——An abyss where heaven and earth could not be distinguished.
If one had to describe it, only ambiguous phrases would suffice.
This place was not the world where he usually found himself, a place that could not be understood with common sense, nor could it be felt in the usual way.
Hundreds of flashes of cold light, like lightning, streaked across the darkness, sketching complex grid patterns before disappearing into the void. Here, time and space lost their meanings.
(So that's how it is.)
Thoughts spread out like waves. Although Roland had not spoken nor used any observational devices, he could clearly sense his thoughts dissipating in the darkness, reacting with something else.
(This is the "Abyss.")
Thought interferes with the world, and the world in turn projects thought.
Philosophical concepts become tangible phenomena, the mysterious "Abyss of Zero" that even imagination could not touch until now.
(So that's how it is.)
Another thought resonated with Roland.
