Not long after he finished talking with Bai Mo, she sent over the clues she had compiled.
Lin Xu went through them carefully, but quickly realized there was not much of real substance in them.
Most of it was even her description of that "plane"—or rather, "cross-section"—world.
It was filled with dreamlike ramblings. If Lin Xu had not already accepted and understood the concept of "higher-dimensional space," he might have thought Bai Mo had some mental issues.
That was only natural.
After all, unlike him, Bai Mo had not entered the world of the future through the bracelet. She could not search for different clues according to her own wishes.
Still, it gave Lin Xu a new idea.
He had always assumed the bracelet was a "simulator," capable of simulating a real future and allowing him to repeatedly trial and error his way into obtaining information.
But what if it was a "timeline convergence device"?
What if it was an anchor that allowed him to travel stably through higher-dimensional space?
At the moment, that possibility seemed quite likely.
Lin Xu scrutinized the bracelet on his wrist. With a light stroke, the number "3" appeared on its surface.
His energy had recovered. He could enter another world and go on another adventure.
Still, no matter what, he would have to wait until he got home.
He checked the time. It was only five in the afternoon.
Why not just skip work?
Damn it, he already had flexible clock-ins. Why the hell was he even going to work?
In this situation, even going home for a nap would be more profitable than sitting in the office!
With that thought, he decisively packed up his computer and phone, preparing to leave. Just then, someone suddenly knocked on the office door.
"Come in."
Lin