After the knowledge transfer, Liu Siting went mad after all and promptly passed out.
Her brain hadn't exploded. That was good enough.
Ke Meng immediately invaded her dream and absorbed the loose fragments of chaotic knowledge.
As for the chaotic information already integrated into her consciousness, there was nothing he could do.
Liu Siting was destined never to be normal. The rest of her life would be a blend of chaos and reason.
Ke Meng quietly withdrew. When he opened his eyes, he saw R'lyeh, unchanged as ever.
Starfish and Coral, two creatures with ridiculously high health, were still fighting at close quarters. Their wounds healed so quickly that it was almost impossible to tell which had the advantage.
Ke Meng watched for a while, then went to check on the dream players' construction projects.
Tens of millions of people had gathered on the plains to build, and the technology district had already made considerable progress.
Through Synesthesia, Ke Meng sensed those inside the buildings in the materials district. Some were already manufacturing circuits and other equipment, preparing to switch to automated production.
Just as Ke Meng was about to look more closely, a sudden sensation reached him. Something had arrived in R'lyeh.
He blinked, dismissed the Synesthesia images, and looked through R'lyeh's darkness to see a ghost shaped like a black cloak flying in.
The black ghost exuded a gloomy aura of decay. Its clothes looked as though they hadn't been washed or changed in decades.
The Ghost Apostle grew visibly excited upon seeing Cthulhu awake.
Then, humbly, it began reporting to Cthulhu on the recent growth of his followers.
There were now 256 Fanatical Believer communities centered around Cthulhu. This was also the main reason the Black Ghosts hadn't come to report to him lately.
They were too