Hearing Lord Alberton's words, the crowd looked at the Netherworld Gate again.

At this moment, the originally strange and unpredictable Netherworld Gate suddenly lost a bit of mysterious aura, and became transparent in the eyes of the mages.

As long as it can be parsed, then there is no fear for mages.

"It's just that this is obviously not a regular wormhole."

Reiner added that according to calculations, a normal wormhole is like a stargate, which can travel at will without affecting the composition of matter, but the current Nethergate is not, it will interfere with the object, so that its mass will be converted into light radiation to a certain extent, and no one knows what kind of state the object will appear when it enters the wormhole.

He believed that the information he had seen the night before was not false, and that it should indeed be the result of Lord Alberton's detector, but it was doubtful why the detector eventually lost contact, and why there was no record of the information received in the device.

Therefore, even if this Nethergate is indeed a wormhole, it is not a regular wormhole similar to the Star Gate, but has a certain quality.

Thinking of this, Reiner suddenly had a bold idea.

He manipulated a detector and did not directly touch the Nether Gate, but instead released a low-level alchemy creature to attach to the detector.

I saw that the probe approached the vicinity of the Netherworld's Gate, and did not make direct contact, but put the alchemy creature down.

To put it simply, this is a live experiment.

Alchemic creatures do not possess real souls and life, but they are made up of organic matter, and Reiner attempts to simulate the reaction of humans when they enter the Netherworld.

At least Reiner doesn't think that the existence of souls and life has any effect on physical phenomena, and from the current observations, the magic of this world is more materialistic, and the soul only exists as an explanatory concept, so the use of alchemical creatures is enough to test Reiner's idea.

I saw that the alchemy creature came into contact with the Netherworld's Gate, but there was no expected bright light.

The alchemy creature went straight through the gravitational lens and submerged into the Nether Gate, and according to the detector's figures, there were no accidents during this period, and the alchemy creature entered the other side of the Netherworld Gate unharmed.

After about five minutes, according to Reiner's setting, the alchemy creature returned to this side, and Reiner took a closer look and found that the structure in the alchemy creature's body had been mirror-flipped.

The organ that was originally located on the left side of the body came to the right side, and the entire alchemy creature was as if it had strayed into the mirror world, but it still maintained its vital signs.

"What the hell is going on?"

Field's face was full of disbelief, both because it was very different from the detector's reaction when it came into contact with the Nether Gate, and because of the strange and strange flip of the mirror.

"Excellencies, do you have any live laboratory animals?"

Reiner asked, saying that he didn't usually carry lab animals in his storage bag because he didn't often study necromantic magic.

"I have."

Field raised his hand, and he immediately took out two hamsters in cages from his storage bag.

"This is a sample from which I conducted a radiological experiment."

He added.

"You can experiment with it."

Lord Braggs saw Reiner's idea, and immediately created a circle of light like a soap bubble, enveloping the two hamsters and carrying them onto the detectors.

Once again, the probe is above the Nether Gate, releasing the hamster into the Nether Gate.

The result is the same, the hamster returns after a while, still alive, but the body structure is reversed.

Even, Reiner came up with the idea of letting the upside-down creature enter the Nethergate again, and conducted an experiment, and the result was that the hamster turned back to its original appearance!

"This Nether Gate has the power to mirror our world?"

Lord Alberton thought that this was the first time he had seen such a situation, such a situation occasionally appeared in nature, but it was very difficult to create artificially, as we all know, the body structure of living beings is extremely complex, and a simple mirror reversal may cause some special problems, so no mage would deliberately study such a situation unless it grows naturally.

"It should also be noted that the Nether Portal is different from the different objects."

Reiner said that the probe was destroyed directly, but the creatures were able to pass through, as if the wormhole had a screening function.

On closer thought, Reiner did admit that there might be such a possibility.

The wormhole is essentially a crack in an extremely distorted space-time, and its rotation or motion must have a frequency, which may be a threshold, contrasting the things in reality or the energy they contain, and filtering objects above or below this threshold.

Of course, this is just the simplest conjecture, and in fact Reiner thinks it's certainly not just about frequency.

After conducting some more experiments, and bringing the hamster back to the cabin for study, the mages discovered that the mirror flip of the Nether Gate was flawless, and that it did not involve a botched physical modification, but more like a transformation of it on a higher scale.

It's like if a painting wants to be reversed by mirror, and the low-end means is to draw it manually, depicting every detail in every detail, but because the painting itself is extremely harmonious, after the reversal of the redrawing, it will lead to an indescribable weird feeling.

But the Netherworld Gate seems to jump out of the frame of the paper, looking directly from the back, and the self-heating is more coordinated.

"High-dimensional fragments?"

Reiner blurted out subconsciously.

In fact, judging from the four-dimensional space-time that the mages are currently in, the wormhole seems to be a high-dimensional hole that has escaped from this dimension, and it is very likely that the Netherworld Gate is a high-dimensional product, and once it rises one dimension, no one can say clearly what will happen.

"What does that mean?"

Lord Alberton had heard Reiner mention the matter of dimensions when he explained the theory of relativity, but he did not explain it carefully, and when he heard a similar term again, a wave of curiosity suddenly emerged.

"Ahem, actually, after the theory of relativity, I started to think seriously about the nature of our world."

Reiner cleared his throat and spoke.

"I believe that the concept of dimension does not need me to explain carefully, in the field of matrix used in computing, multi-dimensional space has long been a concept that your Excellency is accustomed to, but that is only mathematical, according to the space-time distortion phenomenon predicted by general relativity, I think that in the actual world, there are also higher dimensions, not only five-dimensional space-time, but even six-dimensional space-time, seven-dimensional space-time."

Reiner's words sent the mages gasp.