The Fourth Wallfacer: Humanity Might Not Understand, but It Had to Accept!

Ye Wenjie had spent most of her life thinking it over before she came up with the rudiments of the "Dark Forest theory"—the only way she believed humanity could counterbalance the Trisolaran Civilization.

Whether it was the Adventist faction or the Redemptionist faction,

she believed that whatever the outcome, she, the sinner who had "kindled the flame," had played her part.

Ye Wenjie was intelligent and understood human nature. That was where she differed most from Evans. Though she had lost faith in the world, she still held on to a faint hope.

And the "Dark Forest theory" was the final lesson she, its "originator," could teach human civilization.

But now, this "theory" had come from the mouth of someone who seemed completely unrelated to it.

"You—"

Hearing Alvin speak of the "Dark Forest theory" shocked Ye Wenjie no less than the first time she had established contact with the Trisolaran Civilization.

"Surprised?"

Alvin slowly approached the cell.

Then something astonishing happened.

His body seemed to turn transparent as he passed straight through the iron bars and entered the prison cell, taking the chair opposite Ye Wenjie.

"I'd thought that the 'superpowers' you showed on television were some higher form of science that we couldn't yet understand..." Ye Wenjie stared at Alvin, who had entered the cell and sat down before her, her expression complicated and her mind reeling with shock. "But now, I see how narrow-minded I was. Perhaps superpowers really are humanity's future."

"Since you've already worked out the Dark Forest theory, why didn't you just tell Luo Ji?"

Alvin scrutinized the "heretic" before him.

Yes, in his eyes, Ye Wenjie was a "heretic" whose convictions were less than firm.

"If people can't understand the cruelty of the cosmic society, then even if I tell everyone the 'truth,'