"Merge a fixed point in time with the Red Moon?"
Su Bai seemed to find it hard to imagine how such a thing could be done.
"I'm not on their side, after all. They wouldn't tell me everything about something like that." Wu Heng could only shake his head. "All I know is that they possess a secret art capable of doing it."
"They experimented on the Merfolk, forcing them to search for rifts in the Void Sea and using 'threads' to control their movements there, all in the hope of creating a fixed point in time. Unfortunately for them, even after they had tormented and exhausted every one of the merfolk remnants used as test subjects, they still hadn't found a fixed point in time."
"But their prolonged experiments on the Merfolk gave them a thorough understanding of this once-mysterious, long-lived race. They even used the information they acquired and the Merfolk power remaining in their hands to create some strange things. So even after they exhausted their supply of test subjects, they could create new ones."
"You mean human players." Su Bai spoke it as a statement.
He even had good reason to suspect that whatever they had created from the experimental data and power left behind by the Merfolk was connected to the "Administrators." Although most Administrators seemed to be nothing more than unconscious programs, the strange Administrator whose voice occasionally reached Su Bai's ears seemed unusually capable of empathizing with the Merfolk.
"Yes. They found a race that could withstand the power of the Void Sea," Wu Heng continued. "Humans are very Regular beings. They lack the power to swim through the Void Sea, and unlike the Merfolk, they can't leave coordinates in its rifts. But they can indeed do something other strange creatures cannot: humans