Hearing Lu Xiao's words, Lin Yu also felt as if his mind had been struck by something.
"So we're all foreign 'Players,' trapped here because this world is so strange?"
Lin Yu vaguely felt that he had remembered more, but an even stronger backlash of cognition surged up from within: a voice kept screaming in the depths of his mind that all of this was "unreliable," making him involuntarily wonder whether he had truly gone insane or developed some kind of mental illness.
After all, if he thought according to "common sense," an ordinary high school student like him suddenly becoming a "transmigrator" from another world was far too illogical.
Moreover, although this could explain all the "abnormalities" in his current thoughts, there was no actual "evidence" in reality to explain any of it. In other words, if he were a mentally ill person suffering from persecutory delusions, and Lu Xiao before him were another mentally ill person resonating with him, that could also explain everything happening now.
But...
The version of himself in the recording seemed to have provided an "answer," and Lu Xiao had mentioned it as well.
"Anchor Points"—they seemed to involve doing something abnormal, which would then cause this reality, fundamentally "false," to reveal details that contradicted his cognition.
For example... exploring the city's borders, or killing someone.
He had mentioned both methods...
The first method should indicate that this world was "limited," and that its actual size did not match the world he recognized in his mind.
The second seemed to indicate that the people active in this world... were very likely false, so perhaps this world was incapable of depicting "death."
At this thought, Lin Yu looked at Lu Xiao.
"What are your Anchor Points here? I might need to create an Anchor Point