"You've discovered their secret."
This place … was in the space near the furball's world.
A small ball of fur and a creature of the Order whose entire body was covered in tentacles were still together, and they were still chatting.
Although the furball had once probed the creature's memories, new memories would pop up from time to time, allowing it to say some new things.
"The development of the Primordial realm is closely related to the great Transpirator," the creature said to the furball. The cultist creature told the pompom: 「 This includes their warp technology as well as their worlds. If it was an original world, they wouldn't have been able to develop 」
"Although they've received a great 'favour', they don't … like us that much," said the creature. "They've always wanted to refuse to work for the great Transpirator. They're unwilling to follow any of our orders."
"But they still obey," said the furball.
"They've never refused. Their unwillingness is only in their imagination," said the creature. "They've always wanted to express their … unwillingness, so they began to search for many methods."
"The secret you've discovered is one of the methods they've sought, a special technology," said the creature. "This technology can forcefully influence creatures, forcefully disrupting their thoughts and causing abnormalities in their thoughts."
"They've always been testing devices for this technology. One of them is already very mature. It's been used on the 'abandoned world', affecting all the creatures in the world," said the creature. "They have some other devices as well, but they're all in the 'testing' phase. They haven't been put into practical use yet, so they don't have a complete understanding of this technology. Just how to use these devices is a great problem for the Primordial realm."
"That's because this technology doesn't belong to them." "They came from the faraway Void, created by a certain special creature …" the creature replied.
The furball asked, "What creature? How much do you know about them? "
"I don't know anything about them. I can only tell you if I obtain some new information." The creature said, "However, the Primordial realm cannot use these devices to break free from us, even though they think it's possible."
"However, we've also given them one final mission …" said the creature, "That is to get them to help us vaporize your world. If they succeed, we won't give them any more orders in the future, and they'll truly be able to live … 'free' lives."
"And if they don't succeed?" The furball asked, "Are you going to destroy them?"
"No," said the creature. "They'll continue to work for the Transpirator under orders, just like … always."
… … …
"You've succeeded! You've blown that place up! "
Rolling smoke rose up as more and more of it gathered in space above the ruins. the Scholar and Scorpion stood outside the ruins, looking at the ruins.
"It seems to be too powerful..." the Scholar said. "Perhaps it would be better to reduce the power next time. Also, the name should be changed to '76 Portable Bomb'."
"No, it has to be more powerful!" Scorpion said excitedly, "It's best to blow everything here into powder! To dust! "
"Speaking of which …" The scholar looked around and said, "Why haven't any Primordial realm experts come here? This thing should be very important to them, so why haven't they sent out troops to protect it?"
... The scorpion said, "Even Primordial realm experts themselves would be 'calmed' by this. They've made something that doesn't differentiate between friend and foe!"
"No, I think it might be because of … Lin," Scholar said.
... What's that? "Scorpion asked.
"Because Lin told me to come here. Although she didn't mention you, she might've used some method to prevent us from being discovered by the Primordial realm," said Scholar. "Anyway, I don't think it's likely that this thing isn't important to the Primordial realm, so it's more likely that we've gone 'invisible' … and we need to confirm whether it's really blown up or not."
As Scholar said that, she took out a small remote control device from her waist. She opened her hand, and the remote control device flew in.
"The path has been blocked …"
After flying to the entrance of the cave, Scholar discovered that it was completely blocked by rubble. There was no way in, but there were many cracks between the rubble. That was enough.
With that in mind, the scholar quickly activated the special function of the remote control. The head of the remote control opened, and a two-centimeter-long virtual robot jumped out. The virtual robot crawled into the gap between the rocks and moved deeper into the cave.
Moving through a pile of rubble with a two-centimeter-long body was not easy. It took a very long time for Scholar to reach the crystal cave from before.
The crystal cave had completely collapsed. The Hollow Person moved through a pile of rubble. However, because they had recorded the location on the map before, Scholar was confident that they had not gone the wrong way.
"This … it's gone! It's blown up! "
When the Hollow Person reached where the sphere had been, Scholar discovered that it was also a pile of rubble. The sphere had already vanished.
"Oh! That's fantastic! Let's cheer! " Scorpion called out, "That way, we'll become the greatest heroes in history. All life will cheer for us!"
"It won't be that exaggerated …" said Scholar, "But at least we can make sure that the Primordial realm doesn't use this as a weapon against the insect swarm and the pom-poms world. Let's go back and take a look."
With that, Scholar and Scorpion returned. Very soon, they returned to Emerald Dragon Town.
The town was still shrouded in dusk. The emerald dragons did not seem to have changed much. They were still talking and laughing as they went about their daily lives. The Courage system with the display face was also chatting with them. It did not seem out of place at all.
"They don't seem to have recovered from their idiotic state. Although they were very stupid in the first place," said Scorpion, "Maybe they need some stimulation."
"No …" Scholar said, "Let's wait and see. Maybe they'll recover."
Then, Scholar stayed there for about a day and night.
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