"According to your reasoning, if this cosmic noble truly pursued 'consciousness immortality,' and her method of pursuing it was to build some kind of 'superstructure' to break through the final step, then if I were Du Zhaodi, I would definitely take a gamble at the last moment."
Lady Deepweb analyzed.
"I believe Director Du isn't lacking in the ruthlessness to take a gamble at a critical moment, but the Director Du I know is someone who strictly abides by contracts. In that regard, she's even more stubborn than a robot. If she's been pushed to this point, then most likely, this cosmic noble has already decided to find people to be buried with her."
If the other party's 'immortality project' included a 'burial service,' then the fact that there wasn't a single 'living person' aboard those starships made sense.
After all, those ships were driven by 'the dead.'
The dead had no bodies. Wasn't that easy to understand?
"Are there really dead people in this world?"
Lady Deepweb asked in surprise.
"When any intelligent species dies, isn't it simply dead? Its consciousness dissipates, its flesh decays, and it ultimately returns to eternal nothingness."
"In theory, that's true. After all, the main universe has 'entropy increase,' and even ascended species will eventually perish. But a certain Master Lu once said that in the beginning, there was no road in this world. When enough people walked it, a road appeared."
"If enough people die, there will be dead people who possess consciousness. That isn't impossible, either."
"You just said that the main universe has 'entropy increase.' Could there be parallel universes without entropy increase?" Lady Deepweb asked with great interest.
"If you can find a parallel universe without entropy increase, you'll strike it rich. Just selling eternal species would be enough to