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From a few clues, Zhang Yi learned the name of this underwater city: City of Rapture.

Chen Xu had also made some special arrangements here, leaving behind recorded materials and other Easter-egg-like foreshadowing.

After all, for the next installment, Chen Xu planned to cover the story of the first City of Rapture, along with the content of DLC Burial at Sea.

So naturally, he had to leave behind some appropriate foreshadowing.

In the game, Elizabeth led Booker to the surface of this world and arrived at the Lighthouse, not leaving Zhang Yi much time to observe the underwater city.

At that moment, Elizabeth seemed to understand what had been guiding Booker onward, urging him to uncover this unknown truth.

Perhaps it was an illusion, but Zhang Yi suddenly felt that Elizabeth's gaze in the game carried pity and complicated emotions.

When they pushed open the Lighthouse's doors, something astonishing happened.

Beyond the doors was a space with no visible end.

Countless Lighthouses stood in this space. They appeared identical, yet differed in their details, and there were countless different Elizabeths and Bookers as well.

This was not the world Booker understood, but a place where Elizabeth explained the principles of multiple worlds to him.

Every Lighthouse represented a different version of the world, and every world contained a different Elizabeth and Booker.

What created the differences between these worlds was the word choice.

Constants ensured that every world contained the same people or things.

Variables caused people to make different choices.

Different choices then created new variables, endlessly and infinitely.

Now that Elizabeth had unleashed all her power in this world, she possessed tremendous energy. She could freely travel to different worlds and see how those worlds developed.

By this point, she had also completely understood the meaning behind Comstock's