Xyrin Empire

Chapter 436: Chapter 436: Circles

When a heavy crisis relentlessly pursues you, you find time especially vexing: it moves too slowly, preventing you from resolving the mess quickly, yet it also moves too quickly, denying you the chance to prepare for everything—this is our current predicament.

Nevertheless, everything still arrived.

About six hours later, the Imperial Fleet finally neared the navigational limits of the Twin Sisters after a series of accelerations and decelerations. Beyond lay a place of utter Chaos, a bizarre zone devoid of any laws.

It wasn’t a chaotic area of laws; it was a place where laws didn’t exist at all—complete void in all aspects. Sandora’s speculations were completely confirmed. This wasn’t merely outside a battlefield; the Big Bang had obliterated the battlefield itself.

“Void, or at least something akin to it,” Sandora spoke as a golden glow shimmered faintly in her hair. “Aside from the absence of Void Energy, this place is practically indistinguishable from the Void… Issue the command: all lower-class warships enter the mother ship’s force field, low-level Angels return to the Space Fold, and deploy the mother ship’s force field to maximum. We’re preparing to enter the Void!”

In this peculiar location, even the smallest scale spatial jump could trigger unpredictable consequences. Hence, the fleet’s transformation was entirely reliant on conventional engines—a process that consumed approximately thirty minutes. During this time, we released several probes into the surrounding space, yet as soon as they left the protection of the mother ship, they became remnants lost in the Void without exception.

“Who would have thought the Black Sun would harbor such dangerous places? It must be man-made,” Sandora said as she stretched her hand forward, as if to clench something in her fist.

“I want to crush it, no matter what it is!”

The fleet proceeded with extreme caution, all scanning systems operating at full power. However, with basic laws failing to function, the scan range was greatly diminished, restricted to within the force field of the “Imperial Admiral,” nearly at the limit of what the eye could perceive.

Thus, when the ship’s alarm sounded, we also directly saw with our eyes a strange shadow that suddenly emerged within the distant Chaos.