"What kind of logic is that?" March 7th asked in confusion.
"I know everything that happens on this planet, but nothing of what happens in the Sea of Stars," the Stellaron Will said self-mockingly. "Like a frog at the bottom of a well, trapped here forever."
"So that's why you left the Stellaron and took over Chu Mu's body?" March 7th asked.
"That's right. I wanted freedom too." The Stellaron Will sat up and pointed at itself. "But this turned out to be another cage."
"A cage? Why do you say that?" March 7th pressed.
"I don't know what trick this kid used, but he trapped me in here." The Stellaron Will shrugged. "Otherwise, I'd have run off ages ago. Why would I wait here for you?"
March 7th grew even more confused and asked:
"Why would Chu Mu do that?"
"Perhaps he wanted to keep the Stellaron's will here for us," Dan Heng said evenly. "Or perhaps he had some other reason we don't know about."
March 7th turned to Welt and asked:
"Uncle Yang, have you ever seen anything like this?"
"As a Stellaron copies more and more memories from living beings, it can produce a will distorted by the Stellaron. But scholars have never managed to draw that will out," Welt said thoughtfully. "Perhaps we could ask Ms. Herta for help with this."
As he spoke, he composed a message and sent it to Himeko.
Himeko would use the Express's network to forward it to Ms. Herta, many light-years away.
As a member of the Genius Society and someone recognized by Nous, the Aeon of Erudition, Ms. Herta had a keen interest in all things unknown.
She would surely take this research topic very seriously.
After all, if they could obtain more information about Stellarons from the