Supreme Puhua... Responding to Heaven... Qi King...
This name had suddenly appeared in Wang Qi's mind. And by Wang Qi's reckoning, it was even a recent memory.
Wang Qi was somewhat curious about this memory and tried to recall it. But before he could, his vision suddenly went black, and he pitched forward. Fortunately, he was already a cultivator, and his spiritual senses remained; with a slight sway, he steadied himself.
Wang Qi shook his head, patted his forehead, and let out a breath. "What the hell..."
The memories connected to this divine name were an immense mass of "garbled text"—utterly meaningless, chaotic information. When Wang Qi touched that memory, it was as though he had opened a corrupted document, his sight filled with a jumble of bizarre symbols. Too many symbols had nearly filled his "memory" in an instant, causing his brain to almost crash.
Wang Qi had initially thought that the fiend had damaged his memories while disrupting him. But he quickly discovered that these were not his memories at all.
Human memories were interconnected. For example, if someone remembered the contents of a book, they would most likely also remember when they had read it. If they remembered a person, they would certainly remember their relationship with that person and what major events they had experienced together.
If someone lost part of their memories, they would inevitably find discordant gaps within other memories from the same or nearby periods, then reason and reconstruct them, at least learning what they had forgotten—though most of the time, such imagined patchwork would not be very reliable. Unless every memory from a certain stretch of time had been completely erased, it was absolutely impossible to "forget that one had forgotten something."
Yet after reviewing his memories, Wang Qi found no problems