Different Parallel Worlds

Zhao Hua's two lifetimes added up to more than fifty years.

But to Orsaga, that was nothing at all.

The instant he swallowed him, he successfully absorbed all of Zhao Hua's memories, retrieving every key detail from them.

That included many things Zhao Hua himself had long forgotten.

For example, among the various bits of information revealed when he had spoken with another transmigrator were certain inconspicuous terms.

Blue Star.

That was what the other transmigrator called his hometown.

"Umbrella Corporation?"

"Biohazard?"

"You're a transmigrator from Blue Star too?"

Those were the three things the other man had said when they first met.

There had seemed to be nothing wrong with them.

After all, Blue Star often referred to Earth, so they had understood each other without issue.

Thus, Zhao Hua had not paid much attention to that form of address.

More importantly, the other man had spoken Chinese at the time, instantly confirming for Zhao Hua that he was one of his own!

After all, that language was far too familiar!

Especially when he heard the other man cursing up a storm in his native tongue in another world.

It worked better than Morse code!

But as Orsaga now searched through Zhao Hua's memories, he discovered quite a few overlooked oddities within them.

For instance, the other transmigrator had always called his own country Huaxia, never China. Beyond that, some of the dates of international events he had casually mentioned during their conversations differed subtly from Zhao Hua's understanding, carrying a distinctly familiar-yet-not-quite-right flavor.

At a rough listen, they seemed more or less the same, but upon closer scrutiny, they seemed somewhat different.

Could this wave involve transmigrators from two different Earths?

Faced with that speculation arising in his mind, Orsaga was temporarily somewhat uncertain.

After all, the odds