"But in reality, the true distance between any two of those points of light is a despair-inducing, astronomical figure."
"A typical galaxy's gravitational pull can encompass a range of anywhere from a few light-years to a hundred.
But the void between galaxies spans thousands, sometimes tens of thousands, of light-years. This distance is an absolute vacuum, devoid of any signs of life, with no living beings whatsoever."
"As for the distance between Star Zones—that is, between galaxy clusters—it is even more vast and boundless.
These dead, cold, and empty vacuums, devoid of any matter, are the most terrifying and truest face of the cosmos."
Qin Feng's thoughts couldn't help but drift.
'Without a safe and efficient method of travel like Subspace Teleportation, the cosmos itself would be ten thousand times more terrifying than it is now…'
