He reached out again. This time, just as the three stones were about to blink, the slowed time caught their trajectory.
Ian's fingertip finally touched one of them, but the sensation was very strange.
The sensation was not of a solid object, but more like a ball of cold, solidified time, creating an awkward sense of "displacement" in his mind.
It was as if his finger and the stone were not in the same time stream.
"This is... Sand of Space-Time," Ian muttered to himself, the memory of an ancient book he had once read surfacing in his mind.
Sand of Space-Time forms in places where the Rules of a world fluctuate violently, such as where two worlds collide or where large spatial Rifts have existed for a long time.
It contains pure space-time Rule Fragments and can aid in the comprehension of Time and Space Rules.
