Chapter 394: 413. The Most Special Circuit
The moment she closed her eyes, the scene she had just witnessed vividly surfaced in her mind. Yet Xu Zhi had no idea what she had been looking at.
She could clearly remember those shapes, but she could not understand their meaning. It was like an illiterate person reading an obscure document. Forget understanding its contents—even if it were an ordinary paper, they would not be able to recognize the words on the page.
But there was no such thing as a "language of rules" that one could study in this world. In other words, comprehending rules was like asking an illiterate person, with no one to teach them, to read a document and figure out what it said on their own—and then master it.
How was that any different from a fool's dream?
Still, one advantage Transcendents had over illiterate people was their "Transcendent Affinity," which could guide them, to a certain extent, toward understanding and comprehending rules.
And Xu Zhi's Transcendent Affinity had already reached a level that even she no longer knew how high it was.
Her Transcendent Affinity had been greater than ordinary people's from the very beginning, and it had continued increasing alongside her level and the growth of her Transcendent circuits. By now, it should have far surpassed that of ordinary Named Ones.
This allowed her to persistently observe and break down those "symbols" manifested from rules, even though they left her utterly confused.
For ordinary Transcendents at her level, merely looking at rules while remaining conscious would already be difficult. To completely remember and reproduce the images they saw in their minds, then continuously ponder them, was simply impossible.
[Rules] should not have been so "affable," yet they seemed to hold a faint, imperceptible closeness toward