The child persona turned to look at him too, his eyes full of questions.
Xu Huo felt that his memories hadn't recovered as much as he'd thought. At least, he couldn't recall ever seeing an "anchor," though Dr. Zhang should have demonstrated one to him.
After his Evolution in the Mobile Sub-district last time, his personas had become able to communicate with one another. That meant there were no longer any secrets between them. If the child persona had really seen Dr. Zhang's "anchor," had Dr. Zhang completely destroyed that memory?
But after thinking it over, he dismissed the possibility. Unless someone was experimental material, Dr. Zhang probably wouldn't casually damage anyone's brain.
He set the question aside for the time being. The Spiritual World was growing increasingly unstable, and all the Memory Fruits had begun to tremble indistinctly.
Xu Huo emerged from underwater. When he returned to the surface, he was surprised to find that color had seeped into the originally transparent flower.
Could it be because the covered-up, deeper memories had been stripped away?
Xu Huo studied it for a while and tried to touch it. The instant his hand made contact, all of Ms. Yao's memories flooded into his mind like a movie. The sensation wasn't unfamiliar. In the Goddess Vine Dungeon, the Goddess liked to kill people by forcing huge amounts of information into their minds. If the information exceeded what a person could bear, their mind would collapse.
But Ms. Yao was only one person, and her life hadn't been very long.
As he absorbed the information, Xu Huo felt something remarkable: a touch of Emotional Color.
He did have an Ability that let him judge whether someone was hostile based on color, but his assessment of others didn't depend on emotional color. It was