The images shared by Havok were confused and cloudy.

It couldn't be helped, the connection with the Blood companion was able to hold on only for less than an instant after the teleportation.

Yet, Noah was able to make out the color and the nature of the sky in that short moment.

'It seems quite large.'

Noah thought as he opened his eyes to stare at the formation.

The light radiated by the lines dispersed when the accumulated energy was depleted, and the array returned to its previous state.

However, it seemed that its activation had restored some shine to the old materials inside the lines.

Even the smell of mold had mostly gone away.

'A formation that restores itself through the "Breath" that fuels it? Quite spectacular.'

That discovery amazed Noah.

Everything in the world had to face the inevitable erosion generated by the passage of time.

It was something natural and impossible to stop, time couldn't be halted, not even in the heroic ranks.

So, a formation capable of restoring itself when activated was a piece of art, it surely was the work of a mighty expert!

'June's expertise might improve if she studied it. Well, I'll remember to mention it the next time we met.'

Noah began to throw Credits inside the array again as he put those thoughts in the back of his mind.

He wasn't interested in the formations' field, and that old masterpiece couldn't give him any benefit.

He simply wanted to know where the teleportation would bring him.

Havok flew from his shoulder to land inside the formation when it was fully activated.

Confused images appeared in Noah's mind once again, but he didn't analyze them just yet.

He continued to throw Credits inside the array to keep it active while his Blood companion's body reconstructed next to him.

Then, he sent Havok inside the shining lines again.

Havok kept on being destroyed every time the formation teleported it.

Still, Noah completely disregarded the pain that the process caused and continued to use the Blood companion to gather information.

The process was quite expensive, Noah was forced to waste thousands of Credits for each activation of the array.

However, he preferred that approach.

Blindly using an unknown teleportation matrix that was too dangerous, Noah wouldn't dare to step inside it without inspecting the environment on the other side first.

Noah had to send Havok inside the formation dozens of times before obtaining a somewhat clear