Ke Meng tried using Cthulhu's immense power to perform Synesthesia on the world behind that door. For now, he called it the Door of Knowledge.
He had been unable to perceive the world behind the door before, mainly because he had never opened it. He could only perform Synesthesia on its exterior, without seeing what lay inside.
Before long, Ke Meng hazily glimpsed something.
Once he sensed it, a little joy stirred in his heart.
Why had Ke Meng chosen to open the door in person? Naturally, he wanted to use Cthulhu's Synesthesia to obtain more information.
As long as he took one look at what lay inside the door, he could follow that lead in his dreams, penetrate its interior, and see what it was like.
As the images in his mind slowly grew clearer, a staircase appeared amid the stars of the cosmos. It stretched into the distance, toward an endless expanse of stars.
Several doors stood beside the staircase, with still more farther away. All of them were tightly shut, none open.
Ke Meng blinked. This was his first glimpse of the truth about the staircase world behind the door, and this time, he intended to look his fill.
The world behind the door was indeed just as he had sensed before. It seemed to contain infinite knowledge. Even through Synesthesia across space and time, Ke Meng could sense endless streams of knowledge racing through this wondrous universe.
But Ke Meng suddenly realized that this knowledge was merely a facade, seemingly consisting of things that made no sense.
This was a sea of information, so vast that it gave people the illusion that it contained infinite knowledge.
When ordinary people heard or saw this knowledge, they would instinctively believe that the knowledge they wanted was here.
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