These entrances on the plain were exactly the same as the ones Mo Ling and Li Luo had seen when they first traveled between worlds.
They looked like mirrors filled with seawater.
Waves continuously crashed against the mirror surfaces, yet never splashed beyond them.
Some mirrors stretched for over ten meters but were only a few centimeters tall, like long snakes lying across the plain. Waves washed over their bodies like gleaming scales. Such entrances were completely inaccessible because they were too narrow.
Some mirror surfaces were covered in "mottled patches." Spots where the seawater had yet to cover were scattered across different parts of the mirrors. These holes were entirely stable spaces and could not yet form "doors." Passing through them would only return one to reality rather than lead to another world.
The seawater inside other mirrors churned as if caught in a storm. Even the water had turned somewhat black, covered in bubbles that gave off a dim, matte gleam and looked incomparably murky. These were extremely unstable entrances. If someone rashly entered one, they might be drowned by the violent currents before reaching another world.
The plain seemed to be littered with mirrors, but in truth, only a few could be entered. The mirrors here were even more "chaotic" than the ones they had seen last time. They had taken on all sorts of strange shapes, as though normal mirrors had been torn apart. Some were completely twisted, while others were riddled with holes.
There was no need to inspect such entrances at all. Li Luo led Cube straight past them and headed toward the mirrors that appeared somewhat more normal in the distance.
Yet when they drew close, they found that those mirrors either had mottled holes across their surfaces or contained seawater in an