"Palace of Life?" Ku Ying murmured.
Its completed form, in the sixth dimension, spans approximately one hundred thousand light-years in diameter and resembles a disc. Of course, this is merely an extremely partial description; as a six-dimensional entity, describing it with any shape is fundamentally incorrect.
Any single facet of its enormous body consists of countless five-dimensional shapes, and the curved boundary surfaces of these shapes are, in turn, countless four-dimensional geometries.
Within even a single crevice upon its intricate patterns, a vast and complex three-dimensional star ocean could be embedded.
By design, it is intended to contain the entire Soul Sea.
Not only that, but its surface can also embed all worlds of the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth dimensions. Even new worlds that emerge in the future will appear within the crevices of the countless integrated patterns upon it.
For Huang Ji, repairing the Source of Life this time involves more than just recovering all the fragments and letting the Wanhuajing¹ merge back into its prime state.
In the very beginning, wasn't the Soul Sea also a complete entity? Yet countless trans-dimensional beings still reduced it to its current state.
Thus, Huang Ji sought to create a vessel to contain all worlds, including all things and all sentient beings within them.
If the three-dimensional world is a page, the fourth dimension is a book, the fifth is a bookshelf, and the sixth is the entire library.
What Huang Ji aims to do is precisely to build a Palace² to protect this library, preventing it from being smashed, looted, or burned ever again.
With the passage of time, the library's collection here will only grow, the bookshelves will only expand, and the content will also become ever richer and more advanced.