White Sun Mirror Region, Mirror Corridor.
Angor didn't have to wait for long this time. In less than five minutes, Laplace showed up in the corridor.
"The heart space can't withstand the waves?" Angor looked at Laplace.
He couldn't tell anything from Laplace's expression, but the fact that Laplace came back so quickly meant that the test was over quickly.
Based on the previous situation, the fact that the test ended so quickly meant that the results of the test were not ideal.
Angor was prepared for his heart space to fail in resisting the waves.
But to his surprise, Laplace shook her head. "No. It's much better than I thought."
Laplace repeated the word "too much" twice in a row, which was enough to show his satisfaction with the test result.
"So the heart space can withstand the waves?" Angor's eyes lit up.
Laplace nodded. "Yes. But it can only withstand the waves when it's in the most stable state. If it expands even a little bit, the structure will become unstable and collapse at any time. "
"But it's already a good result."
In other words, Laplace's heart space could stay in the Sea of Mirrors.
It sounded like a simple sentence, but the meaning behind it was very deep.
Even Laplace couldn't help but sigh. "Ever since I was born, I've never seen any space that could stay in the Sea of Mirrors. But my heart space did it."
This meant that …
The Sea of Mirrors was full of danger.
A safe zone was created out of thin air.
For Laplace, who could survive in the Sea of Mirrors for a long time, the special property of her heart space was not very useful. But for 99% of the other mirror creatures, it was a milestone.
If other mirror creatures knew that the heart space could stay in the Sea of Mirrors,
Even if the heart space could only maintain a length of a thousand meters,
It could still become a sacred place in the Sun Mirror Domain.
This was why the heart space was so dangerous.
Laplace might look calm on the surface, but she was actually feeling very nervous. Her body could stay in the Sea of Mirrors for a long time.
But …
She couldn't give other people the ability to enter the Sea of Mirrors.
But her heart space could do it.
Even the weakest mirror creature could.
As long as he was under the protection of the heart space, he wouldn't have to worry about danger even if he was in the Empty Mirror Ocean!
Laplace paused for a moment, then said in a faint tone, "Also, I'm not sure.
The function of the heart space should be more than that. "
Angor caught a word. "Should?"
Laplace said, "I'm not sure if that's possible.
Because the test time was very short.
Besides, the Empty Mirror Sea that I just went to isn't suitable for this test. "
In other words,
Laplace had an unconfirmed conjecture.
However, she was confident that her guess was accurate.
For example, Laplace suggested that Angor skip Mirror Extinction and go to the Eternal Mirror Sea to do the test.
Laplace was confident that he could succeed.
But after all, it was just a guess, and he still needed evidence to prove it.
Laplace looked at him. "If you're willing.
We can continue with this test. However, we need to change the location. "
He did not know what kind of test it was.
But out of his trust in Laplace, he did not hesitate.
He nodded and said, "Okay."
Next, the two of them began to move around the corridor again.
This time,
Even if Laplace did not say the destination,
Angor could see it clearly.
They were getting farther and farther away from the center of the mirror domain.
Judging from the sparseness of the mirror lights, Angor could tell.
They were moving toward the edge of the mirror domain.
Soon,
The mirror light of life and death could no longer be seen in the surroundings. Instead, it was pitch-black.
It was as if they were really walking in the void.
But even though there were no more mirror lights around him, Laplace continued to move forward.
It was as if she wanted to go deeper into the darkness.
Laplace could see that Angor was confused about their surroundings.
Angor was more curious about their destination, but he didn't ask.
Instead, he chose to follow her in silence.
For some reason, Laplace felt comfortable.
Was this what humans meant by "trust"?
They walked for another ten minutes. The darkness around them was getting deeper and deeper.
Laplace finally spoke, "Our destination is the Empty Mirror Sea under the Unfathomable Cavern."
"What's the Abyss Cave?" Laplace asked. It would have been fine if he didn't tell them.
Angor took the opportunity to ask.
"The Unfathomable Cavern is located outside the boundary of your mind. There is absolutely no light around it. Any source of light will be devoured by the Unfathomable Cavern. It's said that the Unfathomable Cavern leads to the Dark Mirror Domain. "
"The Unfathomable Cavern in the mirror?"
Laplace nodded. "But, I don't know.
"That's just a rumor. But I don't think the Unfathomable Cavern is the Unfathomable Cavern. "
"Why?"
"Because I've been to the Unfathomable Cavern," Laplace explained casually.
You've been to the Unfathomable Cavern?
And you're telling me "rumor" again?
Laplace seemed to have read Angor's mind.
"Just because I've been there doesn't mean I know what's behind the Unfathomable Cavern. I'm just sure that it's not the Unfathomable Cavern, because I've been to the Unfathomable Cavern before.
"I don't know where the Unfathomable Cavern leads to. Maybe it's even farther away."
When Laplace mentioned "boundary", Angor remembered something Laplace mentioned before: mental boundary.
"What do you mean by mental boundary?" Angor asked directly.
Laplace said, "I mean it literally. "For a mirror creature, a place without gathering energy is considered a boundary. But that's just a mental boundary. No one knows where the real boundary of the mirror domain is. "
In other words, Angor thought he was at the edge of the mirror domain, but that was not the case.
Although it could be said that the place where the Mirror Light was not born and extinguished could be called the edge, that was only a psychological boundary.
It was not a real boundary.
The mirror domain was enormous.
It was immeasurable. "Boundary" was a term used to describe a creature's imagination.
"Generally speaking, mirror creatures won't go beyond their mental boundaries. That's because there's nothing but darkness outside the boundary. There's no gathering energy. It's like a giant wasteland with nothing to gain from it.
"The area around the Deep Nether Cave is especially dangerous. Even the light source is swallowed up. Even if it's not too dangerous, the mirror creatures consider it a forbidden zone."
"That's why I chose the Unfathomable Cavern. There won't be any annoying creatures coming to disturb us."
"By annoying creatures, you mean —"
"Ancient Tooth Fairy," Laplace said in a flat tone.
"My test requires a place where Ancient Tooth Fairy won't show up. The Mirror Sea near the Unfathomable Cavern won't allow Ancient Tooth Fairy to come here."
Ancient Tooth Fairy was involved in the test? Before Angor could ask for more details, Laplace whispered, "We're here. The Unfathomable Cavern is just ahead."
Angor looked down and saw nothing but darkness. He had no idea where the Unfathomable Cavern was.
However, Angor noticed that the corridor ahead was completely dark.
There was a faint light in the Corridor of Mirrors, but not far ahead, all the light had disappeared. Even the faint light in the corridor was swallowed up by the darkness.
"Is that the Unfathomable Cavern?" Angor pointed at the dark area at the end of the corridor.
Laplace shook his head. "Not yet. The Unfathomable Cavern is further ahead. It'll take us several minutes to get there. But we don't need to go too deep. The Tooth Fairy won't come here anyway. "
With that, Laplace slowly opened the door and prepared to go down to the Mirror Sea.
Before he left, Laplace suddenly thought of something and looked back at Angor. "Do you want to come with me? The Mirror Sea won't affect you as long as you stay inside your heart. "
"Me … too?" Angor frowned.
Actually, Laplace wanted to take back her words as soon as she said it. It was too abrupt. If Angor agreed, he would be putting his life in Laplace's hands. Did they really build such a strong wall of trust between them?
Laplace believed that the wall of trust would be built after they spent more time together in the future.
But right now, they were only at the initial stage of mutual trust. Asking for something like this might cause a rift between them.
But since she had already said it, Laplace couldn't take it back. She considered her words carefully and said, "I just think that if you watch the test yourself, it might be more convincing than if I tell you about it. But it's still up to you whether you want to go or not. "
Of course, Angor had considered the same thing as Laplace.
Angor didn't go to the previous experiments because he was too lazy. But this time, the Mirror Sea was an extremely dangerous place. If he went there, he would be putting himself in danger.
Therefore, Angor did consider a lot about Laplace's question.
"Are you sure I'll be fine in my heart?" Angor considered for a moment before asking, "Are you sure?"
Laplace said with certainty, "I guarantee in the name of Laplace that there won't be any problems."
With that, a faint contract power spread out from Laplace's body.
Laplace used her real name to make the contract. It was a one-sided contract, so Angor didn't need to agree to it.
The contract wasn't very binding. It was more of an indication of Laplace's attitude and a way to soothe her sudden question.
Angor considered for a moment and nodded. "Alright, let's go."
Angor agreed not only because of Laplace's attitude, but also because of something else.
He had the highest access to the heart space. In other words, he wouldn't be harmed in the heart space.
As for whether or not Laplace had lied to him, and whether or not the waves of the Empty Mirror Ocean could actually affect the heart space, Laplace had lied to him.
There was one thing he was sure of: no.
Using Ultra Perception, Angor could clearly sense Laplace's emotions. He could tell whether Laplace was telling the truth or not.
Of course, Laplace could also sense Angor's emotions. But even if he did, Laplace couldn't do anything about it. He couldn't fake his emotions.
Therefore, Angor could easily tell if Laplace was telling the truth or not.
Also, Laplace's attitude wasn't fake.
Therefore, Angor chose to trust Laplace.
He believed that with this trust, their trust would gradually increase in the future. This was a good thing.
Of course, if something went wrong, Angor still had a backup plan.
He didn't have the ability to flip a table, but the Nightmare Realm did.
…
With that confirmed, Angor entered his heart space ahead of everyone else.
Once inside, he slowly approached the "heart wall" and reached out a hand to touch it.
Next, he sensed a mysterious aura.
The red "heart wall" began to "melt" at a speed visible to the naked eye.
However, it only looked like it was melting. To be more precise, the heart wall was becoming transparent. The heart wall was still there, and its firmness didn't change. However, Angor could see the outside world through the wall.
He could clearly see Laplace and the heart descending at an extremely fast speed.
Two minutes later, he saw the Empty Mirror Sea, which was glowing faintly.
Angor didn't know how to describe the Mirror Sea. It wasn't a "sea" since it didn't contain any liquid. But it did have the characteristics of a "sea" — endless waves.
If he had to describe it, the Mirror Sea was more like a mirror screen with countless reflections on it.
Different reflections appeared on each of the light screens. Some were shining brightly, some were dark and gloomy, some were void, some were material, some were sky, some were earth, some were mountains, and some were water. Even the insides of buildings could be seen.
Most of the reflections were still, but the mirrors themselves were moving. However, the reflections weren't moving by their own will. Instead, they were moving like waves, which quickly shattered the reflections.
It wasn't the same as the Eternal Mirror Sea. It was more like a "refresh".
Just a moment ago, the reflection on the circular mirror was still a cloud in the sky. However, under the forced refresh of the ripple-like waves, the cloud in the sky quickly dissipated and was replaced by another irregular mirror, and a new scene appeared in the mirror.
Angor also saw living beings in the different reflections, but they quickly disappeared. Most of the reflections were empty.
In just a few seconds, Angor saw all the different scenes in the general plane.
"This … is the Mirror Sea?"
(End of Chapter)
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