At Skyreach Fortress's player revival point, the 'players' respawned, discovered that they had 'traveled through time and space,' and then exploded, only to respawn again and discover that their 'rewards hadn't been issued.' They continued exploding and respawning, then discovered that they couldn't open their system panels, and continued exploding.
Every time they were decomposed, the number of memory worms increased tenfold.
After repeating this three to five times, they finally devoured and drained the players' memories completely, turning into strings of pure memory worms that fell to the ground—plump, transparent, and crystal-like.
If one ignored their worm-like shape, they actually looked rather cute.
They were also noticeably fatter than they had been during the Mech Rift Star period.
Memory worms fed on 'memories.' They ate anything 'related to memories,' including copied consciousnesses, electronic personalities, and memory fragments. They were never picky.
But what they liked eating most were memories related to 'life.'
A memory of an experience related to a single 'life process' was a perfect feast to them.
And as the 'Fourth Calamity,' players could theoretically have countless lives, which also meant countless 'life memories.'
All the 'memory worms' parasitizing the players had been raised plump, and some had even eaten until they were stuffed.
That was why they had behaved as they did just now. They had been 'digesting.'
After finishing digestion, the memory worms crawled together and once again formed a humanoid shape. This time, however, they took the form of Gao Gong.
"I think if we keep feeding it like this, the information mother might even advance by one tier."
Even cosmic evil gods could advance into 'Old Ones' by sacrificing civilizations.
The information mother could naturally advance as well.
Its method of advancement was simply rather special. A fifth-tier information mother was at the