Before Lin's eyes was … … a vast plain … …
All sorts of debris were floating around, but Lin could not shift her gaze away.
In front of Lin was a Tumbler. Although it wasn't very big, its diameter was still over a hundred kilometers. The small ball that Lin made earlier was squeezed into a place full of floating debris. After the ice wall in front of her opened, a strong suction force sucked in all the debris along with Lin's small ball. Then, Lin saw this scene.
The Observing Eyeball had drifted over to the Tumbler. Lin had some barbs extend from the Observing Eyeball to grab the surface of what appeared to be a rock.
The place where the Observing Eyeball was earlier should be where the Void Iceberg stored its waste. Every time it reached a certain level, it would release the waste.
At present, the Void Iceberg was floating not too far away. Some large tentacles extended from its body and pierced into the rock of the Tumbler … …
It did not appear to be eating. Who knows what it was doing … …
But Lin was more concerned about the Tumbler.
In the past few hundred years, Lin had released a large number of flying objects. Some of them had flown quite far away, but Lin had never seen anything so big.
Nor had she ever seen a Tumbler before.
But how did this Void Iceberg find a Tumbler after flying at such a slow speed for over 10 days?
Did it have some special method? Was it able to discover something hidden? But most of Lin's flying objects had many observation structures. It was impossible to miss something so big.
How strange. And this place … …
Right, where is this place? Lin suddenly realized. Lin could not sense the distance here.
If the distance was too far in the void, it would be like this. She would not be able to know the exact distance between different units, but she would be able to know the direction of this place.
Lin could no longer sense the distance between this place and the meteorite area. This proved that the Void Iceberg had moved a distance greater than the moon.
Only a few dozen days? Was that possible?
It must have some special method. Lin had to dig deep into it. But the Void Iceberg's body was very dangerous. She had to move slowly.
Because she had found new resources, the eggs of the creature Lin called 'Sparks' could produce more units … …
However, on this Tumbler, Lin was able to move as she wished.
The balls that were sucked out flew to the Rolling Tree. They grew barbed legs and gathered on the surface of the Rolling Tree.
This place was rather cold, but it didn't affect them much. These were all creatures that were used to the Void, and because of the new method, they could move around in places without oxygen.
The Tumbler did not look like a place with any living creatures. There were only rocks and other structures everywhere. The Void Iceberg should not like to eat such things. Was it resting here?
Just as Lin was thinking this. The Void Iceberg began to move. The tentacles stuck in the rock suddenly broke off and flew away, leaving only the tentacles stuck in the rock.
What was it doing? Could it be …
Thinking of this, Lin let the small ball run to the side of these several huge tentacles. Lin could see that these tentacles were still trembling slightly, as if they were still alive.
It was a strange feeling. Lin felt that this was probably a reproductive behavior. Leaving a part of its tentacles behind was probably the only reason … … but Lin needed to keep these small balls alive first.
Normally, Lin would combine these small balls into one large ball, but it was very difficult to combine them in the Void, so she needed to find something useful to keep them alive … …
Since the Void Iceberg had chosen this place, there should be something that it could absorb.
In the dark and cold rocky plains, the small balls were quickly running around. Each of them had a glowing eyeball in front of them that constantly observed their surroundings.
But growing these eyeballs would also consume more of their energy, so Lin needed to quickly find something that could be decomposed. Some of the small balls had small tentacles extending from their bodies to check if the rocks on the ground had anything that could be decomposed.
Most of the rocks here didn't have anything that could be decomposed, only a few did, but the amount was very low, so there was no need to specifically collect them.
If the small balls couldn't survive here, Lin would change them into a special state. This state made it difficult for them to observe their surroundings, but allowed them to survive in the Void for a long time until they found more energy.
That was … …
The small balls noticed a large rock in front of them, so they quickly gathered around it. Under the rock, Lin saw a cave.
This cave seemed to lead deep underground, and the small balls entered it from here.
As they went deeper into the cave, Lin could feel that the temperature here was clearly warmer than outside, but that was only relatively speaking. She still needed a higher temperature.
The small balls ran for over 10 meters inside the cave. The cave was full of twists and turns, and there were also quite a few forks, but Lin had only taken the most spacious path.
Now, the small balls had all stopped, because in front of Lin's eyes, something that could move had appeared.
It looked … … like a spire of stone, but there were also some structures around the stone that looked like arthropods. It was using these arthropods to slowly crawl on the ground.
A new Void Lifeform!
Lin was a bit excited when she saw it, but Lin quickly became hesitant.
How were these small balls going to deal with this lifeform? It was only 3 centimeters tall, but it was several times larger than the small balls. It seemed to be completely made of rock, as if it couldn't be shaken at all.
Lin needed to eat it in order to obtain energy for the small balls around it.
Although it looked difficult to deal with, its movements were very slow. Even when Lin had one of the small balls approach it, it didn't react at all.
At this time, the small ball climbed onto its body. After observing it for a bit, Lin found a gap at the bottom of its body.
Then, the small ball extended a sharp tentacle and pierced into the gap.
This feeling … …
Lin found that the inside of the lifeform's body was almost as cold as the outside.
Could it be that this lifeform's body doesn't have any temperature?
The tentacle easily pierced into the lifeform's body. Because the structure of the gap was relatively weak, after entering a certain spot, Lin could feel a large amount of liquid inside.
Furthermore, this liquid seemed to have the same temperature as its surroundings, not freezing even at extremely low temperatures. When Lin sucked it into the small ball, Lin felt a strange sensation … …
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