"You're going in? Did you find him?"
Watching Richard suddenly rise to his feet, ready to enter the labyrinth, Wild Wind's eyes immediately lit up with excitement.
It seemed fate truly stood on his side.
But Richard's answer doused him with a bucket of cold water.
Richard shook his head. "No, but I found something strange. I'm going in to take a look."
Wild Wind could not help feeling somewhat disappointed, but he immediately asked, "Something strange? Do you need help?"
"No."
Though he did not know whether that space possessed defensive measures, Richard felt it was better not to share this first exploration with anyone.
Bringing someone in meant having to split the spoils. Why share something he could swallow all by himself?
Seeing Richard's decisiveness, Wild Wind did not press further.
He was no fool. Since Richard would not let him interfere, he had most likely found a Dominator's corpse or relic within the labyrinth.
Those things were not part of their contract. Richard naturally would not allow him to meddle and get a share for nothing.
"Alright. Be careful."
Richard nodded, then stepped into the labyrinth.
As he entered the labyrinth once more, he did not know whether it was merely psychological or whether he had overlooked certain details before.
He always felt that these spatial currents seemed like artificial creations.
Casting aside that thought, Richard began moving along the spatial current.
Though the spatial currents were utterly lawless, Richard's clones had already laid out a route leading to the labyrinth's core region.
The powerful spatial currents along this route had all been reinforced by Richard with Space Anchors. As long as he was careful, he would not trigger changes in the currents.
As he followed the spatial current onward, Richard's greatest obstacle along the way was