Chaotic. Fragmented.
This incomplete memory seemed to have been kneaded apart countless times. Anything of even slight value had been erased.
He Ao's consciousness rapidly sensed Dreamer's memories.
But these memories still had a use: assimilation.
He Ao had already vaguely realized that once he followed Dreamer's memories forward and formed connections with the people within them, understanding the life and memories that belonged to Dreamer—
He would gradually become Dreamer.
Once he emerged from those memories, he would no longer be He Ao.
Fortunately, He Ao's soul was strong enough to remain rational even in this state and pull his mind free from the memories.
Otherwise, he might really have died here.
Of course, some minor "fusion" still existed. But because He Ao was strong enough, he was the primary party in the fusion, and some connections related to those memories were absorbed by him.
Still, He Ao had not expected memories could be used this way. The old-timers really did know more.
But the degree of fragmentation in Dreamer's memories did not look like something left behind by a memory master.
If Dreamer had left behind a complete chain of memories, an entire intact memory matrix, he might truly have been able to trap He Ao inside.
But he had not. Or rather, the existence that had killed him had not allowed him even the slightest chance of revival.
His memories looked as though they had been deliberately obliterated and deleted.
Conversely, being able to preserve so many memories despite such deliberate erasure and deletion truly proved that he was a memory master.
However, was the existence that had erased these memories really only trying to prevent Dreamer's resurrection?
Or did Dreamer's memories contain something that even It feared?
As he pondered, He Ao swept through Dreamer's memories