Everyone's eyes turned toward Galiusha.
Everyone knew that among those present, the only person who wanted the experiment to fail and wished to destroy the Tower of Reason was this Folly believer.
But Cheng Shi didn't think Galiusha could give him an explanation, because her reaction just now had been completely genuine. That meant even Galiusha herself didn't know why she hadn't died.
Since a dying person had already lost every means of influencing the experiment, the person carrying out the mission had declared that it was complete, and the person overseeing the experiment had confirmed that its parameters were correct... then the only explanation that made sense was that something unexpected had gone wrong with the experiment.
Cheng Shi didn't understand Truth experiments, but he did understand a little about time. So when everything seemed fine yet something still went wrong in the end, he wondered whether this regression experiment might have sent Chen Yi to a parallel spacetime.
In other words, Chen Yi had indeed killed Galiusha in her childhood, but the one who had died was Galiusha from another spacetime. That was why the Galiusha of the present hadn't died.
He looked up in confusion and asked Wollent whether such a possibility existed. Wollent froze for a moment, then furrowed his brows and replied thoughtfully:
"A parallel spacetime is indeed an object of study for countless scholars. We've discovered the existence of such spacetimes more than once in past experiments, which is why we developed spacetime linkage as an anchoring method.
"Establishing a spacetime linkage is meant to determine anchor coordinates for the regression process, preventing the object being regressed from deviating from the spacetime channel.
"But time is ultimately strange and unfathomable, beyond the understanding of ordinary people. So if an unexpected deviation occurred during the