Am I a god-tier talent in all my professions?

Chapter 446 Dialogue
There has been a response.

Parly had also told herself that she could try asking this person.

Eichator.

"Hello?" Kumiloni greeted politely.

“We have a friend who went in here and got trapped in an infinite time loop.”

“We were very worried about this, so we thought we'd come and take a look.”

Kumiloni explained his purpose in a friendly manner.

Kumiloni did not immediately assume the other party was an enemy, but still intended to communicate amicably and understand the situation first.

"Since you know that coming here will curse time, causing you to endlessly enter a cycle of resets and reincarnations, why did you still come?"

It was Izparut's decision to come here.

He believed he had a way to solve the problem of time loops, and he was also very interested in this place.

So I wanted to come and take a look.

Because if what Lu Cang said is true, then this world is indeed in danger.

"Because... I'm worried about my companions."

Kumiloni responded in this way.

The sounds inside disappeared again, leaving only lingering and indistinct noises.

I don't know if the other party simply doesn't want to respond.

Or are you still thinking about how to answer?
As Yizi observed the patterns on the door, she pondered the magic of time.

Lu Cang had been through this door more than once.

Actually, there are always some other gains each time.

For example, if you bring other people into this ruin, at least from your own perspective, they can still leave the ruin normally.

Lu Cang can successfully lead them out.

Instead, we won't see them disappear into thin air and enter their own time loop.

At first, I wondered if they had already entered a time loop?

The ones who brought them out were actually those who had already gone through reincarnation.

But if that's the case, their experiences must be very rich.

Even after they were brought out, their behavior remained one of confusion and ignorance.

They had no idea what had happened, nor did they experience any real reaction to the time reset.

Later, they obtained Izparut's theory.

Izparut's theory explains the time experienced during the reset.

Real time will also pass.

In real time, one is essentially trapped inside the ruins, never to emerge again.

It vanished into thin air.

If this happens to me, I'll probably think the same way about others.

Therefore, Lu Cang guessed...

Time reset will not happen to everyone who enters this ruin.

The biggest variable was that when they first entered the ruins, they encountered Izparut from the future.

According to Izparut's speculation.

Izzy also felt that it was his future self who was behind it all.

It seems that he deliberately triggered this relic, causing Lu Cang to fall into a reset.

"Worry?"

"Isn't he in great shape?"

"To gain near-eternal time through repeated cycles of time."

"Such an opportunity is something that ordinary people can't obtain."

The voice inside was very flat and flippant.

There was no emotional fluctuation.

But it seems she's finally willing to talk.

"Um…"

“Indeed, it’s quite good,” Kumiloni replied.

"But this place is ultimately not his time and space."

"People in his time and space must also be worried about him."

Upon hearing Kumiloni's reply, Eichator paused for a moment.

With a slightly puzzled tone, he asked in return, "Have you ever considered that you are actually just people existing in a simulation?"

"He is the only real person in the whole world." "If he really leaves and goes back, you will all disappear with him."

As soon as these words came out.

Everyone paused for a moment.

This statement almost directly negated the existence of everyone present.

Only Lu Cang remained.

To Izzy and the others, it was as if they were saying that everything you experienced and did was fake.

Everything revolves around him.

After he returned to his original world.

Your world will disappear.

"Is it really?"

"If I'm not mistaken, this isn't some simulated spacetime, is it?" Iz replied seriously.

"You really trust your own judgment that much?" the voice inside asked.

Iz laughed loudly: "Haha, if a person doesn't believe in themselves, who can they believe in?"

"And so what if it disappears?"

"Whether it's real or virtual, I am who I am, and I am who I am right now."

Iz's words were firm and unwavering.

The sounds inside stopped again.

Then, the voice inside asked with a hint of doubt, "What will happen?"

"To not exist is to disappear."

"Isn't it terrifying that you're not the real you? Imagine someone suddenly telling you that you're not real, that you're a simulation created by someone else, a byproduct of their world, and that you'll disappear completely once the time is up, or even just a thought."

Akari scratched his head and replied, "It does sound pretty scary."

"But actually, it doesn't really matter, does it?"

"I'm an adventurer, and sometimes when I encounter danger, I'm prepared to die."

"For the vast majority of adventurers, even knowing there's danger to their lives, they'll still take action, won't they?"

"Instead of thinking about such profound questions, why not think about what to eat tomorrow, or whether there was a better strategy when fighting the monster last time?"

"Why are you telling us so much? Is it because you have this problem?" Chi Cheng asked curiously.

However, when asked this question, the other party fell silent again.

For a full five minutes, there was no further response from the other side of the door.

"Uh, did I touch a nerve?" Chi Cheng whispered to the others through telepathy.

"It seems so," Lu Cang replied.

"People who bring up these kinds of questions often have had similar experiences themselves..."

"I heard that Ekhcator had a very regrettable and tragic experience. Maybe you just hit a nerve."

Uh……

Chi Cheng felt a little embarrassed.

It doesn't seem like a good thing to start by poking at someone's sore spots.

The other party might get angry and embarrassed.

"Should I just tell her that I was actually making things up?"

Chi Cheng muttered to himself.

"Won't that just make her angrier?"

"It seems so."

Just as Akari was still thinking about how to make up for what he had just said.

The voice spoke again.

"You want to come in, don't you?"

Lu Cang: "Is that alright?"

I've tried to open this door many times before, but it's always been impossible.

Ansu forced it open, but ultimately suffered a backlash.

Instead, it plunged itself into an even more distant past.

Now, he suddenly heard an invitation from the other party, inviting him to enter.

The voice inside said uncertainly, "Hmm."

"Perhaps, perhaps it's possible."

(End of this chapter)