Chapter 3146 Tracking

"So...it's mainly through synchronization?"

At present, Lin has collected 30% of the brain structure database.

Through the collected brain parts, Lin discovered many memories that had not been discovered when it occupied Frost Castle before.

For example, how it 'tracks Ersh'.

Ersh's travel space has always been in a fast-moving state, and it is generally impossible to be tracked.

But the database has a special approach.

That is the use of 'bio-synchronization'.

Bio-synchronization is actually a kind of...ability of bus creatures. When a bus wants its ecology and biology to be the same as another bus, they will sometimes perform 'bio-synchronization'.

This kind of synchronization does not mean making the organisms of both sides the same, but making the ecology of both sides slowly become synchronized over the next period of time.

In the end, the creatures in the two worlds will become very similar. Although they are actually different based on the different environments, at least their lives and appearances will be very similar.

For example, the world of non-cellular organisms can also be synchronized with the world of cellular organisms. Even if the basic structures of the organisms in the two worlds are different, they can become extremely similar.

At the same time, both synchronized buses will share each other's positions, and they will always maintain a connection.

What’s more interesting is... the database’s memory indicates that it found a bus that had once been synchronized with Ersh.

The bus has long been dead, but it is still "connected" to Ersh.

As to where it was found...it is not clear yet.

The database transferred this connection to itself, but its connection is somewhat different from the original bus.

It must start actively creating creatures similar to Ersh before it can sense Ersh's location.

Therefore, it obtained a batch of "information" about the current creatures of Ersh from another place.

It’s just that when it was creating this batch of creatures, there were a lot of fluffy creatures mixed in... The database itself believes that this data may have been mixed with some other information.

But it has been able to track Ersh's location.

It was also through this method that it told the Star Burner the location of Ershi, which allowed the Star Burner to find Ershi.

But here’s the thing…

Ersh seemed to be completely unaware of this.

Ersh said that it did not feel any "connection" on it at that time. Although Ersh knew about biological synchronization, generally synchronized buses can sense each other.

Ersh felt nothing this time, as if there was no connection at all.

But in the database's memory, this method is used to lock Ersh's position.

This made Lin feel that there were other possibilities... One was that the memory in the database was false, and it was deliberately "fabricated".

Another possibility is... it used some method that Ersh could not perceive.

Lin thinks the latter possibility is more likely.

In short, we have to collect all its brains first.

Next, Lin continued to do this.

However, Lin also discovered another wonderful thing.

Because Lin had tested the 'end points' of many small spaces, she discovered that quite a few brains had actually reached the end point.

They all turned into balls and spoke strange words there.

The strange thing is that when Lin's fluff balls approached, they immediately "died".

However, if the fluff ball approaches in some way that hides itself and goes unnoticed by them, they will continue talking.

Lin found it really difficult to judge what the database was trying to do.

Therefore, Lin captured most of the brains, but left some for further observation.

Lin found that through continued observation, she did gain some new insights.

Now, the brain in a small space that Lin was observing was causing changes in its surroundings amid constant conversation.

What it said was mainly about lamenting that it had arrived here.

Lin doesn’t know how it got there... maybe it’s related to this?

The wall in front of this brain that kept 'talking' and turned into a sphere began to show... colors.

The wall itself is white, but now more and more colors are appearing.

These colors finally gathered together and turned into a starry sky.

"You've finally come here... You've seen me."

And it seems like the starry sky can speak.

What Lin found very interesting was that they all spoke the language of the Star Flame People.

"I didn't come here to see you! Who the hell are you?!"

"I am what you have been waiting to see!"

"No, it's impossible! It can't be like this!"

Their communication... made Lin feel very strange.

Basically, the "starry sky" that appeared kept saying how much the other party wanted to see it, but the brain... kept denying this.

Lin felt that they seemed to speak abnormally, or that they were not speaking the language of the Star Flame People.

But they communicate mainly through light, and the way they emit light can form a dialogue among the Star Flame People.

During this period, Lin was also detecting what that "starry sky" was.

At present, Lin has not discovered that these small spaces are connected to other places. This "starry sky" is considered to be... a living creature in this space.

What Lin originally thought was a wall was actually its body.

The main thing is that Lin discovered that when she detected it, it was just like detecting the 'edge' of space normally. There was a feeling that... it was the background of space.

But now that it "spoke", Lin realized that it was not a wall, and it was separated from the real wall behind it by... a little distance.

Not sure what it has to do with the database.

Anyway... let's catch it and take a look.

Thinking of this, Lin let the hidden ball of fluff fly out.

The brain part of the database has not discovered Lin's fluff, but this creature has.

The starry sky scenery displayed on the wall disappeared instantly and returned to its original appearance.

At this time, Lin's ball of fluff stretched out a lot of fluff and stuck to this "wall".

Normally the edge of space would be impenetrable, but the fluff of the pompom penetrated easily.

This 'wall' also began to change rapidly, and Lin found that it split into many objects of different shapes.

These objects were in the shape of white blocks about one meter in size, and they were rushing towards the ball of fluff together.

But just as they approached the ball of fluff, they suddenly dispersed and all flew into the thick fog behind the ball of fluff.

At the same time, the ball of fluff also stretched out its fur and entangled a number of escaping objects.