Lord of the Stars
Chapter 944

Mist Hall (Final)

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"Looks pretty high-end."

Ronan could now face all sorts of unexpected situations with perfect composure. Was there any scene more unbelievable than the seemingly real "Relay Station"?

His consciousness remained within the Mist Palace. Rather than rushing to a conclusion, he quietly waited, sensed, and observed, trying to determine the origins of this hall and what supported it.

Based on his limited deciphering of the External Neuron "Black Box," after observing for a while, Ronan had basically determined that this Mist Palace was still a product of information aggregation.

It was merely an imagistic projection formed within his own Mental Layer by countless complex pieces of information and data, following a certain mechanism.

This did not seem like a preset program of the External Neuron. It was more like a process of mutual compromise and passive selection, arising from Ronan's full contact and communication with torrents of information and data from multiple channels.

First came the "rough blank" aggregated from information structures.

By Ronan's current understanding, every information channel represented a type of information structure.

The External Neuron was systematically stored data;

Sun Wheel Absolute Prison was a reaggregation model for fragmented rule-based information;

Evil Poison was a negative state of severely distorted rule-based information;

Then there was the Altar Spiderweb, an intermediate state of information transmission, reception, accumulation, and selection. Its elements were even more complex, with the involvement and influence of billions of living beings, whether shallow or profound. It could be called the greatest source of variables.

When they collided, if they were merely Information Flows, that would be one thing. More likely, they would influence and contaminate one another, ultimately descending into complete chaos and becoming meaningless noise.

The issue was that these vastly different information structures possessed both rather stubborn preexisting patterns and, in a

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