MY 10,000× DIMENSIONAL SYSTEM

Chapter 125 Exploring

Exploring

Christopher immediately spread his perception as far as possible and started flying around at incredible speeds.

Though thanks to his mask, he was able to move without being seen by any of the beings that resided within the secret realm.

As he moved, he relayed everything he sensed to Aisha, who was helping him create a map to help his subordinates when they inevitably set foot into the Dimension.

He planned to have each of the strongholds approximately one million miles apart from each other.

Which sounded like a lot, but considering the size of the realm they were in, it wasn't too much, but it was also enough for each stronghold to have an ample sphere of activity and influence.

Moreover, with his wills being a part of each stronghold, his range of perception would increase greatly since those wills were still extensions of himself.

But first things first. He needed to find proper spots to place these strongholds in the fortresses.

As he flew, Christopher recalled another measure he had put in place for his people when this expedition entered full swing.

He created another Dimensional ability. Well, the system helped, but he managed to get it done. And he had simply decided to call the ability [Tether].

What it did was quite simple, but also very useful. Basically, using the link his subordinates had to the Dimension, then anytime any of them was on the verge of death or was about to be killed, the link would react and they would instantly be teleported back into the Dimension to be healed.

Creating it turned out to be harder than he had thought as there were many prerequisites to determine if someone was about to die or not. But with the System's help, he managed to make it work.

However, with the creation of this skill, there was an issue.

They may not know about it yet, but when they realised that they couldn't actually die in a battle and would just be sent back to the Primordial Expanse, then even if they tried, they were still bound to grow complacent with time, which would stagnate their progress.

The intensity of this would depend on how reckless their "death" was. So if one used the Tether because of a dumb mistake, they would face worse consequences than someone who got one-shotted before they could react.

With all these in place, there was now a suitable deterrent to prevent soldiers from growing too reliant on the Tether, and possibly motivate them even more than before.

He ran the idea by his weapons and Sinestra and Eidrasil as well as Aisha, and they all seemed to agree. So he went with it.

No one had noticed the creation of the Tethers besides him, so the chances were that it wasn't going to come into play until much later. Still, it was nice to have reasonable limitations that prevented the soldiers from using it as a crutch.

'Hey, this doesn't look half bad.'Christopher thought as he found a spot.

It was a massive piece of snowy land that was very reminiscent of how the one he had set up for his soldiers. However, there was one glaring difference.

In the center of this place that was thousands of miles in diameter, something pulsed.

It looked like a Blizzard at first glance. However, the way it moved made it clear that it wasn't just a natural disaster and was possibly something harrowing. Find your next adventure on empire

Well, it was definitely something harrowing. Christopher had no problems seeing through the thick white snow that made up the creature's body.

'Well, that's wrong. The Blizzard is just an aftereffect of its existence. Its true body is in the center of all that snow.' Christopher hummed and tilted his head.

From his point of view, there was a pale blue crystal radiating otherworldly light. And he could sense how. Just from it being there, the reality around it was bending to its presence.

'Cool.' Christopher thought. He knew that the more he explored, the more things he would find in the wider universe. Seeing a lifeform like this was definitely interesting.

He was still gonna kill it though.

"Hm. Let's see. How about we try, this!"