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However, this kind of ability given to the user by the Force is also available in psionic energy, and compared to the high threshold of the Force, only after a certain level of psionic practice can you have a similar intuition.

It just so happens that Arden's psionic practice is above this level.

"What's wrong?" Huberian wondered why Arden had stopped suddenly.

"Hmm," Arden asked Huberian after a moment of silence, "Can you sense the location of this place?" ”

"Of course, I kept the map." Hubelian said as she pulled out her knock-off orange phone, a crater with a pitted surface, but a planetary fortress with layers of passages and space inside, and a projection appeared over the phone.

After unfolding the projection he had recorded, Hyperion, who was about to determine the location of the space, was surprised to find that he could not lock his location.

Somewhat strangely, Hyperion tapped on his orange phone, but it was of no use other than to cause the projection to shake for a while.

"I see, and sure enough, I was almost blinded." Arden said after seeing Hubelian rummaging over and over to see if there was a problem with his recording equipment, and waved his hand to stop Hubelian's movements.

"What's wrong? Are there any other questions here? Hubelion said strangely, stopping his movements.

"Another set of defense mechanisms is working." Arden clasped his hands together and pulled outward, and a projection similar to the blueprint of the planetary fortress that Hubelian had just made appeared between Arden's palms.

Arden made this projection in more detail than Hubelian's, and it had a lot more things that Huberian didn't perceive.

"What are these?" Huberian was not surprised that Arden had come up with a more complex projection than herself, and after taking a closer look at the planetary fortress projection in Arden's hand, she pointed to some of the small disks that had been changing positions.

"A mysterious side of the technology, which should be a force in this world, plays the role of a spatial anchor." Arden explained to Hubelion.

"Spatial anchors? Why would this planetary fortress keep this thing inside itself, shouldn't it be outside? "Hebelion is a little strange about the use of space anchors in this planetary fortress.

For starships like Arden and Hyperion, space anchors are meant to prevent enemies from appearing directly around them using their warp jumps or hyperspace flight abilities.

Especially for a space station like a planetary fortress, a space anchor is needed to stabilize the surrounding space, otherwise, it would be funny to be disgraced by a surprise attack by a few small planes.

In the Tren Empire, where Hyperion is located, this technology is called the IFF Defense Force Field, and the one used by Arden is also in line with the name of the Star Spirit Clan - Phase Space Force Field.

The way it is generated and the mechanism is different, but the effect is the same.

If this planetary fortress places a function similar to a space anchor outside, Hyperion will only think that it is normal, anyway, the space-time channel has already been established, unless you can make a distorted space-time attack like a dimensionality reduction strike, otherwise it is useless for you to stack hundreds of layers of space anchors.

But this way of placing the spatial anchors inside made Hyperion puzzled.

What kind of routine is this? This kind of doubt made Hubelian subconsciously ignore how incompatible this technology appeared in this world, and this planetary fortress.

"The purpose of these spatial anchors is not to stabilize the space." Arden zoomed in on the projection in his hand and explained, "The presence of these anchors makes the space inside this planetary fortress even more unstable. ”

"Are the people who built this planetary fortress fed?" Huberian asked, somewhat incomprehensibly.

The danger of making the interior so unstable is like studying gunpowder next to a volcano, although there are some uses, such as volcanoes producing sulfur.

But the great danger makes any behavior very cost-effective, which is why Arden said that he could use space technology to increase the space of the Huberian ship, and Huberian decisively refused.

The disintegration of unstable space into fragments is no joke, it is much more dangerous than a pile of gunpowder exploding.

Dying in the inner space and disintegrating is similar to being dismembered by an unfinished space-time channel, except from the inside out, and the outside in.

"No, it's the second, or the real defense." Arden explained to Hyperion, "Concealed by the energy of the first defense mechanism, if I hadn't sensed it, I would have almost fallen on the way. ”

"What are the consequences of being on the way?" Hyperion asked, knowing that the mere spatial tear wouldn't make Arden so serious.

"Just as backward hyperspace technology will send a target to a place far from the destination, this pure guided space disorder will send us into a trap to the distant starry sky in an instant." Arden calls out the role of this space trap.

"That'...... Then run back. Hubelion didn't realize that there was anything wrong with him.

"Is it really possible to run back?" Arden smiled and said, "Even we can't leave here when we are restricted by that contract. ”

As he spoke, Arden raised his hand and poked it directly in front of him, and when Arden withdrew his hand, Huberian saw that Arden's fingertips seemed to have been eroded by something, directly revealing the metallic bones inside.

"What's the situation?" Taken aback, Hyperion said.

"It's nothing, it's just that it's just split in half." Arden rubbed his fingers, and the eroded part quickly returned to its original state, and this damage was not much pressure for a mothership like Arden.

"Split in half? Could it be that the other half is just on the back side of this planetary fortress? "Hubelian knows that the shipwives in this world, whether they are local shipwives or outsiders, can't leave this earth-moon system because of the existence of that contract.

The boundary is the boundary that distinguishes the Earth-facing side of this planetary fortress from the back.

"Hmm," Arden nodded in acknowledging Hyperion's guess.

"In other words, is this the real defense mechanism?" Hyperion looked at the coffin, the lid had been opened, and the coffin, which was now quiet as if it had nothing, was in the other half of the space.

"Or rather, it's a discernment mechanism." Arden replied to Hyperion.

"Don't you allow us to be close to the discernment mechanism like this?" Hyperion asked.

"Well, to be precise, I shouldn't allow that contract to come closer." Arden crossed his hands to his chest to think of a solution.

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