"Observation Authority?"
Baimu fell into deep thought.
This update left him somewhat baffled.
The first update had introduced an exchange function, allowing him to reliably obtain high-level rewards; the second had enhanced that function, raising the attainable cap to Lv. 100.
And the third one was Observation Authority?
He instinctively thought of the Clear-Sky Plate from Pokémon Legends: Arceus, whose inscription meant, "It watches over Pokémon and people in all universes."
Therefore, in theory, Arceus existed on a multiversal level. Like Necrozma and other legendary cosmic Pokémon that could open Ultra Wormholes and freely travel between different worlds.
After the second update, Baimu had already wondered whether Arceus had adapted stories from Parallel Worlds into simulations for him.
Overwhelming curiosity drove him to open the new function.
After quickly reviewing its contents, Baimu realized that this update was far more significant than he had imagined!
First, the Simulator had undergone a massive overhaul. He could choose between a pixel-view perspective and a dream-view perspective. It was similar to the simulation memories awarded previously, except now even the simulation process itself could unfold through dreams. The simulated target's experiences would become much more detailed, practically allowing him to experience another life from a first-person perspective.
At the same time, once a simulation ended, the rewards included an additional option:
[Choose reward: Travel to the time-space where the simulation target is located (once)]
Once?
What did that mean?
After thinking for a moment, Baimu suspected that once he went there and returned, he would be unable to go back again.
And it specifically said the simulation target's [time-space]. Could it mean he would directly travel to the era in which the target lived?
That only made him more curious. As it happened, he had enough simulation attempts to exchange for