Reinforcent Future...
Kael mulled over the phrase repeatedly.
Where did this Zhang Beihai co from?
Judging by the situation, this wave of reinforcent plans for the future was sowhat successful?
"So, what's my situation?" Kael quietly looked at the elderly man known as AO. "If I'm not mistaken, my situation should be different from theirs, right?"
"Indeed, there are many differences." AO said blandly, "Among all these people, you are the most special one, or to be more precise, your situation is completely different from those mbers of the later Human Federation batch."
"Can you tell how it's different?" Kael continued to ask.
Regarding his previous life's identity as Ning Ruyu, he was also full of curiosity.
After all, he could not explain the existence of the Divine China continent or the Human Federation.
"Tell where your doubts lie. After all, there are so things about you that I'm not very clear about either. The only thing I can be sure of is that your birth itself was a result of upper echelon arrangents," AO said.
Kael said solemnly, "First question, from my mory, I possess mories related to Human Federation players entering the Yibel Federation. But if you go by the tiline in those mories, the Human Federation I am part of should be synchronized with the Divine China continent's ti.
So even if I entered the Divine China continent, I shouldn't have appeared in the past, right?"
AO shook his head and said, "I'll answer this question first, then you may ask the next one."
Kael nodded, not dwelling on it, and continued his inquiry, "Second question, through what ans are you able, after the Human Federation's extinction, to precisely pinpoint the Dungeon of the Human Federation in the future and allow it to be revived?"
AO smiled and said, "I can tell you that humans cannot survive through countless years into the future world, but machines can, Electronic Life can. In the future of the Human Federation that you do not know of, the relevant science and technology have already developed to a very high level.
This level is so high that it is enough to convert the thoughts of so people into informational form, allowing them to permanently exist as Electronic Life in a virtual network.
As long as this group of people is equipped with enough external control robots, even if the Human Federation has no living humans due to unexpected reasons, it can still restart the Dungeon through those fellow Electronic Life forms preserved in the machines."
Kelvin Yan took a sharp breath, a shiver-inducing thought suddenly surfaced as he said:
"Can such a thing really be done?"
"It can, but it requires a rather long ti to prepare, and once these Electronic Life forms are sealed, they won't be easily activated. After all, this is a backup resurrection chanism, and no one can guarantee that, if exposed, it wouldn't completely disrupt the Human Federation's future plans."
"Wait, wait, let first confirm a question... Was the only outbreak of the Human Federation's 'Global Invasion Player Slumber' incident, which affected several cups globally, related to this?"
AO was silent for a mont, finally smiling as he said, "In the Global Invasion promotional accident, there was once an appearance of players choosing to fight in the virtual world to protect the Human Federation, and in the end, so players at that ti, unable to withstand the pressure of saving the world, chose to commit suicide...
That's what we claid externally."
Kael nodded, sighing as he said, "So, in other words, the truth is yet another version, right?"
At that ti, the renowned virtual ga developer RECT within the Human Federation developed a virtual ga called 'Global Invasion,' which, with its unprecedented realism far exceeding past gas, caused a sensation throughout the Human Federation, attracting a lot of attention from gaming enthusiasts.
However, because RECT, to expand its publicity scope, despicably proclaid on the dark web during its beta testing phase that 'Global Invasion' was actually a real Otherworld.
This rumor caused extrely adverse consequences at the ti, even though industry experts with discernnt and those with a self-ford worldview would not believe such rumors, so young kids might actually believe it.
At that age of 'once dreaming of roaming the world with a sword,' such a narrative as 'the world revolves around ' and 'I shall eventually save the world' was truly an irresistible temptation for adolescents in their Chuunibyou phase.
But youngsters' hearts are fragile too.
So shouted slogans like 'Join Global Invasion, Protect the Human Federation from invasion,' genuinely believing that the ga was actually a real Otherworld.
This unprecedentedly fanatic atmosphere enveloped many young players, including famous e-sports strears like [Fishy Fish Move].
So players, upon finding they failed dungeon strategies, were engulfed by unprecedented fear and disappointnt, becoming depressed, and even... choosing to end their lives.
This was the most severe, largest, and most egregious virtual ga accident to occur since the establishnt of the Human Federation.
The aftermath of this accident even impacted the entire virtual online ga industry to the extent that it wasn't until years later that strategies for the revival of the virtual online ga industry were widely promoted again.
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