Memory Loss

Within a virtual civilization, the most core function was neither the signal system nor the transformation system, but the computational system.

Only by maintaining endless computation could a virtual space continue operating normally.

That was why "quantum computers" became a "civilizational trait."

These virtual personalities that had broken away from Arasaka Tower were like schools of fish separated from the sea.

Turing chose to devour them and grow stronger.

Gao Yuanyuan, on the other hand, chose to create a new sea to accommodate and nourish them.

"Membrane Boundary," "Random Data Synthesis Engine," and "Tower of Spiritual Phases."

These three information structures had been built by Gao Gong as equipment to resist the Memory Mother.

But in truth, that was not the original purpose of these three civilizational structures.

Their true purpose was to create virtual spaces.

"She really has grown up."

"Hmph!"

Gaokesi suddenly jumped down from Gao Gong's lap, planted one foot on the railing, and stared at the Turing God in the sky, her eyes flashing with eagerness to fight.

"Should we fight it?"

"Turing?" Gao Gong stared at the hundred-meter-tall glowing humanoid. From it, he sensed boundless divinity.

Of the thirteen Collapse Entities, he could sense humanity in twelve of them—or rather, their ways of thinking were similar to those of the intelligent species on this planet. But this one was the only one in whom he sensed nothing but divinity.

In the universe, divinity was also known as regularity. It was an informational law similar to the laws of physics, but with far more variables.

"She... won't."

Just as Gao Gong had said, after snatching nearly one-third of the virtual personalities from Gao Yuanyuan, Turing's divine image vanished once again.

Almost simultaneously, the information gate created by Gao Yuanyuan slowly closed as well.

Arasaka Tower had