When he saw "Fluoxetine" appear in the memory scene within the [Ancient Notebook] and take the initiative to speak to him in this frozen world, Lin Yu was startled.
But he quickly calmed down.
Because this was not Fluoxetine's true body, either.
Although Fluoxetine had exceeded his expectations somewhat, everything was still within his control.
The Fluoxetine before him was merely a Soul Fragment containing a heavier portion of "soul" than another fragment.
It accounted for roughly five percent—which, to ordinary "Players" without any means of "nurturing the soul," was irreversible and incurable damage.
His opponent had mastered some kind of method. Without Lin Yu activating the "Information" Authority, this piece of soul had already become an independent "Information Lifeform."
She was not like Zuo Xi, with her special soul structure, nor like Lin Zhao, who had retained her "complete self" within a small portion of her soul ahead of time—this was not an existence Lin Yu understood completely.
Lin Yu could clearly sense that the soul before him was an "Information Lifeform."
It seemed that within the [Ancient Notebook], using this scene—which was essentially constructed from the "Information Authority"—and without Lin Yu's active interference, she had used this five-percent Soul Fragment as a cradle to automatically "give birth" to life.
But precisely because of this, Lin Yu could be certain...
This "Fluoxetine" did not share a connection with the memories or true body.
Moreover, just like Zuo Xi, even if this new life "died," it would only dissipate rather than return to the original "soul."
After all, it was already an independent life.
And this life was also under Lin Yu's control to a certain extent.
The [Ancient Notebook] was, after all, an [Item] in Lin Yu's hands. Although the "Information" Authority did not belong to him, he could