But if he ended the simulation just like this,
it would be tantamount to wasting his last chance to run one today. Luluwei's situation would have to wait a few more hours.
A few hours shouldn't make much difference.
But...
Lu Cang cared more about just how deep the other party's methods went.
The Moon Sea surged, the full moon reflected on its surface. In the distance, a gigantic eye dangled from pitch-black strands of nerve.
Lu Cang sensed that his spirituality seemed to have returned with the change of scene.
He turned his gaze inward to his sea of consciousness again.
"You're finally awake. I thought you weren't going to wake up."
Lu Cang asked, "Ansu, what's going on?"
"Heh... A little over an hour ago, all of you fell asleep."
"Looks like that fellow in the distance is responsible."
"A domain has formed here. Any living thing that enters it will probably fall into an illusion they can't escape."
"But I didn't expect you to wake up through sheer force of will."
Lu Cang paused.
Then he asked, "Ansu, do you think I've really woken up?"
At the question, Ansu shook his head. "Are you planning to discuss the highest philosophical question in the world with me?"
"Are we living in a dream, or do we truly exist?"
"I can only tell you this: if you really are in a perfect illusion, then no matter what means you use, you won't be able to tell whether I'm real or not..."
"But a perfect illusion, one equivalent to the real world, is the ultimate pursuit of illusionists. Most illusions can't achieve that."
"And any imperfect illusion will definitely have flaws."
Lu Cang looked around at Leng Qingying and Luluwei, both unconscious. "Can I wake them up?"
Ansu said, "You