The Precursor's Small Universe (Bonus Chapter Thanks to Alliance Leader Dragon Scale Captain)

Humanity discovered that the Third-Person Perspective achieved through consciousness linking not only offered a broad and wondrous field of view, but also allowed them to "see" aspects they had previously been unable to perceive with their eyes.

For example, the decomposed full-spectrum light now spreading through the Small Universe could all be seen through a Consciousness-Linked Warship, without causing any discomfort to the brain.

Humanity did not know why this was possible.

Scientists speculated that it might be because the Consciousness Linking Device was technology related to Mental Consciousness. It might involve the essence of the "self," though humanity likewise did not yet know the exact reason.

There were two methods, and naturally both were used. Thus, Yue Yuan and the other warship pilots went directly to their individual cabins, connected to the Consciousness Linking Device, and shared their observation perspectives.

The others examined the digital charts through their imagination. Ultimately, the results from both sides' observations would determine what this place truly looked like.

There was a saying about the nature of the world: the world humans saw was merely the form of objects imagined by their minds, rather than the essence of those objects. That was only an object's form within the visible-light spectrum. To know what an object truly looked like, one would at the very least need to master the Theory of Everything and use different methods to comprehensively describe every physical property before its true nature could be determined.

The Buddhist School's so-called Obstruction of Knowledge sounded like mysticism, as though only those deeply versed in Buddhist teachings could comprehend it. But to modern humanity, it was merely analysis taken too far until it became idealism. So-called breaking through the Obstruction of Knowledge simply meant understanding that what the eyes saw was only an appearance,