Feng Yi continuously shuttled through the void, at first Kevin didn't notice, but as the scenes in front of him switched rapidly like viewing flowers on horseback, the frequency was overwhelming... It was then that he realized teleportation was indeed so magical.

Holy crap, Kevin was completely astonished... He was amazed at how quickly the surroundings moved backward, momentarily forgetting his fear of the dangerous environment. Initially, he had heard Xiu Yi talk about teleportation, but he hadn't known it could involve continuous movement. The big ups and downs of walking through the void were far more thrilling than any roller coaster or bungee jump.

"Pretty relaxed, eh kid? You seem really to be enjoying it."

"Ah? I can't hear what you're saying."

Bai Zhexian's voice reached Kevin's ears amid his high-speed movement and after repeated attempts, Kevin finally understood, the warning acting like a bucket of cold water making him suddenly sober.

As a bounty hunter, he had traveled far and wide and had extraordinary experiences, behaving with a certain youthful defiance, yet he didn't dare to put on airs in front of Brother Feng's friend, only awkwardly scratching his head and smiling sheepishly.

"Ha, hahaha, haha... I got it."

During this time, Feng Yi's movement had never stopped, hissing continuously...

Fortunately, the short-distance movement didn't consume too much of Feng Yi's mental strength. After a while, the Space Fissure finally stopped spreading.

When they were nearly a hundred kilometers away, which was hardly visible, Feng Yi finally stopped.

"Huff, huff... Finally, it's safe." Kevin patted his heart repeatedly, still feeling residual fear.

"This situation, I think, can only be considered temporary," Feng Yi said calmly. As he spoke, he unscrewed a bottle of purified water and poured it over his face, trying his best to keep his mind clear while quietly considering the current situation.

Given that the Third Rhythm couldn't suppress the collapse of space, it could be speculated that the latitude they were in was part of the real environment. Everything they saw was not an illusion. Sooner or later this place, even this universe would collapse. If they couldn't find a portal to leave this place, the problem would become troublesome.

Bai Zhexian asked Kevin, "Before we arrived, did you say you had been alone in that 'Bizarre' house for a day?"

"I guess so, but I'm not sure," Kevin explained that the flow of time here might be different. He felt he had been in that environment for well over a night, but it was still pitch black, and even the lights seemed dimmer than usual.

After a moment of silence, Bai Zhexian shared his speculation, "Everything in this space was normal before we came, so why did it start collapsing after our arrival? Could it be the 'Bizarre' phenomena pushing the space towards collapse?"

"It's possible, but not necessarily—usually when people are in special environments, their sensory and cognitive activities far exceed the ordinary. What Kevin saw and heard might not be true, but of course, we can't dismiss the first guess." Feng Yi mused aloud, his tone suddenly shifted again, "Brother Bai, did you once mention that the phenomena happening around Kevin seemed similar to a curse?"

"Yes. Curses usually manifest in the forms of 'curse' or 'scare.' The situation described by Kevin leans more toward the latter. Of course, some people are less likely to be affected by curses, such as those with strong destinies. These belong to the realm of mystical metaphysics. Is there anything wrong?"

As thoughts swirled, Feng Yi quickly filtered everything Bai Zhexian said, mentioning, "The records of Magic Crystal civilization indicate that 'Bizarre' has the power to turn illusions into reality. Kevin's situation might have been in the process where illusions were turning real. As you mentioned before, there might be a need for a medium, perhaps a temporal gap or a magnetic field assimilation. During this phase, could my special ability interrupt the curse revelation process, resulting in the originally distorted spatial rules not being recognized, and thus causing a second collapse at this disordered temporal point?"

After all, a curse is much like a computer virus—when a computer is infected, it doesn't immediately malfunction but progressively breaks down the system, resulting in complete failure.

Regarding Feng Yi's speculations, both Kevin and Bai Zhexian tacitly agreed without objection. At least until a better verification emerged, Feng Yi's explanations seemed logical and evidenced. Of course, this hypothesis might not be big, but compared to baseless speculations, it had some grounds.

Therefore, Feng Yi's proposal was not to distort this space through his special ability, which might prevent the Space Fissure from expanding further.

Regardless, they had to try it, but this approach led them to a new problem. Bai Zhexian claimed they were already in this 'Bizarre' space, and if Feng Yi's special ability did not interfere, could they fall into an invisible, inescapable loop like Kevin, gradually being assimilated by this place?

If it were just an ordinary curse, it would obviously be no problem, but if the entire space was under a curse cycle, you might not even realize you were caught in it — much like the poem about not knowing the true face of Mount Lu.

Feng Yi also considered this possibility, preferring it to the expansion of the void.

The desolate street was in shades of gray and white. Besides themselves, the entire world seemed utterly devoid of life or had it already become this way even before they arrived—this once vibrant alien space transformed? Had its inhabitants already been assimilated, erased, or pulled into another place beyond their guesses?

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