When Gu Xinghe put his eyes back to the "cat's eye" again, the coldness he had felt earlier had disappeared.

Even so, the scenery he saw was still blurry.

In this dim and unclear scene before him, Gu Xinghe could see the subtle changes that he had previously been able to perceive.

It simply means that the scene in front of you looks like a television with poor signal reception, with various flickering effects.

But then, after a short while, he finally witnessed a more obvious change—

A black shadow moving at incredible speed rushed into Gu Xinghe's field of vision.

Although he couldn't see it clearly, he believed it to be an unknown black bird.

Moreover, through this "cat's eye" observation, the blackbird's speed, which should have been extremely fast, became like slow motion.

At the same time, perhaps it was the spiritual perception inherited from the instincts of wild beasts that sensed the gaze of a higher-dimensional being.

At this moment, Gu Xinghe vaguely saw that the dark figure seemed to have stopped because of curiosity or some other emotion.

The spatial barrier prevented Gu Xinghe from knowing whether the black bird was making any noises.

But on the other side, in the [Sealed Space]—

"Gaa-gaa—gaa-gaa—"

When it felt an extremely dangerous gaze upon it, the blackbird let out a hoarse, piercing cry.

At this moment, there was clearly nothing above his head.

But when Blackbird looked up at the “invisible” enemy that seemed to exist in the void.

It still felt as if it had made eye contact with something—

At this moment, the blackbird, which originally did not have the ability to think independently, felt that it had been endowed with wisdom by the owner of the eye.

The newly born blackbird was unaware that its body and mind were undergoing some kind of distortion.

Because at this moment, it was beginning its first act of thinking in its life.

At that moment, the blackbird looked at the eyes that were projecting their gaze upon it from a higher dimension—

Those were eyes that were the same color as his feathers.

Even so, the blackbird still noticed the differences between the two despite their similar colors.

Because in those deeper black eyes, the blackbird felt as if it saw more than one color.

In that dark blackness, it seemed to see the colors of the stars.