What lay deep within the barren land?
Lin Yi slowly turned his gaze toward the depths of the barren land. The ground there did not seem level, nor was it simply uneven. Instead, it sloped toward a certain location.
At that glance, Lin Yi suddenly froze.
The sloping ground and the regularly arranged large plaster masses seemed to form some peculiar matrix. The Fanatics moving back and forth resembled modules shuttling through it, constantly performing some kind of editing on the entire matrix.
If-if this really was a matrix, then that was not entirely impossible.
After all, Lin Yi did not know whether the Fanatics and the Impersonator Art Students were the same kind of thing under different names, or whether the former were things at a deeper level of contamination.
And it was difficult to draw any conclusions about the Stonehenge-like arrangement on this barren land from a single observation.
Suddenly, Lin Yi's vision wavered. Then his view rapidly zoomed toward the depths of the barren land, as though Domain Insight had activated.
His Visual Domain blurred, and everything around him turned into particle-like effects. Only the scene at the center of the barren land grew clear.
At the center of the barren land, Lin Yi saw a sprawling crater.
It resembled a miniature impact crater. Hideous cracks along its edges spread unchecked in every direction like a demon's claw marks.
These cracks varied in width. The wider sections looked capable of swallowing a person's body, while even the narrow ones could accommodate a thick branch. They cut deep into the earth, like wounds torn open as the land struggled in agony, or scars left on the surface by some ancient beast in its rage.
At the center of this crater, a pitch-black pit resembled a gate to a