In truth, the memories Fu Hua received about her clone were incomplete. The clone had not inherited its other memories; all she had were memories from within the Singularity.
As a result, more than ninety percent of the memories Fu Hua received consisted of the Red Kite Immortal guarding the Atlas Institute, slaughtering magical beasts, and driving out other intruders.
As for why she had done so, there was no clear explanation. The only memory she possessed was that her clone seemed to have made a contract with someone, which was why she had stood guard there.
That was seriously frustrating, giving Fu Hua the illusion that even her clone was unreliable.
The overall memories only went as far as her burning herself up to unleash one insanely powerful attack. What happened afterward was unknown.
However, despite all those issues, the authenticity of the information she had obtained could be trusted.
At the very least, as Fenghuang Down's owner and someone who had used it for tens of thousands of years, Fu Hua knew Fenghuang Down extremely well. Naturally, she understood that the memories she had acquired were highly authentic and could not possibly have been tampered with.
Now, because of these returned memories—and because someone unknown had apparently acted behind the scenes—Fu Hua unexpectedly gained the ability to undergo Spiritron Transfer. She had to make good use of this opportunity.
Fu Hua believed that whoever had done this was likely one of those great powers from the films, or perhaps some mighty being seeking to save humanity.
There were quite a few such beings in the main world. Though none had appeared even during an event as grave as the Incineration of Humanity, based on what was known in the supernatural world, it was reasonable to consider that possibility.