Closing In on the Truth!

Boom!!

The towering figure in the red mist and the giant in the yellow robe were locked in a fierce battle, while the Zombie Tree-man and cultists below were grappling with each other.

Otto and the ancient consciousness Elon were watching the show below, munching on popcorn and drinking cola—of course, that was impossible.

"Qin Leng's plan to destroy the world must have failed, but it doesn't make sense that none of 009 and the others have returned."

What if an entity beyond our comprehension intervenes?

Otto: "It's not impossible, but I have another question for you, Elon: what exactly is the structure of the chapters?"

If we fully understand the text, then we will not fall into the dustbin of history.

Nevertheless, we have still managed to uncover some of the constituent elements of the text; the core of the text does not lie in its medium.

The medium through which a text is written will change according to the rules it represents.

[For example, in the Balance Chapter, our initial understanding of the Balance Chapter was the Blood Pool, but after the traitor appeared, our understanding of the chapter changed to a stone.]

Therefore, there is no fixed form for a text.

The things that make up a chapter are a string of Origin Code that cannot be grasped.

[By relying on that Origin Code, we can arbitrarily subvert the laws of the universe, and even redefine the fundamental laws of the universe and all things.]

We call the method of manipulating the Origin Code the Root Algorithm.

[If someone can control the Root Algorithm and implement it through their own abilities, then that person can modify the world at will, even without needing any chapters.]

In fact, this isn't the first time I've heard of the concept of Absolute Trait.

Regarding the composition of Absolute Trait, predecessors have already summarized it. It was a deformed product born from an existence that mastered the Root Algorithm and arbitrarily modified the laws of the universe.

[Take a game as an example. In the game, there is a weapon whose sharpness is set to infinite by the developers, so it can naturally cut through everything.]

Otto: "If there is such a thing as absolute sharpness in the universe, then if you throw this sword at the Earth, it will travel from one end of the Earth to the other."

"Nothing can stop it; absolute sharpness can cleave everything."

That's exactly right.

[Absolute Trait, in my understanding, are called Disorder Code. Their very existence is an error, and naturally, they cannot be parsed or replicated.]

However, the Disorder Code on you differs slightly from my understanding of Disorder Code.

It's as if a god created an infinitely sharp sword, and instead of fixing it, expanded upon the bug.

[To allow absolute sharpness to be applied to more levels, such as cutting through dimensional space, is incredible.]

[The Evolution Chapter shouldn't have such abilities, so these Absolute Trait must not have been created by the Evolution Chapter.]

However, given the power of the Evolution Chapter, it is theoretically possible to replicate the Absolute Trait that originally existed.

But I really want to know, who exactly created these Absolute Trait?

[Neither the past nor the present seventh-tier main gods have been able to master the Root Algorithm, so Absolute Trait cannot theoretically be artificially created.]

I'm more inclined to believe the answer is "cosmic consciousness".

Cosmic consciousness...

Otto fell into deep thought. "Entity E."

If this cosmic consciousness truly exists, then let's define it as Entity E. What it is is not important; what's important is whether adding it can solve all the mysteries we've uncovered so far.

"If there exists an Entity E in the universe that is extremely powerful, even surpassing the universe itself, or that it created everything in the universe."

"And its method of creating the universe and everything else relies on the so-called Root Algorithm, and it has the ability to implement this algorithm itself."

"According to this theory, it is more reasonable to say that this Entity E is Creation God rather than the will of the universe."

"This Creation God established the basic laws of the universe, and then personally overturned these laws, creating bugs within the laws, that is, unreasonable Absolute Trait."

"It created many such things, and if we're talking about their purpose, their existence is simply a violation of order."

"Absolute Trait are like a virus. The Creator God created a world with strict rules, and then created the virus, making the foundation of the virus even more solid and perfect."

"What exactly is the intention behind this?"

From the perspective of absolute rationality, it is unreasonable for the Creator God to do this, so let's add another Entity F.

[Assume there are two Creator God, Entity E is a benevolent god, Entity F is an evil god.]

[The Entity F, who desires to destroy the world, and the Absolute Trait originating from Him, thus achieving rationality.]

Otto: "Is blindly pursuing rationality really the right thing to do?"

"First of all, your assumptions about good and evil are incorrect. Good and evil are defined by humans, or rather, by living beings with moral and legal concepts."

"Without the foundation of morality and law, there would be no such thing as good and evil."

[Let me put it another way: replace the Entity E with a stable and Order God. Since He established the foundation and laws of order, He will naturally try to stabilize the foundation of the world.]

[Then Entity F, which is the opposite of order, representing disorder. It does not want the universe to have established rules, so it created Absolute Trait to destroy those rules.]

Otto: "If you follow your logic, that answer is indeed reasonable."

"But Entity E and Entity F are not absolutely rational beings, but also possess individual subjective consciousness?"

"Under this assumption, I can rule out the Entity F, i. e., Disorder God."

"Entity E is not Order God, but a dual being. He created order and then broke it."

"Because He thinks it's fun to do it."

"Just like the god who created me, it is entirely possible for him to act irrationally in pursuit of his own pleasure."

"According to this hypothesis, the origin of the text can also be explained."

"The god who created me threw us into a deathmatch arena, watching us kill each other like a breeding ground for poison, seeking pleasure in the process."

"To take it a step further, for the Entity E who created the Six Chapters, the entire universe is his arena, and all living beings in the universe are toys."

I cannot accept this conclusion.

Once I accept this conclusion, it's tantamount to denying the meaning of my own existence; we are all just toys, our existence is only for others' amusement.

Therefore, I cannot agree with this conclusion.