Once the Infinite Door was no longer an infinite door, everyone began imagining endless possibilities for the world beyond it.
Yet the future was not guaranteed to be bright.
"Everyone has seen it. The note Big-Faced Cat left was, 'There seems to be something behind the door.' In other words, whatever is behind it could be a disaster beyond our ability to handle, or it could be something ordinary. Opening the door is still quite risky," the Bandaged Man began.
Half an hour into the emergency meeting, the conversation gradually got on track, and they began discussing "the pros and cons of opening the door."
No one doubted Ke Meng's ability to open it. Even if he failed, this new level of understanding had broadened their horizons and taught them a great deal.
If they encountered something similar in the future, they could immediately draw on today's discussion and improve their ability to interpret Synesthesia.
Ke Meng had already disconnected by then. Rather than listening, he had gone back to figuring out how to use his spirituality.
Ke Meng did not know whether they should open it either. He would leave that decision to them.
After all, the world beyond the door was full of unknowns.
Ke Meng stayed in his room, slowly exploring ways to use his spirituality.
In the field of Synesthesia, techniques for using spirituality mainly involved amplifying the senses, sensing information, and gathering information.
Amplifying the senses was especially important. That core secret technique involved a feeling even Ke Meng could not describe. It was profoundly elusive, yet once he understood it, he could use his spirituality to strengthen his Synesthesia.
That process was precisely what Ke Meng needed to isolate.
Once he isolated it, he could concentrate his body's spirituality in his hand alone, convey