Rousing its engines, the ship roared to life.
Then inputting the coordinates of Earth-2, it began to dematerialize in their home world’s plane of existence and into the Cosmic Sea.
“Time technically does not pass in here,” Sen said as the ship steadied through the stable streams sandwiched between the chaoses of the Cosmic Sea. “Unfortunately, we’ll perceive a travel time equivalent to ten hours.”
“Well, that’s improvement number one. Reducing that folding time.”
Skipping all of its complex physics, the folding time, as two of them call it, is the mechanism in which the gap between two realms of realities are erased for a matter, living or not, and hence, achieving space-time travel. Presently, it takes the perception of ten hours for this specific distance. However, with future improv
