Huo Gu's answer put the Lord of the Abyss of Fear greatly at ease, and it eagerly began to explain.
[The particles of the universe are fixed. Like the method you mentioned before, perhaps at some moment, a random combination of particles could piece together a Hui person. A probability black hole, however, refers to when the probability of certain things falls to zero, causing them to disappear forever. They will no longer exist in the present, the past, or the future.]
[It is precisely because probability black holes exist that certain nonexistent things can never come into existence, allowing everything in the universe to remain as clearly distinct as it is now.]
[The probability of Hui's 'existence' has already fallen into a probability black hole. To bring Hui back to life, a 'stand-in' is needed to replace the concept of Hui's 'existence.' And that replacement is you Amoebas. Do you understand?]
Probability... the thing that had once destroyed Hui civilization. Even the Spirit Realm had been helpless against it. Everything could become a cause for Hui's destruction, including the Spirit Realm itself.
According to the Lord of the Abyss of Fear's explanation, once Hui had fallen into a probability black hole, their extinction had become an inevitable fact. Even deliberate subjective intervention could not produce the desired result.
It was not that Huo Gu did not believe it; it simply could not imagine it. As it saw things, with the Spirit Realm's powerful subjective intervention, could it not completely evade probability through particle assembly and revive the Hui?
Why had it failed?
Could probability have affected that as well?
This violated Huo Gu's understanding of physics, leaving it unable to thoroughly comprehend what was happening.
In order to obtain more information, Huo Gu continued mocking the Lord of the