"Hmm? Actually, that's a good idea. Unfortunately, it's not the case. Miss Chu Moyin doesn't have my mother's equipment, nor has she reached my father's technical level yet, so it's impossible for her to deduce successfully."
"But, can't she use your mother's equipment?"
"That's true—but Mother's device isn't here anymore," the Cheshire Cat chuckled. "Don't you think the existence of such a magical thing in this world wouldn't lead to a pointless fight for it? So, it's gone now. Mother is dead, and the device doesn't exist—"
Chu Shangli slowly calmed down and quietly got up from the ground.
Sit on the floor with your legs crossed.
Look up and stare at the screen.
The screen has returned to the desktop, with nothing on it, quite clean.
Only the speakers were still emitting sound—
"It seems you've calmed down too—"
"I can't seem to help but stay calm. After all—" Chu Shangli sighed deeply: "If I can't change anything by not staying calm, then I might as well calm down and analyze the current situation—"
Her voice was still trembling slightly, but her eyes were fixed firmly on the ceiling.
"Ah, I see what you're looking at. You don't have to look up so high. Just stare at the screen. I find this angle awkward."
"No."
Chu Shangli refused, "I can only keep my chin up and look at the ceiling to maintain an equal communication with you. Otherwise, I might break down again with just one word from you."
"Hmm—is it the idea that if you stand upside down your eyes won't shed tears? We won't discuss whether this idea is a bit anti-intellectual and anti-scientific, but I do admire you. If I were in your shoes, I'd probably lie flat on the ground and listen to your one-sided outburst until the very end."
"Actually, I'm just listening to your output now, right?"
Chu Shangli said sarcastically.
"Well, that might be the case. However, it's always those with more information who provide it to those with less to report. If it were the other way around, it would seem very strange—so my one-sided input only proves that I know more than you, right? But, I only know—after all, I've only seen a dry collection of data. If it were you, your understanding would surely be broader and more specific than mine. However, even if I only have a timeline of history, I believe I certainly see more than those who actually lived through that period. While you often hear people question the strange things people did in the past—calling them foolish or something like that—they overlook one thing: those in the future have a bird's-eye view of the past, while those in the past only have a one-sided perspective. They can't see what happened in other camps, and even the standards of good and evil are subtly distorted."
The Cheshire Cat let out a low laugh that filled the room.
"I'm not someone who believes everyone is right. It's just that, aside from the so-called self-aware, pure villains, the actions of most people actually have a self-consistent logic—only by thinking this way can one's actions be justified. Those who are reborn have more opportunities than others, precisely because, for a period of time, they can escape their existing perspectives, yet at the same time, they are trapped in other perspectives—ah, the perfect perspective, after all, does not exist."
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