"Ha, I suddenly remembered something, this must be the reason."

"What could be more important than life."

"The process and the result."

"The process and the result?" Allen could not understand the implicit meaning in Feng Yi's words.

"Relying on oneself is better than relying on others. I think, even if you could help me leave that space, it would still just be by external force, without more breakthroughs for myself. Such a result is not as good as staying there forever, until the end..."

"You have courage, but before that, you must make enough advance preparations."

"Advance preparations?"

"Yes, the Alternate Space is vastly different from the cosmic physics rules you know. It's like a refraction of laws and rules. All unreasonable things are routine in that space. I can't describe it better with human vocabulary. Before that, you need to offer enough psychological suggestion and believe you will succeed, and awaken from the dream."

Mo Ying's statement was somewhat understood by Feng Yi, "Can I see it as a dream?"

"..." Mo Ying was silent for a moment, then said, "Yes, you can see the functioning order of that space as the Dream Eye."

"Nightmare?"

"Not Nightmare, but Dream Eye." Mo Ying emphasized to Feng Yi, the eye meant an eye to look with. Of course, this analogy might be untimely, but it can't better explain the rules of that space. After all, even it hadn't ventured into that originally non-existent dimension of space.

Mo Ying explained to Feng Yi that even though that spacetime has a time and space axis, it operates differently from the existing universe. At this point, it reminded Feng Yi to think about Xiu Yi's inner darkness, which is a reflection of fear—in a certain sense, the form of operation of the Alternate Space is somewhat similar to the scene when they traversed the inner world.

But there are also obvious differences. As for what differences, it's simple. Although the Magic Crystal civilization also has many unpredictabilities, the problems in this area are all established on the premise of cause and effect refraction. In other words, it is precisely because the fear in Xiu Yi's heart grows that it causes changes in the fear around everyone, and it is precisely because of the appearance of the Bizarre that space's stable operation was interfered with, leading to visible collapse holes in the universe.

In short, these are all visible, with cause and effect.

The Alternate Space is different. You might safely return from it, with everything safe and sound, or you might encounter turbulence. These turbulences, whether large or small, might impact Feng Yi's spirit with unpredictable external factors.

Feng Yi shook his head, saying he didn't quite understand what it meant.

Mo Ying explained to Feng Yi that the storms it spoke of didn't imply physical hardness could resist them. To use another metaphor, a normal person walking down the street might suddenly die. There are many ways to die—perhaps a traffic accident, perhaps sudden cardiac arrest, perhaps electrocution. There are innumerable such examples, difficult to list one by one.

The situation in the Alternate Space, in fact, is a larger version of these accidents, whether it's the surprise, the joy, or the fear from accidents. These are the most normal phenomena in the Alternate Space, even things Feng Yi cannot understand.

These accidental mechanisms might not be something you actively uncover. They might also occur passively, like misfortune descending from the sky.

It couldn't even give Feng Yi more accurate information, couldn't determine if the Third Rhythm was effective in that space, though the Third Rhythm belongs to the overriding laws, an observer phenomenon among them.

"What do you mean by the observer?"

"God in the human eye."

"What?!" Feng Yi was genuinely surprised by Mo Ying's answer.

"God, the more I hear, the more confused I become."

Mo Ying said, "The observer is the creator, the creator is the thinker, the thinker is the observer."

"Does your means of representation also belong to the observer?"

"Not really. Strictly speaking, my form of existence has no connection with the observer, but your law has many interactions with the observer."

"How so?"

"I can't describe it well. Using human language, matter that can be observed is existence. When humans observe a quantum particle, they discover its most basic operational rules. But when you don't observe it, in what way does it present itself? I think it's precisely because humans have thoughts, as thought sweeps over, that quantum particles generate phenomenological refraction. This is not the collapse understood by humans. I can't even explain this issue, but you succeeded. I think you are someone who can answer this question well, but I don't want to ask. Delving into the realm of the observer is originally forbidden."

"Forbidden..."

"Yes, even in higher dimensions, I don't want to know more about it—now let's talk about you. Don't you find your instantaneous movement intriguing?"

"You mean the Third Rhythm, it is indeed a skill that's difficult to explain."

"I think it's not a skill. The way you move isn't simply leading people in flight or just taking yourself away. In the extension of your thoughts, you are one of the physical rules. When you open the Third Rhythm, you will observe every thing within the reach of your mind. Those friends connected to you aren't truly moving. They are completely disappearing, vanishing, decomposing, then forming new entities under physical laws, including yourself—which is to say, your physical body before you were alive. But these things happen in an instant, so even you didn't notice—so-called instant, well, in the time it took me to say this sentence, a trillion instances have passed..."

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