The real world and the virtual world could not be conflated...
Ikushube's ability to casually create things like a creator was largely related to the unique nature of "data."
After all, this was a world made of data.
Creating things here was undoubtedly far easier than "giving birth to life."
The reason they, living humans, could exist in such a world was because of Nen's involvement.
Nen had built a channel connecting the two, which was why the Computer World could exist.
Moyu suppressed the turbulent thoughts in his heart and, imitating Ikushube, jumped directly above the green Pipeline.
The moment he was certain his feet had landed on solid ground, a game sound effect suddenly rang beside his ears.
Before he could react, he felt his whole body slide into the pipe like a drop of water, flowing out from the other end in the blink of an eye.
"Hmm?"
Moyu's body landed gently atop a cotton-like cloud. The first things that entered his view were the azure sky and countless multicolored blocks floating high overhead.
There were as many blocks as stars. Not only were they vibrant in color, but their shapes and sizes varied enormously.
As Moyu looked around, he suddenly noticed that some of the blocks were moving.
Several floating blocks were drawing closer to one another, as though an invisible magnetic force were at work between them.
Under Moyu's watchful gaze, those blocks quickly joined together, transforming into a small red-and-blue bird. It began flapping its somewhat mismatched wings as it flew through the sky.
Then—
The block bird suddenly dove downward without warning.
Moyu's gaze followed it as he looked down in the direction it was heading.
Only then did he realize that the land below was covered in buildings made of blocks.
With