"Can you touch that?" Amber asked Jiu Ming, pointing at the Earth in the sky.
Jiu Ming shook his head. "I can see it."
What use was being able to see it? Anyone who wasn't blind could see it...
Anyway, Jiu Ming gave Amber a rather strange look. "Why ask that... Right, you still haven't told me what that Earth even is."
Jiu Ming refused to believe that two identical Earths could be orbiting along the same trajectory. Well, even if such a thing happened, it seemed no disaster would occur as long as they moved at precisely the same speed—but could something like that really exist?
"A genuine Earth," Amber said with a smile. "The Earth that gave birth to humanity."
"Then what about the one beneath our feet?"
"That one too."
Jiu Ming wore an expression that plainly said, Are you screwing with me? Amber chuckled twice and continued explaining, "Put it this way: the Earth we're seeing now was copied. It just isn't complete yet. At present, it's probably only an empty shell... Why does your expression look so strange?"
Noticing Jiu Ming's slightly warped expression, Amber asked with a smile, as though she had expected it all along. Not only Jiu Ming, but even the uninformed Mai Kashiwagi was staring up at that Earth in shock.
At first, she had already thought Jiu Ming was the strongest being in this world. But now there was someone even more outrageous?
Was this really the world she knew? It felt as if it were crumbling apart every second. A copied Earth? Copying a football, an iron ball, or a basketball would be one thing—those were just balls. Even copying a person wouldn't be difficult with the black technology this world had obtained from beyond the Door. But the