Testing Chamber Three was larger than the first.
It needed to be.
Domain manifestation required space, and testing domain interference required even more space to account for the unpredictable effects of a partially collapsed domain.
The research team here was smaller, only five people, led by a peak 6✯ True God named Marcus who had designed most of the theoretical framework himself.
He looked nervous when Christina and I entered.
"Lord Aestrea," he said, nodding quickly.
"We're honored you're willing to test this personally."
"Explain the setup."
He gestured to a series of devices arranged in a circle around the center of the chamber.
They were different from the counter-resonance weapon... sleeker, more complex, with interlocking arrays of crystalline structures that pulsed with a rhythm I couldn't quite identify.
"The domain interference system works by detecting the boundary formation signature when a domain begins to manifest," Marcos explained.
