Shen Yue stared at the Door of No Dependence for a long while before muttering, "You're right, this really is a door!"
It sounded like a truism, but if someone else were in Shen Yue's position, they probably would have said the same thing.
Behind the hidden door was a vast space, which, according to Shen Yue's judgment, should be the central location of the Labyrinth. If the entire underground Labyrinth was structured like a multiringed circular plane, the place they were in now was most likely the very center!
The Door of No Dependence was right in the middle of the Labyrinth!
But Shen Yue had no time to ponder the geographical positioning; he was just staring at the door in the center of the space.
A door you see usually has a frame, attached to a wall; otherwise, why call it a door?
A door is inherently an entrance to a space, existing by attaching itself to rooms, courtyard walls, and the like.
