"The nations have never stopped exploring the Overlimit Zone. It's just that the Overlimit Zone has too many unpredictable risks. Every entry requires a tremendous price: at least trillions' worth of faith in a single attempt, as well as a mature civilization, and at least one elite Voyager to lead the team. Most attempts end in failure."
The Kitchen God's expression turned somewhat grave.
"Once inside the Overlimit Zone, no matter what unexpected situation they encounter, a Voyager can only rely on themselves. There are no reinforcements, no way to communicate, and no telling what dangers might be waiting up ahead."
"Even if they return safely, the Voyager will forget everything about the Overlimit Zone and be unable to describe any information from there. As time passes, the Voyager will gradually become The Forgotten. The only information that can be obtained is from the traces on the Voyager's body."
"Traces?"
Lu Yao remembered that there had been no mark on Old Manu, who was one of The Forgotten.
"The Overlimit Zone transforms the bodies of those who enter. Some information can be read from this transformation through the rules plane, and we can use that information to restore and reverse-engineer the relevant laws."
Ding Hanzhen's lips moved, as if he had a lot he wanted to say, but in the end, he only patted his leg. "There's a price to pay for touching the truth."
This made Lu Yao think that Great Qin had been observing Manu, one of The Forgotten, all this time, and there was bound to be a reason in this regard as well.
"Then what happens to the civilization that follows the Voyager?"
"A civilized world that does not return."
The old man said, "The laws create a prototype world, then push it out of the