Chapter 134 Spore Memory (18) (1st update + 2nd update + 21.2w nutrient solution 3rd update) [VIP]
"...This is really funny." Yue Shan took a deep breath and fell back. "A historical figure that has been recorded for more than a thousand years may now be a fake."
The national teacher is fake, the incompetent emperor is fake, and even the historical figures with detailed birth and death dates are fake.
What is the truth about the history of the Ding Dynasty?
"Let's review the situation," Yun Guang dragged a stool over from the side and pushed Guan Hongyan, who was about to jump up, to sit down, "Suppose we are now the people of Ding Dynasty."
"You are an honest emperor, and I am a veteran from a prominent family who holds some power in the court," Yun Guang coughed lightly, "During your reign, as an ambitious emperor, our relationship was definitely not harmonious at the beginning."
"Yes," Yue Shan said as he straightened up. "If I were the emperor, I would definitely not tolerate the fact that you aristocratic families hold some power. I hope to take back this power, control the entire Ding Dynasty in my own hands, clean up the bad habits, and leave my name in history."
"Okay, then from my point of view, I definitely don't want these powers to be taken back, because I need to ensure the long-term inheritance of my family, and my sons and grandsons cannot be suppressed by the imperial power because the power is taken back." Yun Guang analyzed.
"Now our two sides are standing in a delicate position of partial opposition," Yun Guang knocked on the table, "At this time, something happened. Someone discovered a major event related to the Ke system."
"This incident must have affected the interests of both of us, which is why we have all made concessions," Yue Shan thought thoughtfully. "As an aspiring and honest emperor, I would rather bear the eternal infamy and accomplish my mission. As a court official who hopes that your family will hold on to power and prosper forever, you would rather hand over the power."
"So what does this matter have to do with?"
"Is it related to the entire Ding Dynasty?" Guan Hongyan guessed.
"Not necessarily," the member of the Maetlon Society shook his head. "You have no idea about the aristocratic families during the Ding Dynasty. At that time, the aristocratic family culture was very serious. Several large families were powerful enough to influence the decisions of the royal family. Before Emperor Dingmin, they could even be said to have taken turns in controlling the actual political power of the Ding Dynasty."
Such a big family would not be greatly affected even if there was a change of dynasty.
If this matter only endangered the rule of the Ding Dynasty, then they would not give up the power in their hands, because they would live just as well even if the emperor was replaced.
"Then it's impossible to have anything to do with the interests of these aristocratic families," Lu Changfeng touched his chin, "because in this case, there is no reason for the emperor to sacrifice his reputation and people for the interests of the aristocratic families."
"If both parties can make huge concessions at the same time, it must be an event based on the premise that both parties will suffer losses," Yue Shan hissed, "Both parties are the ruling class, so their problems must also be about ruling."
"But the K-world is still a K-world built on the ancient imperial system, and the ruling class has great power," the member of the Maetlon Society was also puzzled. "The whole world belongs to the king. Even if the emperor can't do it, the aristocratic families who actually rule their own regions can definitely do it. Is there anything that the emperor and these aristocratic families can't accomplish that requires such a great sacrifice..."
Just as everyone was lost in thought, they suddenly heard a voice: "For humanity."
"What?" Yue Shan suddenly looked up in the direction of the voice.
"For humanity," Shemochu repeated again in his sight, "What if they are for humanity?"
These were the last words Qin Sheng left on his notebook before he died.
This is also the last remaining consciousness of Yu Rui, who is still in the Second Yunnan Hospital and has fallen into complete madness.
Assuming that similar crises have occurred more than once in this world, it is very likely that what is happening now is the same as what happened in the Ding Dynasty a thousand years ago.
"The world is about to be destroyed, so they must make sacrifices for the sake of humanity," Bai Jinshu repeated, "and now it has been proven that this sacrifice is effective."
If this is true, it proves that a similar incident had occurred and been resolved thousands of years ago.
Yue Shan was stunned.
Everyone present couldn't help but show a hint of excitement on their faces.
The audience on the barrage also became excited:
[Damn it, Yunling is saved. ]
【Previous experience unique to the world of K.jpg】
[The quarter Yunling gave was worth it. ]
【Ask what is going on in this world? Why do you all say you understand?】
[From this perspective, this is a typical cyclical disaster event, just like the sun rising in the east and setting in the west, a comet passing over the earth once every 70 years, or a small ice age every 300 to 400 years. This catastrophic event just happens periodically.]
[Yes, it's just that this world is a K-world, so compared to these events that have records and traces to follow, the predecessors of the K-world events could not leave specific coping methods and strategies, so the later generations did not know that such things would happen, but this can show that such events can be solved, because the predecessors did find a way. ]
[Fuck, I'm getting better.]
[Even if this group of exploration team members leave after fifteen days, the people of Yunling can find a solution on their own.]
[Besides, there is Michigan University investigating in this world, so it will be much easier in Yunling. ]
[But... the price might be really high. ]
…
On the screen, the same words flashed through everyone's mind.
But the cost is really high.
The last time, what price did Ding Dynasty pay to resolve such an incident?
The attack on the Southern Barbarians cost a lot of manpower.
Moving the capital of the whole country consumed manpower.
Crazy sacrifices consumed financial resources.
Such a huge dynasty collapsed after three generations, which can be said to be the end of the entire dynasty.
And now...
"At least the good news is," Yun Guang said, "Based on Ding Dynasty's experience, the core of solving the problem is actually in Yunnan Province. We don't have to run around."
That's true.
"Let's split up and investigate separately," Yue Shan frowned and thought for a while, "It's very likely that this event that caused the destruction of the world actually happened periodically. Our group will investigate the history of the Ding Dynasty and find the solution that was hidden in history. Let's see how Emperor Dingmin and his men solved it."
"Then let's investigate other major events in the history of this world," Yun Guang nodded. "If this incident happened periodically, then Ding Dynasty was more than a thousand years ago. Assuming that this cycle is one thousand years, then if we trace back to the past, there must have been similar events that happened two thousand years ago in ancient and modern times, both in China and abroad."
In order to resolve the crisis of world destruction, the Ding Dynasty made such a big fuss, including sacrifices and relocating the capital. There is no reason why the fuss made when resolving this issue two thousand years ago would be small.
The fact that human civilization has been able to survive to this day means that every crisis has been resolved. So when this happens in each cycle, this very large and complex solution will definitely be accompanied by a very famous event.
It is hidden in the long river of time, covered up by absurd lies, waiting to be discovered by future generations who will face the crisis again in the next cycle.
It cannot be passed on, nor does it receive the praise it deserves, and it cannot even be recorded correctly.
But there will always be someone who knows the truth of history.
*
The two groups separated again and started investigating in two directions.
Yue Shan and his team took a group of graduate students and doctoral students who specialized in studying the period of Emperor Ding Min, while Bai Jinshu and his team chose to directly look up information.
The scope of their responsibilities is very large, but the content of their work is relatively simple. Major events like the relocation of the capital during the Ding Dynasty are like a red dot among a field of green beans in history. They must be very conspicuous and obvious.
Although the scope of responsibility of Yue Shan and his team was very small, only Emperor Dingmin and his three generations after him, but since this incident had been passed down for more than a thousand years and no one had discovered anything wrong, it was enough to show that they had done a very thorough cover-up work back then. It would be very difficult and troublesome to unravel the purpose behind each action.
But no matter what, there has been progress.
The reference materials on the table piled up into a mountain again, and Guan Hongyan's head was almost buried by this pile of reference books.
"More than 500 years ago, a famous battle took place in Africa. It lasted for three years," Guan Hongyan stood up with a pen in hand, walked to the only whiteboard in the room and drew a line. "The excuse for launching this war was to fight for a rare treasure."
She drew a circle on the whiteboard: "Perhaps this rare treasure is a forgery, in order to cover up the real reason for their dispatch of troops."
…
"More than 900 years before Christ, an ancient civilization that has now disappeared appeared in America," Lu Changfeng left the computer and recorded on the timeline on the whiteboard, "The most famous thing about this ancient civilization is that in the late period of its demise, a large-scale sculpture and large-scale temple suddenly emerged, creating many wonders of civilization."
He finished writing under Guan Hongyan's words: "It is suspected that this type of large sculpture is related to large temples and Ke-related creatures."
…
"More than 200 years before Christ, one of the world's cultural heritage sites was built," Yun Guang stood up and wrote, "starting from Hushan in Liao Province and ending at Jiayuguan in Long Province. A few years earlier in the same era, the countries were unified."
"These massive construction projects may have other uses besides military purposes."
…
"During the same period as the Ding Dynasty, a very famous large-scale missionary activity took place in Europe," Bai Jinshuo stood up, "This activity covered two continents. The sects popular in most regions today were spread at that time."
He pondered for a moment: "What if they are just using the excuse of missionary work to cover up the sudden spread of a large number of special personnel around the world?"
…
This summary took an entire afternoon.
When the small whiteboard was almost full, the four people in the room took a deep breath at the same time.
Looking back at history with a suspicion that has a specific purpose, the history of this space is almost entirely filled with hidden secrets.
"What about going back further?" Bai Jinshu knocked on the table. "Except for the parts that are recorded in official historical documents, we can extrapolate to the myths of various nations. Gonggong struck Mount Buzhou in anger, Nuwa patched up the sky, Noah's Ark and the flood. Anything that greatly changed the world situation at that time and was related to the survival of the world could be related to this periodic event."
"These are not recorded in specific dates, so it's hard to sort out the cycle of events," Yun Guang finished flipping through the last book, "but it's possible that these things happened before the formation of complete writing."
If we look at it this way, it is very likely that countless world crises have occurred in the history of this world.
It’s just that those who spread this history have covered it up extremely cleverly.
"According to this sequence of events..." Guan Hongyan sat cross-legged on the chair, "This periodic event should occur... once every seven hundred years."
Every seven hundred years, the crisis of world destruction recurs.
"How many years has Ding Dynasty been since now?" Yun Guang raised his head. "The exact number."
"Emperor Dingmin died in 1137 years ago." Lu Changfeng answered after quickly searching.
"1137..." Bai Jinshu repeated in a low voice, "The time doesn't match."
If it happens once every seven hundred years, then this time it happened early.
The history of Emperor Dingmin's period is false, and his birth and death years may also be false. However, the fall of the Ding Dynasty was only a few thousand years ago. This number does not match, unless the history of Emperor Dingmin's period was an event from more than 300 years ago that was fabricated 300 years later.
However, if one were to assume the shoes of a king who had learned that his dynasty had problems and discovered that this was a cyclical problem, no matter how much he needed to falsify his true purpose, he would not allow anyone to falsify time.
Because time is one of the safest clues that can be left to future generations under the limitation of the dissemination of knowledge.
Only by following the guidance of events and facing the crisis of world destruction again can future generations find the answer to solve the problem through the few words they left behind.
Therefore, the world faced a crisis of destruction during the reign of Emperor Dingmin, so there will be no problem at this time.
If this is the case, the next crisis should have occurred more than four hundred years ago, and the next one should be more than three hundred years later.
In other words, the world that Yunling discovered this time was about to face the crisis of destruction, actually three hundred years earlier.
"Is there a precedent like this in world history?" Bai Jinshu frowned and looked at the whiteboard. "Apart from the 700-year cycle, have there been any other similar events in the gaps between them?"
"No," Guan Hongyan answered very confidently, "If we don't count the change of dynasties, there are almost none. Many representative events, buildings, or battles all have a very unified cycle of 700 years. There may be multiple occurrences within the same cycle, but none outside of the cycle."
"For those outside the seven hundred year cycle, either the scale is very small, not like a world-destroying event, or the behavior does not match, not like some kind of large-scale event, so in summary it is seven hundred years."
It seems that this crisis... is indeed problematic.
Bai Jinshu stood up and said, "I'll go ask the people in Yunling if there were any special signs before this."
Yunling’s office consists of two floors, so it’s easy to find people.
But before he walked out of the room, someone knocked on the door.
"Brother Yun?" It was Hua Sibo's voice. "Is it convenient now?"
"What's wrong?" Bai Jinshu opened the door and saw Hua Siber standing at the door, looking at his nose and heart with his head lowered very honestly.
"Can you come in and talk?" He lowered his head and pointed at the students walking back and forth. "Captain Yue just gave the graduate students who are studying other dynasties a holiday. It's not convenient to talk in the corridor now."
"Come in," Yun Guang said loudly in the room, "There's nothing you can't see."
There's really nothing to not see.
Now, all the places in the room where things can be placed are filled with various materials. They didn't write anything related to the world of K-series on the small whiteboard, so it didn't matter to Wasbery just looking at it.
After all, these are various historical events that are well known to the indigenous people of this world.
"Then I'll come in," Wasber turned around and closed the door. He looked at the three pairs of bloodshot eyes in the room who had been checking the information for the whole afternoon, and said carefully, "Fandy is dead."
"Fan Di..." Yun Guang's brain reacted for a minute, "The student of the biology doctor?!"
"Yes," Wasber nodded, "It was the student who failed to commit suicide and became blind."
"He... committed suicide," Wasbur paused, "He died around this afternoon and was just discovered by the nurse."
"Why would he suddenly commit suicide?" Guan Hongyan jumped up from her chair.
"Let's go to the Second Hospital of Southern Yunnan." Bai Jinshu put on the clothes hanging on the hanger at the door and went straight to the elevator.
Several people in the room also dropped the documents they had almost sorted out and hurriedly followed him.
The building that Yunling designated as their office was not far from the Second Yunnan Hospital, and they arrived there in a short while.
The biology doctoral student lived on the sixth floor of the Yunnan Southern Second Hospital. When they entered, the police had already arrived. Blue and red police lights were flashing on the roof of the car under the hospital building. It was like a replay of the scene. The entire sixth floor was blocked by a cordon.
Several people bypassed the cordon from below and entered the sixth floor which was completely blocked by the police.
Fan Di was the eldest disciple of the biology doctor and was transferred to the Second Hospital of Southern Yunnan later on.
Although the Second Yunnan Southern Hospital is a psychiatric hospital, not all the patients who are hospitalized are seriously mentally ill. Except for the 25th floor, which is a special Yunling-only floor, normal medical work is also carried out on other floors.
This Fan Di lives in the other ordinary inpatient floors.
Although the experienced Yunling doctors discovered that he had very obvious sequelae of sanity loss as soon as he was admitted to the hospital, his condition was much milder than those on the 25th floor who had fallen into temporary or permanent insanity.
Basically, it is at a level where intervention and return to sanity are possible.
So after a little treatment, Fan Di was quickly transferred to other floors. After all, the beds on the 25th floor were tight, and investigators from Yunling were constantly being sent in, as well as several investigators who had fallen into permanent madness due to their previous investigation missions, three archaeologists who had just been sent in, and the surviving villagers in that secluded village.
Compared with these patients with serious conditions, there is almost no difference between Fan Di and normal people except blindness.
But Bai Jinshu and the others hinted that this man was a key clue and they wanted to protect him, so they temporarily placed him on the sixth floor, together with other patients with certain physical illnesses, who were hospitalized on the same floor.
This floor is not an intensive care unit, and it does not have the surveillance cameras that cover every angle like the ones on the 25th floor. The doctor is not from Yunling, and although he knows that he should focus on taking care of this patient named Fan Di, with so many patients, there will always be times when he cannot take care of them all.
It was at this time that Fan Di committed suicide.
Bai Jinshu said that when they arrived, the body had already been taken away by the police. Yunling's special investigation team intervened in the incident and concluded that when Fan Di committed suicide, he suffered some loss of sanity, but was still far from reaching the point of temporary madness.
In other words, he consciously chose to commit suicide.
Another conscious suicide.
Since they entered this world, this method has happened at least four times: Lu Zhiyu and Qin Sheng committed suicide while they were still awake, the bicycle owner who had a car accident committed suicide while they were still awake, a traffic policeman committed suicide while they were still awake, and the villagers of the reclusive tribe committed suicide while they were still awake.
Now, there is another Fan Di.
Bai Jinshu stood in front of Fan Di's ward and looked up at the surveillance camera above the corridor: "Can this surveillance be adjusted?"
"Okay," Wasber nodded, "I'll go find someone at the hospital."
He had come to the Second Yunnan Hospital with great difficulty and was planning to go to the 25th floor to see Yu Rui.
Most of Yunling's investigators followed the special investigation team, and the remaining colleagues were doctors and nurses on the 25th floor. After Huasber helped Bai Jinshu and them contact the hospital, they confirmed that there were no incidents for the time being and prepared to go to the 25th floor to take a look.
The 25th floor was quite dangerous, so Wasber had no intention of staying there for long. He just wanted to take a few glances through the glass.
The police had previously checked the surveillance route, and when he asked for it, the hospital director gave it to him very quickly.
Bai Jinshuo said that they watched the entire process of Fan Di's death directly on the hospital's computer.
The hospital's surveillance camera was only in the corridor, and we could see him walking out of the ward as normal, and then heading towards the washroom in the corridor.
"Why can he still walk normally?" Guan Hongyan asked curiously, "Isn't this man blind?"
He still had a bandage on his eyes.
"He has Bonnet syndrome," Bai Jinshu explained with his lips slightly moving, "Many hallucinations will appear in his brain, making him think that he is not blind."
"But this illusion is different from reality," the doctor next to him explained with a stern face, "What appears in their minds may not necessarily exist in reality. They just have very realistic scenes in their brains. It's not that they can still see after being blind."
"We suggested that this patient hire a caregiver from the beginning, but he was very aggressive towards strangers and was extremely reluctant to have others help him or interfere with his decisions, so in the end he had to be taken care of by his family," the doctor said with a grim expression. "Before this, we had repeatedly reminded him not to leave this patient alone."
After all, most blind people are well aware that they can no longer see, and they cannot.
But Fan Di is different. He can't see, but the scenes in his mind make him think he can see, and he will live according to the scenes and things in his mind. So what if the road in his mind actually leads to a cliff, and the safe objects in his mind are actually dangerous knives?
Therefore, these patients need more care from others.
"The person who came to take care of him agreed to it at first," the doctor should have told the police again. When he spoke now, his tone was full of self-blame, "so our nurses didn't pay much attention to this patient. As a result, the person who took care of him went out for a while this afternoon, and he got into trouble."
Just as they had worried at the beginning, he might have mistakenly thought that jumping out of the window in front of him would lead him to a scene in his mind, so he simply jumped over.
"What happened before he died?" Bai Jinshu flipped through the medical records in his hand and looked up at the doctor. "Are there any special symptoms?"
"Before death?" The doctor hesitated for a moment. "To be honest, I heard that the patient was blind for only half a month. During this period, the patient himself could not accept his blindness. It is not surprising that he had any special behavior."
"Just tell me what it is." Guan Hongyan interrupted.
"He... has neurasthenia, is very sensitive to external sounds, and is easily agitated and angry. His appetite has also been poor," the doctor said truthfully. "And after losing one of his five senses, his vision, the patient has a big problem with his balance. He often walks inexplicably and can't walk in a straight line. He even trips over his left foot and falls. But this is normal for someone who has just lost his sight."
The doctor doesn't know anything else.
Bai Jinshu and the others sat in the hospital office and watched the videos again.
Just as the doctor said, when Fan Di walked, he would often turn inexplicably and exaggeratedly, or suddenly trip himself.
If these things happened to someone who had just gone blind in a normal world, perhaps this would be normal.
But if you put it here.
Bai Jinshu adjusted the surveillance again: "Do you feel that his actions are particularly familiar?"
They had seen this kind of action before.
Cars that suddenly change lanes while driving on the road.
If he and those cars were considered to have the same movement path, then they all turned and stopped for no apparent reason.
"Fan Di's...Bonner syndrome," Yun Guang also leaned over to look at the surveillance camera, "Maybe he really saw something after he became blind."
Saw what the drivers in the car accident also saw.
But now, Fan Di also committed suicide inexplicably.
Moreover, this kind of suicide should not have been caused by something that had been secretly watching them.
Before Fan Di got into trouble, none of their exploration team members showed any interest in him, including the group from the Grand Duchy of Shouling who was in charge of the biology doctor. Fan Di was completely and deliberately ignored by everyone.
But even so, he still committed suicide.
Does this mean that his suicide was actually a choice made from his heart?
He chose this result very actively.
【For humanity.】
What kind of situation would make them give up their lives for humanity?
Just when the whole office was lost in thought, Bai Jinshu learned of a new development.
"The police have previously classified the villagers who survived the mass suicide in the reclusive tribe as a mass suicide case," Chang Lan's voice came over the phone. "We just received news from the Second Yunnan Hospital that all these people had undergone mental evaluations and found that they may have familial mental retardation and hereditary color blindness."
"Color blindness?" Bai Jinshu suddenly frowned. "What kind of color blindness?"
"Red and green color blindness," Chang Lan replied very quickly, "X is a recessive genetic disease. Because the villagers in this village do not leave the village most of the time, and the children do not go to school at all, no one has discovered it before."
"Wait a minute," Bai Jinshu interrupted him, "Who told you this?"
"From the Second Yunnan Hospital," Chang Lan was a little confused. "I called you as soon as I found out. Aren't these people in Yunling Hospital now? Of course, Yunling did the test. Otherwise, which other hospital would be qualified to test whether a mental patient is color blind?"
Bai Jin said: "I am in the Second Hospital of Southern Yunnan now."
He didn't receive any news, which meant that the information had just been transmitted from the 25th floor.
The investigation team members on the sixth floor had not been notified in time.
Hereditary color blindness means that the people in this village see the world completely differently from normal people.
They see a different world.
They never leave the village.
They are extremely hostile to people outside the village.
These clues combined are enough to allow people to infer a shocking conclusion.
They didn't want to contact the world outside the village, so there must be something in the world outside the village that they didn't want to contact. But in that village, neither Changlan nor Yunling's investigators found anything related to the Ke system.
In other words, can these villagers actually see the other side of the world?
They are natural ascenders.
This kind of vision is because there are certain things in their bodies, which are genes passed down from generation to generation through the accumulation of close relatives.
Their ancestors lacked a certain gene, or, in other words, their close relatives had been intermarrying for too long and accumulated some very special genes.
"Wasbury is in danger!" Bai Jinshu suddenly stood up from the stool and ran quickly towards the hospital elevator.
The information that the villagers in this secluded village suffered from color blindness was passed down from the 25th floor. The message was first passed to Chang Lan, and then Chang Lan called him.
But it is obvious... Wasber is on the 25th floor.
Why didn't he just call or come downstairs and tell them.
Standing in the elevator, Bai Jinshu felt a cold sweat on his back breaking out all of a sudden.
The familiar world around me suddenly became unfamiliar.
Wasbery is not a stupid man, on the contrary, he is too smart. A person who can know the other side of the world and always wanders on the edge of knowledge cannot be stupid.
He will know it, he will know it the moment he hears the message.
The person who delivered the message had no idea what a bomb he had delivered.
There is only one reason why the people in that village don't go out: they can see, they can see that outside the village, it's all that kind of thing.
Wasbery would know.
Why would the vehicles avoid it, why would Fan Di become blind, why would the person who knew the truth commit suicide, why would the traffic police conduct a major cleanup, why would his senior stop him from investigating further, and why would the ruler of a feudal dynasty be willing to give up all his ambitions.
Because once this thing spreads, the entire human civilization will collapse——
Human civilization is built on an earth ruled by clade-like creatures.
Humans have believed that they are the masters of the planet for too long. They regard C-type creatures as aliens, the Earth as their home planet, and humans as the only civilization in the currently known universe.
But what if this planet doesn't actually belong to humans?
Bai Jinshu walked slowly towards the seemingly empty corner of the elevator, and then, in front of the confused gazes of his three remaining teammates, he gently reached out and touched it.
Empty.
He did not get discouraged.
He squatted down and touched all the seemingly blank places bit by bit.
His fingertips touched something extremely hard, rough, and like a tree root.
The thing suddenly appeared before his eyes as if the clouds and mist had suddenly been cleared away.
A... unknown creature of the K-type.
His mind suddenly buzzed with clarity, and he was deprived of some sanity.
"Yun Guang," his voice was surprisingly calm, "Can you see what is here?"
"What?" Yun Guang was confused. "Nothing... nothing."
But this thing was rooted in the corner of the corridor of the hospital. Bai Jinshu could even describe its size, its shape, and its color.
He knew that if he pulled Yun Guang's wrist at this time and let him touch the creature with his hand, Yun Guang would be able to see it.
Why can't he see it, or rather, why can't humans see it.
Why do humans subconsciously ignore them?
Why does everyone think this place is blank.
This is a protection mechanism that has been passed down by human beings for thousands of years. It is a highly targeted and cooperative protection mechanism for the biological species in this space.
It is a neural memory that has been passed down through countless generations of human ancestors. It allows humans to ignore the K-type creatures they see in their vision, allows humans to avoid processing these images, and allows humans to avoid facing these unacceptable scenes.
Their ancestors wove and inherited a Garden of Eden for them.
Humanity's defense mechanism makes everyone selectively blind and ignore these things, and they build their own civilization on a planet filled with K-type creatures.
Once their nerves are paralyzed and the nerves responsible for this defense system are attacked, they may be able to briefly see a corner of the real world in the illusion.
That is a very sound protection mechanism, but once this person realizes that thing really exists, his defense mechanism will be completely broken.
He will see the real side of the world thoroughly.
He will see the real owner of this planet, the world he really lives in, the land he really steps on, and the starry sky he really gazes at.
That is a reality that no one can accept.
Once this news spreads, once people who know about it spread it——
Then human civilization will be doomed.
*
Bai Jinshu ran towards Yu Rui's ward with almost all his strength.
The door of Yu Rui's room was wide open, and Wasber was standing in front of the window.
He didn't want to understand, but he understood it by accident.
"Wasber!" Wasber had never heard his senior's voice so panicked.
He stood in front of the window and felt calmer than ever before.
"Senior, you know it too," he said.
"This matter can be salvaged," Bai Jinshu said quickly, "It doesn't matter if you know this. You can leave this space. I can't say it here, but as long as you really want to live, you really, really want to live..."
"Senior," Wasber suddenly interrupted him, "You don't think that after all this time I haven't figured out that you are not actually from this world, right?"
He drooped his eyelashes slightly: "Some things are not secrets in Yunling. Just because I don't point them out doesn't mean I don't know."
"But this time, I have to die."
Bai Jinshu was standing at the door. Guan Hongyan and the others, who arrived a few steps late, only heard the last words of Hua Siber.
He said: "I am a not-so-qualified member of Yunling. I am mediocre, afraid of death, lazy, and like to do small things. I think it is better to live in a muddle than to die in a clear mind."
"But my survival is a time bomb for human civilization."
"I can't guarantee that I will keep the secret, nor can I survive in this completely different world. I want to live, but I can't bear the consequences and responsibilities that may come with living. As long as I'm alive, I'm a walking bomb."
"And there is only one consequence of this bomb exploding, and that is the instant collapse of the entire human civilization."
"You are drinking poison to quench your thirst! It's like passing the parcel by beating the drum!" She Mochu's voice was very loud.
"I know, but I have no choice," Wasber exhaled softly, "There is no way, I can't go back."
The bizarre world in front of him seemed like a joke. The intelligence he had always relied on finally pushed him to the other side of the world.
And the city’s steel and iron mud were actually built in such a place.
Over thousands of years, human ancestors evolved this visual sensory shielding system generation after generation, and built civilization in this difficult and arduous world.
How great human beings are.
"Civilization will eventually die," Wasper lightly grasped the window frame, "but not in my hands. The bomb cannot explode in my hands."
He repeated: "The bomb must not explode in my hands."
"Let's go," Wasber raised his head and pursed his lips slightly towards the four exploration team members at the door, "At least at this time, I don't want others to see it."
Guan Hongyan didn't know what had happened, but she almost tried her best to pull She Mochu out of the room.
Yun Guang may have understood something. He pursed his lips without saying a word, and exchanged an unknown item from the mall, which restrained all of She Mochu's struggles.
They pulled She Mochu into the elevator.
In the mobile phone, in the small group of five people, Hua Sibo’s last message was sent out.
【For humanity.】
She Mochu suddenly wanted to go back like a madman, and at this moment, a loud noise suddenly came from behind him.
Guan Hongyan suddenly stopped what she was doing.
Everyone stopped moving, but no one looked back.
They just froze there.
Wasber, the first human being in the world to discover this secret, chose the same path as all his predecessors after discovering the truth of the world -
He committed suicide.
He committed suicide with a secret that could bring down human civilization.
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For humanity
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