Devotion to the 2D Dimension

Hearing that name, Adonis felt nothing. He merely remembered the child's name, decided to transfer him to another school, arrange teachers to instruct him, and eventually bring him into the organization.

But Lan Mu knew it well. That name would become immensely famous in the future.

"This child is naturally withdrawn. Coupled with his high-dimensional vision, he'll find it even harder to fit into normal life in the future. Perhaps joining CANC is his best path."

Lan Mu calculated the timeline. At this time, Van Gogh was attending a public school in this city. The environment here had made him increasingly eccentric, and before long, he really would drop out.

With high-dimensional vision, Van Gogh's paintings were destined to go unappreciated. He always used extremely abstract methods to express the essence of things.

Lan Mu recalled that when the Asari race had scanned works from around the world, they had seen Van Gogh's self-portrait. If the eyes in that painting were enlarged tenfold, one could see that his pupils formed a hexagonal umbrella-like shape.

It was unmistakably CANC's emblem, symbolizing that his anomaly originated from his eyes and that his identity was that of a CANC member.

Perhaps having been taught by teachers arranged by CANC since childhood, joining CANC in the future was the only way he would not become too sickened by the world.

Later on, CANC members would each have their own identities in society. Those many famous paintings were probably just something he created for fun.

The first people able to understand such works were likely all CANC members, passing them around and collecting them among themselves.

Only after the Eye of Truth Foundation and the World Environmental Protection Foundation were established one after another, and CANC's influence gradually expanded unnoticed, would those paintings truly become