"...Those were roughly the rules for immersive livestreaming."
After explaining the general rules, Angel finally stretched, rose to his feet, and headed toward a distant door.
"You've probably finished looking over this room. Wood Spirit shouldn't be here. Let's continue onward."
Looking at Angel's slightly slender back, Wai could not help asking, "Sir, are we following you?"
Angel nodded. "That's right."
"Can your computational power hold up, sir?" Wai's eyes were filled with concern. In just this one room, he could already feel that the calculations required for reconstruction were immense. Angel still had to lead them onward while continuously synchronizing the illusion around them. Just thinking about it made the computational drain seem terrifying.
Angel was even younger than him. Could his computational power really sustain such enormous consumption?
"It can." Angel nodded. Wai's thoughts were written all over his face, so Angel could more or less guess what he was thinking with one glance.
"Don't worry." After pondering for a moment, Angel explained, "In the illusion school, there is a term called illusion logic."
"To confuse others, you must first determine the type of confusion—reconstruction, recreation, suggestion, bewitching the mind, and so on... Then you need a self-consistent chain of logic. This logic chain allows the illusion to develop on its own along a predetermined path, toward self-consistency. That autonomous development is illusion logic."
"As long as illusion logic is established from the beginning, everything afterward will naturally become self-consistent. It greatly reduces the caster's consumption."
"And our continued advance is actually a form of self-completion for that logic chain. As we move forward, the speed of self-consistency will only grow faster, while the consumption will gradually decrease instead."
Of course, Angel was describing the most ideal state. He had not mentioned the greatest obstacle to illusion logic.