Gawain looked around. He had already left that forest and was now standing in a stretch of wilderness.
Then he thought of many more questions. If Ryan's save-loading ability merely returned everyone else's memories to one day earlier, it would be easy to see through.
It was simple. That would create a bug: in your memories, you had been at location A one day ago, but in reality, you were at location B.
Yet when he had just awakened, he had not noticed this problem.
Besides the location bug, there was also a time bug. In short, there were far too many problems.
That meant the other party had some ability to resolve those bugs.
It was actually quite simple. As long as the other party had some ability to alter thoughts, they could make people overlook those bugs.
It was like how people in dreams often found it difficult to realize they were dreaming, ignoring all the illogical parts of the dream.
Because their thoughts were fragmented and incomplete, with only a tiny part still functioning.
At that thought, Gawain could not help grabbing his own hair.
He was starting to lose it.
He had run into a liar.
But in his previous prophecy, the other party had indeed possessed Time Power.
Why was that? He truly could not figure it out, so he could only tell the Red Ants about his confusion...
Having a companion to confide in really was wonderful.
At the same time, Wenren Sheng turned his attention toward Gawain.
The Game Emulator had achieved its goal.
Sure enough, someone was trying to reverse time.
Gawain would never have imagined, however, that his achievement would ultimately be seized by the Game Emulator and end up in the hands of the Disaster Anomaly Principal.
The setup