บท 383: Fourth Dimension

Time binds everything in the world, whether it is living or nonliving; nothing could escape it.

Mortal's perceive the world in three dimensions: height, length, and width. Yet, with our eyes, we only truly see in two. A dimension is not just a measurement; it is a pathway, a secret passage through which existence flows and shifts.

But the universe stretches far beyond these limits. There are dimensions unseen, layers folded upon layers that remain hidden from mortal sight.

The fourth dimension, which lies just beyond the third, is the realm of spacetime—a plane where the past, present, and future converge.

Even wizards can only perceive in three dimensions and cannot go further, at least in normal cases, until they have comprehended time magic.

For those who grasp even the faintest sliver of time's true nature, the chains that hold them within the three-dimensional world are loosened.