The makeshift Teleportation Array was complete.
A Lan's task was not over yet. After having his clansmen watch over the Spatial Teleportation Array, he hurried to the Di Family Village Library and resumed his studies.
As the Star Network requested, this round of study focused on how to close Spatial Rifts.
This was a crucial part of the counter-invasion war the Star Network had planned.
During his studies, A Lan learned that a Spatial Rift was essentially a tear in the structure of space.
A world could be compared to an enormous living creature.
A Spatial Rift was a wound torn open on that creature's body. Under normal circumstances, a stable world structure could heal itself, just as a creature could recover from a wound. As the world continued to operate, the creature's cells would rapidly gather at the wound to repair or regenerate it.
Source Origin had a similar structure.
After the portion projected into Monster World was destroyed, it would ultimately be reborn elsewhere in Monster World.
Another reference was the battle between the Champion Fighter and the Ascension Race, during which their fierce clashes had repeatedly torn space apart.
But the torn space had returned to normal in the blink of an eye.
A super world like Monster World, in particular, had extremely powerful self-healing properties arising from its operation.
When forces capable of easily shattering a Minor World fought in Monster World, the damaged space healed in an instant without affecting Monster World's operation at all.
Maintaining a Spatial Passage, meanwhile, required methods such as these.
One was tearing space apart with the support of spatial rules. Unless someone possessed the ability to alter rules, closing this kind of Spatial Rift with the players' current strength was undoubtedly a pipe dream.
But the invading forces clearly