Chenyu pushed the door open and ca in, "Awake?"
Josh looked at the person who entered, with a puzzled expression, "Chenyu? I rember I wasn’t in the instance..."
She tried to recall her last mory; it seed that she had used the Infinite Dream to pull all the monsters into the dreamscape. While flipping through the compressed ti in the dream, it was as if she got swept into so strange place, surrounded by darkness, with starlight streaming around...
And before losing consciousness, the voice she heard... was it Chenyu’s?
Chenyu seed to know what she was thinking, nodding, "I already spoke out to stop you, why didn’t you listen?"
Josh frowned slightly, recalling the situation at that ti, "I wanted to try compressing ti in the dream..."
"Don’t make such dangerous attempts," Chenyu said.
Josh looked at him, still puzzled, "Why?"
Chenyu: "Compressing ti is an ability of gods. You’re not a god right now; attempting it rashly, you could easily be swept into a ti stream and lost beyond the void."
Upon hearing this, Josh recalled that she indeed seed to have seen sothing akin to a ti stream before.
Suddenly, a strange mory surfaced in her mind, one where she fell into the ti streams of several places.
In these ti streams, she saw the world of Emperor Shanwu, a Cultivation World similar to her master’s sect.
In that world, Emperor Shanwu was an imnsely powerful being, almost god-like. However, because Emperor Shanwu committed a grave violation against the laws of the plane, he was punished and captured in the Madman Prison.
Besides Emperor Shanwu, she also saw the Catman. The Catman seed to have had a negative impact on the harmony of the Catn world.
Originally, after leaving that world, Catn and humans had begun living harmoniously and moved to a new city to build a new world together.
But the appearance of one Catman disrupted the original harmony, causing renewed conflict between cats and humans.
This Catman, who caused the discord, was also captured in the Madman Prison.
And several individuals Josh had encountered in prison, who understood the world’s background, had all seen their respective worlds.
From this, perhaps as Chenyu said, different worlds exist harmoniously together.
The world where her master’s sect exists is an independent world, just as the Federation Planet she’s on now is an independent world.
There are many different worlds, all existing independently, with their own operational laws and world characteristics.
Whether people inside or outside the instance, perhaps they all truly exist...
She looked at Chenyu, "Thank you."
Chenyu smiled faintly, "No need to thank ; I did it for Yuze."
Josh turned over and got out of bed, "Then I..."
Chenyu interrupted her, "Take a bit more rest. Go back once you’re well. Yuze ca looking for you just now, but your consciousness was still wandering in the ti stream, and I wasn’t sure I could bring you back. So I didn’t let him know you were here; he was quite worried. Wait until you’re healed to see him."
Josh nodded at his words.
If Yuze saw the injuries in her Spiritual Sea, he would surely know what she had done, and then she would be in for a scolding again.
Josh sat down and began to ditate.
Chenyu watched the strange energy field emanating from her, his eyes flickering, "What are you doing?"
Josh, "Oh, nothing... just yoga, ditating to adjust my spirit."
She was careless, not expecting Chenyu to be able to see the changes in the spiritual power around her.
Hearing this, Chenyu said nothing further, rely placing her Smart Brain beside her, "Rest well, don’t worry about the ga. I opened a little backdoor for you; consider it a promotion."
Josh, hearing this, looked at him curiously, "There’s even a backdoor?"
Chenyu chuckled, "You’re Yuze’s Master An; giving you a little backdoor, isn’t it reasonable?"
Josh shook her head, "Very reasonable."
She added, "You deliberately put in that instance to tell sothing, right?"
Chenyu didn’t answer directly, just asked, "So, what did you learn?"
Josh, "That instance is actually a real world, right? That prison."
Chenyu nodded.
Josh continued, "You manage that prison? It’s holding people from different worlds."
"Are you trying to tell that there are many different small worlds, and if people in those worlds do sothing severely harmful, they’d be captured and brought here?"
Chenyu nodded slightly, "You’re not too dumb."
Josh added, "Then why the monsters inside?"
Chenyu, "The prison holds souls, not without death, just dispersal. Unfulfilled wishes sustain them. However, the prison is limited, unable to contain so many people."
Josh comprehended, nodding; so needed to die, hence releasing monsters to consu a portion each night.
The red light used during releases was likely so kind of energy, influencing them, causing them to kill each other.
Josh asked further, "So are you implying that the place I co from is also one of these worlds?"
Chenyu gazed deeply at her, "Not just the world you ca from; every world we’re in is among these worlds."
Josh pondered for a mont, then asked, "Do you an all those instances are also real worlds?"
Chenyu instead asked her, "Do you know how gods are ford?"
Josh shook her head; she knew about gods in the Cultivation World, but not in this world.
As she thought this, a sense of familiarity hit her, like she had encountered the topic before.
Chenyu said, "Gods need to constantly train in various worlds, experiencing various hardships, understanding the lives and hardships of different beings. Only in this way does spiritual power get constantly refined and beco more resilient and pure, like a gemstone that needs constant cutting and polishing to finally shine brilliantly."
Josh’s eyes lit up, finally understanding.
This is the principle behind the God Creation Ga.
They send so-called players into different worlds to experience events with a gaming mindset, growing through suffering.
Josh couldn’t help but ask, "But... we can enter different worlds repeatedly..."
Chenyu looked at her, with eyes like an abyss, "This is the power of a god: ti compression and reversal."
Josh, upon hearing this, understood sothing. No wonder he said not to try such things lightly within dreamscapes.
It turns out it truly is divine power.
If one could control ti and space, it would equate to mastering the Universe, is that it?
Chenyu looked at her, "You are still too immature; these are things you shouldn’t attempt lightly."
Josh suddenly thought of sothing, eyes lighting up, "Since you can use the ga to send us into different worlds, can you send back to my previous world? You should know I’ve been to other worlds before?"
Chenyu, "I know, but I can’t send you over."
Josh beca a bit anxious, "Why? How is sending there different from sending everyone into instances to clear them?"
Chenyu looked at her, "I think you misunderstood sothing. It wasn’t who sent them there, but the God Creation Program.
The God Creation Program only captures worlds that are riddled with holes, on the brink of collapse, and already twisted and mutated, so you can experience hardships within them. If it were a normal world, should you be able to enter as a player, wouldn’t those worlds fall into chaos?"
Josh was stunned at these words; so, not all worlds are accessible. The God Creation Ga keeps coming up with new instance updates, not because there’s so scher behind it, but because the program detects new, collapsing, and twisted worlds, hence opening those breaches and sending players in...
In the end, becoming a god is necessary. Only by becoming a god can one possess the power to compress and loop ti, tearing open a breach to return to that normal plane.
Circling round and round seed to lead back to the starting point again.
Initially, when she knew so instances were real worlds, she held onto that hope, thinking she might get back.
Later, seeing the rmaid King shuttling back and forth between different worlds, it further solidified her belief.
She thought if she found the rmaid King, she could plead with him to send her back.
After much circling, she was back at the starting point again.
Only by becoming a god could she open the ti-space breach to leave here...
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