  We identify Grandis' directed spaces as a full reflective subcategory of the
category of multipointed $d$-spaces. When the multipointed $d$-space realizes a
precubical set, its reflection coincides with the standard realization of the
precubical set as a directed space. The reflection enables us to extend the
construction of the natural system of topological spaces in Baues-Wirsching's
sense from directed spaces to multipointed $d$-spaces. In the case of a
cellular multipointed $d$-space, there is a discrete version of this natural
system which is proved to be bisimilar up to homotopy. We also prove that these
constructions are invariant up to homotopy under globular subdivision. These
results are the globular analogue of Dubut's results. Finally, we point the
incompatibility between the notion of bisimilar natural systems and the q-model
structure of multipointed $d$-spaces. This means that either the notion of
bisimilar natural systems is too rigid or new model structures should be
considered on multipointed $d$-spaces.
