Corner Codes?!
Yes, Corner Codes.
Because the viewpoint displayed in the illusion could stretch to an almost "boundless" extent, it could easily pass through walls.
And at the instant it passed through the wall, Turing suddenly noticed a Corner Code flash beneath the mural-covered wall.
Turing hesitated for a moment, then pulled the viewpoint closer again until it finally focused beneath the wall.
More precisely, beneath the floor.
At that moment, Turing blinked the eyes on its screen, its expression full of disbelief.
Not one Corner Code! A massive number of Corner Codes!
At a glance, the space beneath the floor was filled with lines and patterns steeped in mystery, and every single Pattern bore densely packed Corner Codes.
Taken as a whole, it looked like a magic formation composed of patterns and Corner Codes!
"There's actually a fully compiled Corner Code formation here that's still running?!" Turing looked utterly dumbfounded. It had made a full circuit around Hidden Waters before, looking over the place countless times, yet it had never noticed such an enormous Corner Code formation beneath the church floor.
Faced with Turing's astonishment, Angel remained calm. He even shifted the viewpoint, instantly guiding the Box Garden's perspective into a cramped little room.
Then he locked onto a blueprint on the bookshelf in that room.
What the blueprint depicted was precisely the Corner Code formation beneath the church—beneath the stage.
"This room is behind the church, right behind that special entity." Angel said, "The blueprint for the underground Corner Code formation is here."
Angel had discovered this earlier, but he had not paid it much mind—because even if he had, he would not have recognized the Corner Codes on it.
Now that he saw Turing so shocked by the Corner Code formation, he displayed the blueprint's location within