As for how Rainbow of Yao Bian had distorted this history, the first thing Fu Qian thought of was the red, white, and blue colors from the mission.
With the final mission summary, Fu Qian naturally knew of the trap hidden behind that seemingly vivid rotation of colors.
Whether blue or red, the second time they entered, it was actually no longer the same color as before.
But no one, himself included, could tell the difference.
Wasn't that a distortion of the underlying rules?
Beyond the "too bright" complaint he'd made at the start, even more insane changes might have already taken place amid the dazzling colors of the night.
That was exactly why Fu Qian had shown her an artificial rainbow.
As for why he had specifically asked Su Gao to look at it, the reason was simple: the automatic defensive effect of her Echo ability.
Since it distorted the very nature of the world, it probably wasn't easy to detect.
As it turned out, even he couldn't see anything wrong with that rainbow.
The order of the colors was exactly as he remembered it.
But that certainly didn't prove it was safe. Hadn't he also failed to notice a difference in the Abyss?
Along with the changes to the underlying rules, their perceptions had already been misaligned without them realizing it. Unless someone could resist even without being aware of what was happening...
"But the Notebook's reaction clearly proves my judgment was wrong."
She could tell the other person wasn't in much of a hurry and wasn't avoiding the subject of what had just happened. Su Gao didn't hold back her thoughts.
Satisfying her curiosity was one thing; if she could learn more, she might have more opportunities to help.
"Imagine there's a special place."
Fu Qian