I materialized a sci-fi fortress in a magical world.

Chapter 99 Insignificance

After some thought, Luo Yue did not rush to equate the sea of ​​consciousness with the void.

The sea is actually a very broad concept, and different regions will exhibit different properties.

Shallow seas, continental shelves, inland seas, open oceans, and deep seas all have distinctly different landscapes and ecological environments.

Luo Yue felt that the void he had come into contact with in the new world was probably only a small part of his sea of ​​consciousness, a very shallow part.

But what truly poses a danger and is terrifying is what destroys the gravediggers and their race.

Luo Yueke did not dare to underestimate the gravedigger at all. Although its style was very down-to-earth and it did not show any earth-shattering power, it just calmly dropped the message in a bottle and then calmly went to its death.

Just like what the guardian of humanity did in a certain classic science fiction trilogy when the solar system was depicted as a two-dimensional world.

Luo Yue was certain that the gravedigger and the civilization it represented had reached a level he could hardly imagine, to the point that whether he first saw it or saw the phone, he could only see a bunch of incomprehensible colors and symbols.

To humans, they are indeed considered gods.

Fortunately, he was able to peek into the authority of the gods using some of the functions currently available on his phone.

For example, this seemingly ordinary map on a mobile phone.

Once opened, it looks similar to a mobile map on Earth, with a red balloon stuck in a bunch of boxes.

It allows for normal zooming and dragging, and you can see the names of streets and familiar shops. Clicking on a pharmacy will show you a street view image and a brief description.

The problem is, there are no satellites in this world, and no one is running around recording street views, so how was this map made?

What happened next was even more shocking.

Luo wanted to zoom in to see what the old world looked like overall, so he clicked on the zoom speed adjustment button next to it.

The panorama of the old world unfolded before his eyes: a lonely continent, kidney-shaped, surrounded by only a few islands, and the rest was an endless ocean.

He zoomed in again, trying to find the location of the new world.

As a result, the map turned into a small white square.

It was surrounded by a ring of small gray squares and two small red squares.

Each of these small squares is marked with a string of numbers and a note. The white square where Luo Yue is located reads: "[Pastoral World, Power Level: 0-7]"

The small red square next to it is:

[High-risk world, power level: 0-9]

As for those gray squares, it says:

[Out-of-control world, power level: 3-9, already submerged]

Luo Yue scaled up and down again, and the small square shrank accordingly, with more small squares appearing around it, but all of them were gray.

He continued to zoom in and out, until the small square was reduced to a single pixel, but he still hadn't reached the end of the zoom.

Luo Yue was somewhat stunned by what he saw.

It was only then that he understood why his world and Celestina's world were so similar, almost from the same source, yet they were completely unaware of each other.

Because this truly vast world is simply too big—

The cosmology that Royo knew on Earth was completely inapplicable here. The so-called "world" was no longer based on planets, but on countless worlds densely packed together.

This cannot be explained by the science he knows, nor can it be imagined in three-dimensional space.

He had reason to suspect that the gravediggers and their gods were beings from a higher dimension.

As long as one cannot ascend to a higher dimension, one will never understand its true existence and can only passively accept its Frankenstein-like appearance.

Then another question and a worry arose in Luo Yue's mind.

The question is, what was the bronze mask that the gravedigger finally took out?

The concept behind this thing is completely different from the books and solid-state drives it previously discarded.

Moreover, although he couldn't observe it closely, he vaguely felt that this was the bronze mask that the old drunkard had treasured before.

But this is just speculation, a very absurd speculation, and he himself doesn't quite believe it.

Because he had actually seen the bronze mask in real life, and even handled and commented on its crude workmanship.

It's hard to imagine that such a thing would appear in the hands of a high-dimensional deity, and even be kept close to his body as a lifeline until the very end.

Moreover, the old world I live in is a white, idyllic world, which should mean that I have not yet been invaded by the sea of ​​consciousness, corresponding to the fact that the old world has not yet come into contact with the void and deep meditation.

So how did the bronze mask, which was submerged along with the gravedigger, end up in the old drunkard's basement?

It doesn't make any sense logically at all.

But if the two masks are truly the same, and if they truly defy logic to appear in the basement, then that's truly terrifying to think about. It probably involves some far more incomprehensible level of mystery—

Luo Yue shook his head after thinking about this, and didn't think about it any further.

Without clues or any leads, thinking too much is just pointless worry.

It's better to think about your own worries—

Do I really want to continue playing the role of a god?

After learning that the gravediggers might come from a higher dimension, Royo felt really guilty.

Especially after constantly zooming in and out of the map, I felt my own insignificance even more acutely, smaller than the bacteria in a petri dish.

Family members, does anyone know how to impersonate a higher-dimensional being? I need help urgently, I'm waiting online.

But he quickly reconsidered: "I really don't understand what higher dimensions are like, and I guess others don't either?"

"At least an eighth-tier beautiful girl teacher wouldn't understand, but I wonder if ninth-tier or even higher-tier teachers would understand—"

While zooming in on the map, Luo Yue inadvertently noticed other grayed-out notes that read, "[Power Level: 5-12]".

It probably refers to the fact that creatures in that world are born at the fifth level, and can reach the highest level of 12.

"My own idyllic world" is limited to [0-7].

The two high-risk worlds next to it are both marked as [0-9]. I even clicked on one of them to take a look. It's similar to the world map that Celesina drew, so it should be the new world she's in.

As for the other one, there is not much information available yet, but the map looks like an eye, with an irregularly shaped circular continent at the center and several narrow continents around it acting as the eye socket.

On the entire map, only these three squares are still lit up; all the others are grayed out and marked as "submerged."

"Sigh~ Luckily, I've never used my main account to admit that I'm a god. I've only used my alternate account to brag, or it's Haimo, who just joined, who's been bragging for me."

"Become stronger as soon as possible, and strive to become a god—"

Luo Yue's desire for power intensified even further.