It seems … … something is wrong.
Inside one of the bags, Lin was looking at a dinosaur lying on the ground.
This dinosaur was a type of dragon known as the 'Ancient Dragon'. Just like its name, it was very ancient. It appeared to be a large reptile with a length of over three meters.
However, the one Lin was looking at did not have any history. Lin had just created it not long ago.
There were no mistakes in the manufacturing process. Every cell, every internal organ, and every structure in its body were created with a meticulous patchwork method. Even the symbiotic bacteria in its body were added in.
However … … the created object would not move at all.
The cells inside its body were alive and could operate on their own. Those organs could also move and maintain life.
However, there were many problems. Some organs were not functioning properly, while some cells could not move at all. This was especially true for the cells inside the bone marrow.
Although Lin could provide it with help so that it would not 'die', there were still many questions …
The biggest problem was its brain. The cells in its brain were indeed alive, but this creature was not moving. Thus, many of the organs directly controlled by the brain were also not activated.
But why was it not moving?
In truth, this was not her first creation. After discovering that the first one was not moving, Lin had modified it many times, readjusting the cell structure inside, but it still could not move.
Was there a problem with the nuclear information inside? However, the nuclear information inside was the information of the original creature that Lin directly used, so it was unlikely that there would be a problem … … or perhaps …
A single cell could indeed create a living creature, but this large creature did not seem to be able to live.
What was it missing? As she was thinking about this … Lin continued to break it down and reassemble it.
There would always be some mistakes. However, Lin could not find any mistakes. Every single cell was normal, every single structure was complete. There seemed to be a problem that she could not notice … … could it be because of that?
This kind of directly created creature was indeed very different from ordinary creatures. Although she still did not know the reason, Lin had thought of a question.
Was this thing missing a 'soul'?
But what was a soul?
The research on these things had been sporadic and there had not been any progress. However, creatures with personalities usually believed in the existence of souls, including several types of Skeleton Dragons, Moss in his dreams, and … dwarves.
In the dream, Mos could see real souls, which were specially created for them by Lin. But in fact, before they were created, they already believed in souls …
However, the White Skeleton Dragons were different from before. The White Skeleton Dragons, who had received all kinds of 'advanced education' in the dean's academy, believed that there was no such thing as a soul. They denied the various ideas that had been passed down in the past and called themselves' Object Recognizers'. They believed that souls and whatnot were fake, and regarded the White Skeleton Dragons who believed in souls as "idealists."
These White Skeleton Dragons were also one of the first to suspect the creator. However, under the strict rules, they did not dare to casually mention the creator, but they could casually deny the existence of the soul …
To deny some things, there were still so many classifications. This was categorized as imagination, and that was material. It felt quite interesting.
Lin would not deny such things, especially things that were difficult to confirm. Unless she had explored all the places that could be explored, before that, nothing could be 100% confirmed.
Denying with the reason of 'never seen it' was the most foolish denial. But anyway, these creatures would not live long enough to bear witness to her own stupidity, so it did not matter.
Anything was possible. These White Skeleton Dragons used their own 'knowledge' to shackle themselves. Why did the more these dragons knew, the narrower their thinking became?
In fact, species that specialized in division of labor did not have such a phenomenon. If she talked to creatures like Brainworms about souls or whatnot, although they would not suddenly think about souls or whatnot, they would not deny it either. Instead, they would be very curious.
Perhaps souls or whatnot were just creatures that had not been discovered. They were hidden in some kind of 'space'.
Lin had found a lot of information and stories related to 'space' in her thoughts, so she created quite a lot of different spaces in her dreams.
The stories about space were quite interesting, but they also made Lin feel a lot of things.
It seemed that long-distance travel in the Void also required the use of space. Lin found some similar descriptions in her thoughts.
But there was no specific description of how to do it. The main thing was that the information in her thoughts might not be completely accurate, but it basically pointed out a lot of things.
As for souls, perhaps they were also related to space? If there was a way to go to another space, she might be able to see a different magical environment. Perhaps they lived in those places and formed some kind of relationship with the creatures in this space?
If she could understand these things, she might be able to unravel the mysteries of space and learn about it.
If space was really as magical as the words in her thoughts described, then long-distance travel in the Void would be very easy to achieve. After all, it was quite troublesome to fly such a long distance all the time.
Let's put that aside for now. Lin thought that if she was missing a 'soul', then perhaps she could do it …
With that in mind, Lin returned to her dream.
This was the 'magical forest' in her dream. There were only a few residents here. Basically, they were just some tents or small villages set up by the Emerald Dragons and Skeleton Dragons. Because their dreams were limited, they could not stay here and keep expanding.
The Hero was also an adventurer in this world, but that wasn't what Lin was looking for …
Lin's vision changed to the forest. Countless trees quickly flew past before her vision finally stopped at a certain place.
It was a small campsite. There was a campfire on the ground and tents around it. A green dragon was sleeping in one of the tents.
Lin had the Emerald Dragons sleep in their dreams to obtain some kind of special effect. Otherwise, they would definitely not be willing to spend their precious' dreamtime 'to sleep in this place.
This dragon was probably sleeping to replenish its effect in order to fight against some kind of powerful monster.
Lin thought for a bit, and the Emerald Dragon sleeping in the tent instantly disappeared.
After that, Lin woke up from her dream. Her vision returned to the pouch in the base. A tentacle reached out from the edge of the pouch and pierced into the brain of the Ancient Dragon that was created.
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