"How?"
Fu Qing looked at Liu Di with pride. "This kind of thing exists among all kinds of advanced civilizations in the universe. I'm certain it is also a form of space."
"Though I don't know how the Infosphere relates to Unified Space."
"But if it exists, it has its reason."
"And within that reason lies opportunity."
Liu Di began to ponder.
Fu Qing tilted his head. "Using that sesame-seed-sized brain of yours again, trying to think about things you'll 'never be able to understand'?"
"Do you have a sample of Information Space?"
"Do you have anything to study?"
"You don't."
"This time, don't even think about embarrassing me again."
Fu Qing clicked his tongue. "When I first arrived on this continent and saw its inhabitants uploading their consciousnesses into an electronic world, I was thrilled. I had never seen a civilization so proficient in applying Information Space."
"Back then, I had quite a bit of faith in you."
"I had you take me to see their Information Space."
"And what happened?"
"Hehe."
"Do you remember? All you saw was a bunch of colorful bubbles!"
"Isn't that hilarious?"
"This entire continent came from your consciousness, yet you couldn't enter that space?"
"Looks like your brain needs a few thousand more years of evolution!"
Liu Di turned a deaf ear.
He continued pondering.
Back then, Liu Di truly had been unable to enter Peng Ge's "Ideal Country" through electronic means. Yet he had entered it through spiritual power and had even encountered the little girl by the windmill.
But Fu Qing did not seem particularly skilled in spiritual power. He could not understand it.
"I'll take you somewhere."
Liu Di spoke the words Fu Qing found familiar, yet also terrifying.
"I don't really want to go."
Nanobots descended from the sky,