The teleportation gate, as if forcefully tearing open space, provided Kane and his companions with a less than pleasant experience.
They walked in the crevices of this space, feeling as though their bodies were being compressed, dragged along with the twisting of the space.
Like a humanoid blob of clay, sometimes flat, sometimes elongated.
It's not that their bodies were truly being pulled apart in such a manner.
Rather, it was an illusion created by the contortions of space affecting their sensations.
Although it was an illusion, the feeling was very real, causing extreme discomfort.
It was like an unstable teleportation platform; even this short distance felt more uncomfortable than long-distance teleportation.
There was indeed a certain standard required for physical endurance.
Kane sensed that without reaching gold level, such space teleportation would be unbearable.
Moreover, it definitely couldn't be done multiple times in a short period.
