The brilliantly perceptive Jiang Menghan understood it at once:
"Whether information can truly be retained within genes, the answer must be yes.
If they could all survive, then what about other forms of life?
For humans, life was an extraordinarily complex program, so death was difficult to avoid.
But for certain symbiotes or Slumber entities, that was clearly wrong. Otherwise, the Great Library, which had endured through several eras, would have long since ceased to exist."
The cool, aloof girl let out a soft yawn. She understood why Saint Mourning-Hughie Fal Great Prison held such a pivotal position within the Lost Sea.
It was even more important than the Deep Sea Abyss—Julianster King's City, which was steeped in mystery and immense authority.
But Su Wen saw that she was truly exhausted today, so he directly carried her, preparing to place her back on the bed in her room.
"Sorry, Meng Han. I got too excited.
Get some proper rest first.
Later, we'll find Klosan and discuss the details."
Feeling his actions, the girl merely gently buried her head in his arms, then gave a soft hum of agreement.
The research into the Lightless Mirror had indeed consumed too much of her energy. Even as a Tier 3 Transcendent, she was truly sleepy now.
Moreover, the Lightless Mirror was closer to the spectrum of higher-dimensional spacetime distortion. It involved General Relativity, even the study of black holes and spatial-dimensional boundaries.
There was no inherent hierarchy between different spectra.
It was simply that, compared to the second-order mirror surface that humans found easier to comprehend, the perspective of higher-dimensional space was indeed far more difficult.
Thus, for Jiang Menghan to understand it to this extent in such a short time, perhaps aside from the intellectual enhancement brought by Tier 3 Clarity, the