Who was Loya?
The woman's question stunned Kallen.
He had thought he could reach Loya and bring her into the present Sealed Space, but the woman's reaction seemed to be telling him that even the Sealed Space had become the one from a thousand years ago?
So the Mills Goddess's Artifact Spirit did not recognize him and did not know Loya.
Kallen looked around. Yes, this was the Sealed Space. Even if it was false, it was rendered very clearly.
The Dormitory Building was a Special Area formed by a leak. He could not leave it. Once he did, it meant returning to reality and ending all his participation here.
Yet the concept of space diverged here. You could not leave this circle, but as long as you stayed within it, you seemed able to extend it as far as possible?
But if even the Sealed Space belonged to over a thousand years ago, then who exactly was creating and sustaining what he saw before him?
Most importantly, there was a paradox here.
Kallen was familiar with the structure of formations. Although he had no energy to study and improve his illusion arts, Alfred, who had received the Kongpacini Inheritance, was by his side, so he understood illusion arts fairly well too.
Sometimes, to think through the essence of something, one could try stripping away its extraneous layers to make it simpler.
If this dorm room were likened to an initial point, it would be like the starting point of an illusion. The most common approach was to give you a familiar little setting, then an opening or a door for you to open yourself. Beyond it would be the second-stage environment designed to guide you.
What was known now was that the farthest distance extending outward from this dorm