Chapter 1278: Souls, Memories, and System
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Chapter 1278 Souls, Memories, and System
Ning understood what it was that the system was trying to say. He could imagine numerous distant suns glaring at him that were reflected back in through the emptiness of his inner world.
Not only the light, but the radiation itself would cause a lot of problems if it all looped back around. The heat alone would cause more problems than one could imagine.
Ning couldn't imagine how bad it would be if space in his inner world was myroptoid instead of spherical.
"That makes me wonder," Ning said. "How does my inner world function exactly? Is it in a different space from this universe? Or is it like a spatial pocket in this universe?"
"Hmm... I see," Ning said, trying to think of how it would work. "The outer barrier is strong enough to never get destroyed, right?" nOvε.1b.1n
"The Galactic one did leave behind some energy," Ning said. "Whatever, let's move on to the other question I had. About Souls and Systems, and how reincarnation removes memories. I am allowed to learn of this, correct?"
"Go on then," Ning said. "I'm waiting."
Ning stayed silent for a while, taking in the information. "That was quite informative. Thank you," he said. It felt as if he now knew everything he needed to.
"Although, I do have one final question," he said. "What is a system... exactly?"
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Chapter 1278 Souls, Memories, and System
Ning understood what it was that the system was trying to say. He could imagine numerous distant suns glaring at him that were reflected back in through the emptiness of his inner world.
Not only the light, but the radiation itself would cause a lot of problems if it all looped back around. The heat alone would cause more problems than one could imagine.
Ning couldn't imagine how bad it would be if space in his inner world was myroptoid instead of spherical.
"That makes me wonder," Ning said. "How does my inner world function exactly? Is it in a different space from this universe? Or is it like a spatial pocket in this universe?"
"Hmm... I see," Ning said, trying to think of how it would work. "The outer barrier is strong enough to never get destroyed, right?" nOvε.1b.1n
"The Galactic one did leave behind some energy," Ning said. "Whatever, let's move on to the other question I had. About Souls and Systems, and how reincarnation removes memories. I am allowed to learn of this, correct?"
"Go on then," Ning said. "I'm waiting."
Ning stayed silent for a while, taking in the information. "That was quite informative. Thank you," he said. It felt as if he now knew everything he needed to.
"Although, I do have one final question," he said. "What is a system... exactly?"
Chapter 1278 Souls, Memories, and System Ning understood what it was that the system was trying to say. He could imagine numerous distant suns glaring at him that were reflected back in through the emptiness of his inner world. Not only the light, but the radiation itself would cause a lot of problems if it all looped back around. The heat alone would cause more problems than one could imagine. Ning couldn't imagine how bad it would be if space in his inner world was myroptoid instead of spherical. "That makes me wonder," Ning said. "How does my inner world function exactly? Is it in a different space from this universe? Or is it like a spatial pocket in this universe?" "Hmm... I see," Ning said, trying to think of how it would work. "The outer barrier is strong enough to never get destroyed, right?" nOv.1b.1n "The Galactic one did leave behind some energy," Ning said. "Whatever, let's move on to the other question I had. About Souls and Systems, and how reincarnation removes memories. I am allowed to learn of this, correct?" "Go on then," Ning said. "I'm waiting." Ning stayed silent for a while, taking in the information. "That was quite informative. Thank you," he said. It felt as if he now knew everything he needed to. "Although, I do have one final question," he said. "What is a system... exactly?"
