Chapter 390 Perception and Change
The tinker's space was originally a very strange place. In the beginning, it had rules that were completely different from the surrounding space. It was a very special existence.
This feeling is similar to the Unforeseen Land, but compared to the Unforeseen Land being able to "interconnect" with various spaces such as the normal void, the Tinker's space is almost completely useless.
Things in the Tinker's space cannot go to the outside space, and things in the outside space cannot enter it.
The only 'bridge' connecting them is the Unresolvable.
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Before leaving, the Unexplainable taught many creatures in the surrounding space some ways to observe the Tinker Space.
It wants these creatures to continue to feel this unexplainable Tinker Space, and let this "unexplainable" feeling pass on.
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And it has been very successful in doing so.
Many creatures around them, due to the influence of the Unanalyzer, have the technology or ability to observe the Tinker's space, but they are completely unable to understand this place. The various rules of this space are contrary to the 'reality' they are familiar with.
Some creatures tried to analyze the Tinker's space with their current knowledge and technology, while others tried to ignore it, but because they were unable to analyze it, they often perceived it in dreams or other situations.
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Over time, many...sects emerged in some biological civilizations.
Because their technology cannot analyze this space, but they cannot ignore it, so they have to try to analyze it with their imagination. They imagine various reasons to try to analyze everything in the Tinker Space.
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Lin also discovered that these descriptions did not clearly explain what the repairman's space looked like at the time. All she could know was that it was a dreamlike world without any logic and full of constantly changing scenery.
At the same time, the Tinker's space is different for different creatures. Some creatures find it dreamy, some can only see blurry scenery, and some see an endless combination of repetitive things.
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Among the various sects that emerged from past biological civilizations, some directly regarded the Tinker's space as the world after death, some said it was a wonderful place, and some said it was a... hell.
In any case, when they start trying to analyze it with their imagination, it means that this place cannot be analyzed.
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Some civilizations could only use their imagination to analyze the Tinker's Space until their demise, while some civilizations... or creatures lasted longer and they "saw" the changes in the Tinker's Space.
After a period of time, the Tinker's Space becomes less 'unstable'.
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Things inside began to become more normal... more like things in the surrounding void.
As things inside returned to normal, the creatures that could perceive this space slowly began to feel that... it didn't seem so inexplicable.
In fact, they still couldn't analyze the Tinker's space, but the idea of wanting to analyze it began to decrease or disappear, and they began to think that this was a place similar to the void where they lived.
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This seems to be the effect caused by the 'Unanalyzer'. The 'bridge' it builds is two-way, allowing creatures outside to perceive the tinker's space, and also allowing the tinker in the space to perceive the outside.
The earliest tinkers did not possess any characteristics or behaviors of normal void creatures, and it could be said that they could not be identified as living creatures at all.
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After they become "synchronized" with the outside world, they slowly begin to behave like living creatures, or in other words, become like normal creatures in the void.
The Tinkers first imitated some biological civilizations outside. They imitated the appearance and life of these creatures and created an almost identical "mirror civilization".
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This makes the creatures they imitate feel that this might be a...parallel world.
However, this imitation period did not last long.
The lifespan of most civilizations is not very long. Many civilizations that can sense the Tinker have perished one after another, and the Tinkers have also been constantly switching the objects they imitate in this process.
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Until all the civilizations that could perceive them were destroyed.
Soon, the Tinker discovered that the only ones who could sense them were some void-drifting creatures with long lifespans.
These creatures are generally not civilized, and many of them do not even have high intelligence, but they have a much longer lifespan than ordinary biological civilizations.
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Their memories carry the perception of the Tinker's Space, but they will not do anything about it. They don't care whether they can perceive this strange space or not.
As for the tinkerers, they feel the crisis.
The earliest tinkerers did not have this sense of crisis. Perhaps it was because when they imitated other civilized creatures, they also imitated the thinking habits of civilized creatures. When the tinkerers found that they had no civilization to imitate, they became afraid of this.
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Although they can imitate the drifting creatures in the void, they would rather imitate civilization. Moreover, if they have no civilization to imitate for a long time, they will lose all the thinking that they imitated... and consciousness.
So they believe that they must find a civilization to imitate.
So the Tinkers came up with the idea of leaving their space. They planned to go directly to the outside world to discover civilizations and imitate them.
But they found that there was no way to leave. After a period of time, these tinkers slowly returned to their original "dream" state and lost all the ideas they had imitated before.
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However, some things happened outside. Some creatures drifting in the void... were captured by other creatures.
By dissecting their neural structures, the creatures that captured them discovered that these nerves connected to the Tinker's space.
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As a result, the repairman's space was once again recognized by other creatures, and the repairman changed again.
It seems that there is some civilization or creature that can sense the tinker's space, and after a period of time, the tinker will imitate the...appearance of this perceiver.
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Whatever the perceiver is, they can mimic it all, thought patterns and all.
Then the conscious repairman once again had the idea of breaking away from space and extending out.
Of course, it is meaningless most of the time. The creatures that can sense the Repairman's space will always lose this perception due to death or various reasons, causing the Repairman to return to its original state.
However, the creatures that can sense the Tinker's Space have never completely disappeared. There are always some creatures that can sense it and pass it on to another group of creatures through various methods.
Finally, by constantly replacing the imitators, the Tinkers successfully imitated a group of creatures that had the ability to help them leave space.
That was also the beginning of their merging with other spaces.