Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 358

Chapter 358 Experimenting

Atticus kept moving the mixture of space essence and mana around his body as required by the art. And after a long while of doing this, Atticus shockingly felt like he was ready for what he wanted to try.

Atticus felt as though his body was being stretched and compressed at the same time in ways that defy conventional understanding.

It was both exhilarating and disorienting, as if he was on the verge of being torn apart and yet simultaneously connected to everything around him in ways that transcended physical boundaries.

Atticus made his form float downwards as he landed on the entrance floor a few seconds later.

With him now stable, Atticus turned and gazed at the position in front of him. He instantly felt a surge of energy coursing through his veins as if the very essence of space itself was propelling him forward.

With a swift and deliberate motion, Atticus's form stirred instantly, causing ripples of distortion to cascade around him like shimmering waves in a cosmic sea.

In the blink of an eye, Atticus suddenly disappeared from his current location, seamlessly transitioning through the fabric of space itself.

The world around him blurred into a kaleidoscope of colors and shapes as he traversed the void. With a sensation akin to being pulled by a vortex, Atticus suddenly appeared at his destination.

Atticus's lips curled up into a huge grin. 'This could work,' he thought with giddy anticipation.

Many might be confused with what was happening. He had literally just found out that teleportation was impossible, and yet, he had just done it. What was going on?

But what these people wouldn't know was that they were completely wrong.

Atticus didn't just teleport; he had simply moved. It was as simple as that.

Elemental mimicry.

Atticus had the ability to mimic the movement of any element he possessed, so he had done just that, mimicking the movement of space.

But then, at the same time, this fact would have completely astonished the minds of people who heard it.

It might seem like it was all fun and games, easy stuff, but many knew that it was anything but so.

The space element couldn't be compared to the other elements, which had a tangible form and nearly predictable behavior. It was more volatile and unpredictable compared to the other elements.

It was an abstract and ever changing force; in essence, it was unstable and prone to sudden fluctuations.

The fact that Atticus had been able to accomplish this feat, on his first try nonetheless, would be enough to blow the minds of those in the human domain.

He had shifted his physical position through space, allowing him to move from one point to another almost instantaneously.

Space mimicry.

'But it's very limited,' Atticus noticed in the short time he spent in the void that he could well, only spend a short time in the void.