His consciousness had been moved into this "virtual personality" on the table?
Priest Farul panicked for an instant. But after that brief jolt, his perspective blurred and shifted again. He was, after all, a qualified Formal Priest. He immediately steadied himself, finally recovering his bearings—and gaining two contradictory perspectives:
One remained beside the table, continuing its original natural mode of perception;
The other was on the table itself, enduring the fact of being watched.
So, when the "basic framework" had been copied, part of his perception had also been transferred over—or perhaps it had resonated with the "woven personality."
As this path continued to develop and strengthen, some Mental Aspect practitioners specifically used it to create "second personalities" or "multiple personalities," exploring new paths of cultivation and probing the mysteries of the Genetic Species' spiritual domain.
Taken to its extreme, it vaguely reflected the "tearing" and "autophagy" state of the Ancient Gods.
But this path was simply too extreme and perilous, and priests like them did not adopt it.
Rarely having such an experience, Farul had nearly forgotten the serious matter at hand. Tai Yu beside the table still rapped the tabletop without ceremony, producing a series of thumps.
"Focus on what matters. Where's the target?"
Farul beside the table glared at Tai Yu. As for the one on the table... well, forget it. Estimating the position, he looked directly over.
Comparing the two perspectives revealed an obvious problem.
From the "original perspective" beside the table, he could still see everything clearly: the "fluorescent humanoid" that replicated his face, the dark-red glow of the "Conjoined Model," and the complicated "mapping" paths between them.
But from the "woven personality" on the table, what lay ahead was far blurrier, as if a thick membrane separated it from everything else. He could only