It came from the origin imprint.
Rather than inflicting strain, the imprint imposed a specified limit—three seconds.
No matter how stable he was, no matter how calm his mind became, the authority would forcibly disengage at the third second. Grey had no idea how to increase that limit.
Perhaps he needed to comprehend the Time Law itself?
Yet that thought irritated him.
Because when it came to the Time Law, his comprehension was abysmal.
So poor that even though he was constantly stopping time, even though he was directly interacting with it again and again, he still could not glimpse into its structure.
Not even a fragment.
It genuinely pissed him off.
Why was time harder to comprehend than spatial law?
Spatial law bent easily under analysis. It had structure, dimensions, vectors. Even when complex, it obeyed rules that could be dismantled.
But time?
It felt… evasive.
Were the mysteries of laws fundamentally harder than spatial laws?
