Fusion

"We've somehow lost him three times already. Let's hope nothing goes wrong this time."

"We've roughly pinpointed his location. Unless he leaves again, there should still be traces he left behind."

"The gods must have had a reason for choosing us. Since They believe we can find him, then we definitely can."

"I suspect the advanced civilizations are about to undergo some enormous change. It isn't just about us—Tang Chuan is the key figure."

"Wild speculation is useless. Even if something does happen, it will be beyond our understanding, even though we were the first to become involved."

"The search area has narrowed again. I've basically ruled out the outer regions. There are still 137 civilizations within the current range. These civilizations originally had no connection whatsoever, yet now they have all undergone certain changes in perfect unspoken coordination. Is this meant to disrupt our pursuit? A coincidence ordained by fate?"

"I think so. Even they themselves haven't realized anything is wrong. It's more like a Butterfly Effect. If we hadn't observed them, these changes probably wouldn't have happened. An invisible hand is muddying the waters around Tang Chuan's location, making the truth impossible to see."

"Our destined observation has destined them to fall into disorder. And this is already the result of them having formed a causal connection with Tang Chuan. If someone else had tried to find him, they would definitely have been completely lost long ago. If the person searching for him were powerful enough, the invisible Butterfly Effect might even cause anomalies among advanced civilizations. The starry sky would descend into chaos, seeking—or rather, creating—an opportunity for Tang Chuan to remain hidden."

"This is a kind of supreme power. We must remember to conceal the fact that we once treated him like a fish on a