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The symbols respond that the theoretical boundary of the dimensional gap world is an endless white ocean.

These two items gave Lin Yi an unusually familiar feeling.

Looking at the ocean in the picture, Lin Yi almost blurted out three words.

"Console..."

Lola looked over: "What?"

With her hearing, it wasn't that she didn't hear clearly, but rather that she wanted to confirm what Lin Yi was trying to say.

Lin Yi was stunned when he uttered those three words.

He frowned, pondering how he could have uttered those three words.

The symbols that permeate the dimensional gap world are manipulated by a console, and that console is the white ocean.

But Lin Yi didn't know why he had this feeling.

He only knew that this feeling would never arise for no reason, and perhaps it was something recorded in his last memory.

"No, it's nothing..." Lin Yi couldn't explain it clearly, so he shook his head and gestured for Lola to continue.

Laura didn't delve any deeper and continued her story.

"Every drop of water in the white ocean contains countless pieces of information. Even with my abilities, I cannot contain all the information within the ocean, not even half of it."

"However, the White Ocean has an information retrieval function. It is like a huge information database. You can retrieve the information you want in a certain way, just like making a request to a symbol."

Luger couldn't help but interject, "Hey old woman, how did you do that?"

He was extremely curious, because there was absolutely no record of what Lola had mentioned in the Kryptonian database, not even a single one.

Even the databases of other friendly organizations contain no information on this matter.

Lola glanced at him, too lazy to correct the way she addressed him.

"I don't know, I already said that."

"If I had to put it into words, I would guess that something was guiding me."

"guide?"

"Yes, guide me to make a request to the symbol, guide me to the white ocean..."

"If that's the case..." Luger stroked his beard, "then we're completely clueless?"

"Indeed, I have also wondered whether it was done deliberately by someone, and who it ultimately points to, but even the managers could not create such a large amount of information as the white ocean."

Lola recalled the white ocean she had once seen, the amount of information contained in it was at least the sum of a single third-dimensional universe in a single drop of seawater.

Consider the ocean boundaries that even super vision cannot see; the information contained within the ocean is almost incomprehensible.

"Regardless of the purpose of the guidance, I tend to favor it as a well-intentioned endeavor," Laura concluded.

"Why?" Lin Yi asked, puzzled.

But in his heart he wondered, could this be another arrangement by his future self?

Believe it or not, there is actually a possibility.

Lola responded, "The information contained in the white ocean cannot be faked, nor can the symbols that permeate the dimensional gaps."

"Based on the ocean's contents, there is too much information to be gleaned. If it were a manager or something similar orchestrating this, they would be doing everything in their power to prevent me from seeking certain information."

"That makes sense..."

"Don't interrupt, let me tell you what I learned in the ocean," Lola brought the topic back on track.

"At that time, I just reached out and touched the seawater, and the sheer volume of information left me speechless. So I was extremely careful in the process of acquiring information afterward."

"And I discovered that the white ocean and those symbols have something in common: they can present targeted information based on the information they want."

"So I asked White Ocean a few questions."

"First, the reasons for Eli's loss of control and the solutions."

"Second, is the existence of the interdimensional world real?"

"Third, is the ascension to a higher dimension real? If so, what is the method?"

"The answer given by the White Ocean is completely different from the direction of our past research and speculation."

At this point, Lola's gaze toward Eli became increasingly complicated.

"Eli..."

Eli hadn't said a word, just quietly listening to their conversation. Suddenly, he heard Lola call his name, and he looked up at her in a daze.

"What's wrong, Grandma?"

She saw care and complicated emotions in her grandmother's eyes, which puzzled her.

At the same time, a sense of foreboding arose in my heart.

Luger, who was standing nearby, couldn't hold back any longer and nudged Lola with his elbow: "What's wrong, old woman? What's wrong with Eli?"

His expression gradually grew anxious, then turned grim: "Don't tell me there's no way to stop Eli's loss of control!"

Lola's expression was somewhat frightening, making it hard not to speculate in that direction.

Lola shook her head: "No, it's just that I'm feeling a bit sentimental."

"Ellie's loss of control is also related to the existence of the dimensional gap world itself."

Laura turned to look at Luger: "I'm asking you, do you remember the conclusions drawn from past research regarding whether dimensional interstic worlds possess consciousness?"

Luger was taken aback, not expecting Lola to suddenly ask this.

But the answer came almost without hesitation: "Consciousness does not exist in the interdimensional world; this is a common understanding among everyone."

Yes, the research into whether consciousness exists in the interdimensional world, from when it began to when it ended, is unknown to most people.

However, almost all theories and studies indicate that the dimensional gap world is simply a gap space created by the collision of two or more dimensions.

It is called the world only because this space is large enough and stable enough.

In the end, this gap space is nothing more than a temporary space created by the collision. However, this temporary space is relative to the dimension. For humans or humanoid life forms, this unit of time is already an astonishingly long time.

This is like the collision of bubbles in a bubble of worlds. Each world has its own consciousness, but the ripples created by the collision do not have consciousness.

The existence of the interdimensional gap world, relative to the dimension, is like a ripple.

Therefore, it does not exist in theory, and no actual research has found any existence of consciousness.

Lin Yi seemed to be deep in thought, then turned to look at Eli.

Lola wouldn't ask such a question as "What is one plus one?" for no reason.

So...

"Everyone knows that consciousness does not exist in the interdimensional world, but the white ocean tells me that consciousness does exist in the interdimensional world."

"What does that have to do with Eli..." Luger asked instinctively, but then shut his mouth as if he suddenly realized something.

Lin Yi looked at the three who had suddenly fallen silent, his gaze sweeping around before finally settling on Lola.

"Could it be that Eli is the consciousness of the dimensional gap world?"