Did the world end today?

Chapter 348 Forgetting
How can you transform a person to have the ability to enter another world?

Isn't that what's called "high-dimensional adaptability"?

The interrogator immediately became alert upon hearing Qin Shizhong's description.

He looked directly into Qin Shizhong's eyes and asked:
"You mean you can give the people of this world the ability to adapt to higher dimensions?"

"Yes."

Qin Shizhong nodded slowly.

"This is an ability that not everyone can possess."

“I have read your reports, and some of the people in them were lucky enough to adapt to higher dimensions—like the one who came into contact with a fragment of time but returned safely.”

"For example, Yu Shiliang, whom you mentioned."

"He also returned from the higher dimension, but he wasn't born with that ability."

"I bet someone helped him, right?"

The interrogator did not answer this question.

He had indeed received the crucial information from Yu Shiliang, but he couldn't possibly reveal it to Qin Shizhong now.

However, he could tell from Qin Shizhong's eyes that this man had a high degree of confidence in his own judgment.

He must possess some extremely crucial information, and he wants to use that information as leverage.

To be fair, if his information is indeed accurate.
What about the crimes he committed previously that are subject to the current legal system?
It really does seem a bit insignificant.

The premise is that the information is accurate.

The interrogator's eyes finally showed a slight change, and after a brief pause, he began to speak:
"In fact, there are quite a few people like you who claim to have key information."

"But in the end, it all proved that the information they possessed was merely what they 'thought was useful'."

"Because they have no idea about the official research progress, nor do they understand the extent of our understanding of higher-dimensional fields."

"It is very likely that the so-called key information you have given us is just 'fragments' that we do not value."

"So, if you want to convince me, you have to show me something real."

"Alright, let's begin now."

What exactly is this so-called "method for getting people to adapt to another world"?

Qin Shizhong sat up slightly, and then he answered:

"Enlightenment".

"The way to help humanity adapt to another world and to higher dimensions lies in 'enlightenment'."

"Just as the Buddha enlightened sentient beings, there must be a 'pioneer'."

"What this pioneer did for others was to enlighten them."

"That's all I can say."

"If we want to learn more, we must first establish a partnership."

Enlightenment.

At that moment, the interrogator's heart skipped a beat.

The plan Qin Shizhong mentioned and the wording he used were exactly the same as Yu Shiliang's.

If only one person uses this wording, it could be a coincidence.

But now, two people who returned from the same high-dimensional channel have both mentioned the word "enlightenment," so it can no longer be explained by "coincidence."

Thinking of this, the interrogator spoke in a deep voice:

"We need more detailed information."

"Such ambiguity is unacceptable."

"What level of acceptance is required?"

Qin Shizhong didn't seem to have any intention of backing down. His expression at this moment was like that of a poker player who held a large hand of cards and was confident of victory.

He didn't care what cards the other party would play.

Because he felt that no matter what card the opponent played, the card in his hand would always be the highest.

However, he clearly miscalculated when faced with official interrogators.

The other party did not back down at all, but simply smiled calmly and said:
"I think you know this better than I do."

The two remained silent, their silent standoff seemingly punctuated by the glint of swords.

After a long while, Qin Shizhong finally gave in.

He sighed, then said, "Okay."

"I admit that you are more powerful than me."

“I can give you something first, it’s not complete, but it’s enough to verify.”

"You said."

The interrogator leaned back slightly, and Qin Shizhong began to speak:
Let's start with 'enlightenment'.

"From the perspective of another world, we individuals are nothing more than 'information clusters'."

"From a 'visual' perspective, they are bright clusters of light."

"These orbs of light will gradually dim under unknown impacts and eventually disappear."

"And the so-called process of 'adapting to another world' is the process of keeping these light clusters from disappearing."

"And there is only one way to do this."

"That is, to modify these orbs of light, to give them an initial perturbation."

"This disturbance will eventually become an 'anchor' through the mutual influence of information."

"This anchor can maintain the stability of information."

At this point, Qin Shizhong paused for a moment.

He seemed to be waiting for the interrogator to continue questioning him in order to establish his "initiative".

But he forgot that the person sitting in front of him must have undergone long-term professional training.

People can't possibly be drawn into his rhythm.

So, in the end, he could only cough awkwardly and then say:

"To be honest, I don't know what this initial disturbance is right now."

"But I have a way to let you quickly verify my theory."

"You can go to Yu Shiliang and analyze his brain activity."

"You will definitely find that his brain activity is different from all the signs of brain activity you have seen before."

"And the most different point."

"It's the information in his brain that has been tampered with."

As soon as he finished speaking, the interrogator slowly nodded.

Then he asked:
How do you identify what you call the differences?

"I do not know."

Qin Shizhong shrugged.

"But I can assure you that if you detect this, you will immediately notice the difference."

Several hours later, in Nanjing.

Yu Shiliang wore a state-of-the-art electroencephalogram (EEG) monitor on his head, and the data panel in front of him accurately recorded every brainwave activity.

The researchers continuously tried various methods to give him different stimuli in order to read different brain signals.

However, his brain signals did not undergo any obvious "alteration" from beginning to end.

This led researchers to question the accuracy of the information they received, and even to wonder if the "high-dimensional experiencer" named Qin Shizhong was lying.

However, at a certain moment...

The brainwave activity data displayed on the panel suddenly changed drastically.

When everyone looked at the ongoing "external input experimental group," they immediately realized that the stimulus being applied at that moment belonged to the category of "memory."

"memory?"

One of the lab technicians frowned and asked:

"These unusual activities...are they caused by memories?"

"No."

Julius, on the other side, shook his head and replied:

"It's not a memory."

"It is forgetting."

(End of this chapter)