to strip away things belonging to the mortal world, though Su Ming did not know exactly what. He could only wrap Cloak tightly around Death, who had become an ordinary person, to keep anything from happening to her.
When he turned back to look at those starlight-like rings, he could see scenes from different dimensions within each one.
Some worlds were made of crystal palaces, their gemlike buildings radiating dazzling light. Others were made of flowers, with colorful petals blooming in the air and releasing captivating fragrances.
There were even dimensions made from the Time Concept. The power of time was like thin streams in a waterfall, endlessly splitting