Li Wei's emotions... or rather, something like wariness, were perfectly logical. But when it came to Liang Lu and the like, Ronan was naturally just guessing.
The reason he had this thought was simply because the name "Liang Lu" had appeared both in the reality where Ronan lived and throughout his extraordinary Relay Station experience.
The External Neuron that had guided Ronan into the Relay Station scenario, along with the "Inner Universe" Simulator that closely corresponded to the layout of the Broken Flying Ship, fit together with remarkable consistency.
Of course, repetition suggested a high probability, but it could also have been nothing more than coincidence.
Ronan had once strongly suspected that the External Neuron had been Liang Lu's work—that his Father had somehow obtained it from that Broken Flying Ship, or through some other channel, before passing it on to him.
Judging from its degree of correspondence with the "Inner Universe" Simulator, the External Neuron was highly connected to the owner of the Broken Flying Ship.
But Ronan still had no conclusive evidence linking the two directly to "Liang Lu."
He searched through the External Neuron's internal Database. There were no author biographies, only several papers credited to Liang Lu. They mainly focused on the industrialized production of Machine Cores and related equipment, Soul Core design and manufacturing, research into Configuration Theory, and similar fields.
But the Database contained papers from other people as well.
For example, Officer Sheng Zhan, who had also appeared in the Relay Station scenario, was a Grand Normal unrivaled in both Configuration and array deployment. His papers in the relevant fields numbered no fewer than Liang Lu's, perhaps even more.
By comparison, the Veil of Silence—the extraordinary creation that had once split in two, with one half falling into Gong Qi's hands and the