Abnormal crossing

Chapter 206 Gu Wei's New Ability (Part 2)

be honest.

Gu Wei is not the kind of person who is particularly sensitive or likes to overthink things.

Before he transmigrated, he had hardly ever done anything that relied on intuition. The only few times he had relied on intuition to guess a few multiple-choice questions correctly during an exam in high school were when he was a student.

Apart from that, his life was almost entirely driven by logic and common sense.

Therefore, generally speaking...

The probability that what made him feel something was wrong was purely due to a sixth sense or psychological effect was not high—at least Gu Wei believed so.

at the same time.

Looking at Gu Wei's puzzled expression.

Unlike others, Jin did not give an answer immediately, but instead took a few steps around the platform with her long legs.

Da da da.
The sound of heels striking the ground echoed crisply and clearly in the empty hall.

Starlight streamed through the gaps in the ceiling, bathing her in a flowing galaxy.

She tilted her head slightly, her profile appearing exceptionally aloof amidst the interplay of light and shadow. Her eyelashes cast a small shadow beneath her eyelids, giving her an almost ethereal sense of detachment.

And at this moment, when the scene was so beautiful it seemed to freeze in time—

"I said, are you alright?" Milo suddenly poked his head out from the side, looking at Jin with a suspicious expression: "Why do you look like you're about to attain enlightenment and ascend to heaven?"

"Stop fooling around, I'm thinking," Jin slowly turned her head and rolled her eyes at Milo, "It's just a little unexpected."

Milo was taken aback: "An accident? What do you mean?"

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Jin hesitated for a moment, fiddling with the crew wristband a few times before continuing, "I underestimated the impact of the fisherman's anger on Gu Wei."

The Angry Fisherman?
A hint of curiosity also appeared on Gu Wei's face.

How did this get involved with the fisherman's anger again?

Is it really appropriate to discuss this kind of topic in front of Ophelia and Sina, these Moldans?
“Don’t worry, I’m not that careless,” Jin guessed Gu Wei’s thoughts at a glance, and glanced at the few Molds beside her without showing any emotion: “What they are hearing and seeing now is another unrelated story. Let’s just talk about ours.”

She paused, then continued, "Do you remember what I said before? — The true form of the Fishing Man's Wrath has a suppressive effect on substances like information sources."

Gu Weimino and Li Zi nodded like chicks pecking at rice.

The Wrath of the Fisherman was responsible for suppressing the Erasers, who were an extremely exaggerated and special source of information. It was based on this clue that Jin laid out her backup plan to break the Bosca situation.

Seeing that everyone still remembered this matter, Jin quickly brought it up briefly: "A little earlier, I just thought that Gu Wei could use the accompanying characteristics of the Fishing Man's Wrath to confuse Melendorth - this characteristic has nothing to do with Gu Wei himself, but is just a kind of related expression of the Fishing Man's Wrath through Gu Wei."

"It's like a person wearing a cloak that can optically become invisible. They do disappear from normal vision, but the thing that has the invisibility effect is not the human body, but the cloak." Gu Wei and the others nodded again; this logic was still easy to understand.

Take the example of Jin.

In terms of stealth capabilities alone, there is no difference between the human body and the cell phone, underwear, shoes, and even the cells inside the body; the only things that have an effect are external objects.

Of course.

People like Kuroko Tetsuya and Zuiyue Jushi are not included.
Then Jin walked back to Gu Wei's side, stared at him, and said, word by word, "But now it seems that Gu Wei, the person wearing the 'cloak,' has also been infected with a trace of the 'invisibility' characteristic—he has a certain ability to sense information interactions that are undetectable by the naked eye or even by equipment."

Is it contagious?
This time, Gu Wei quickly followed Jin's train of thought: "Jin, do you mean that the sense of familiarity I feel is not actually a physical similarity in appearance or behavior, but rather a connection between Lynn and Melendord at the information level?"

Jin nodded: "That's right."

Gu Wei was stunned for a moment, and subconsciously looked down at his hands.

So that's what happened?
That inexplicable familiarity with Princess Tamia was not an illusion, nor was it a physical signal. Rather, it was that he had passively received some kind of information disturbance that ordinary people could not perceive.
After all, although Lynn had been transformed into Princess Tamia in every way, there was not a single resemblance in appearance, and even Tamia's original memories had been erased.

However, on an informational level, his connection with Melendorth remains intricate:
Although according to the theory of genetics before Gu Wei's time travel, because the Y chromosome carries fewer genes than the X chromosome and mitochondrial DNA is maternally inherited, the proportion of genes inherited from the father is less than that from the mother, but the total amount can still be considered to be roughly equal.

Especially since Lynn's 'mission' was to act as a relay, the amount of information he carried about Melendord was likely to be more, not less.

Under this situation.

Gu Wei passively perceived some shared information between the two, thus creating a sense of familiarity.
In other words.

Gu Wei's sensory system has been passively evolving without his knowledge. Although the evolution may be small, it is indeed happening.

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Jin then stared at Gu Wei for a while, making Gu Wei feel a little uneasy: "Why are you looking at me like that?"

"I'm just a little curious, how come you're so calm?" Jin raised her eyebrows, her gaze sweeping over Gu Wei from head to toe: "These are changes that directly affect your body."

“You get used to it after a while,” Gu Wei said, mimicking Jin’s shrug with a nonchalant tone. “Of course, if you want to say that you’re not bothered by too many lice or too much debt, I have no objection—that’s the gist of it. I’m just treating myself like a big stage in Shandong. If you’re so capable, then come on over.”

Gu Wei was truly unprepared this time.

After all, if someone had a few strange things on them every now and then, they'd probably have the same mentality as him:
Now, besides the sampling patch that Jin had prepared that might be effective for entering dreams again, Gu Wei also has a two-dimensional Twilight Trigger, a large eyeball on his ear that has been refined into a spirit, the Wrath of the Fisherman that is fused to an unknown location, and the Eraser that was collected by the Wrath of the Fisherman—with these as a foundation, it's not really hard to accept that he has an additional information sensing function.

At worst, you can just think of it as a radio that could only receive FM signals but suddenly picked up AM radio waves.

Surely this simple receiving function can't possibly be the basis for some big project in the future, right?

Impossible, absolutely impossible!
Note:
Here's a sneak peek at next month's grand prize: a physical copy of "Into the Unscientific," personally signed by Anton Zeilinger, the 22 Nobel Prize laureate in Physics.

(End of this chapter)