Although exploration in the Simulated Universe felt extremely real, its designers had still provided explorers with things like maps.
This was mainly to prevent explorers from getting lost in an overly realistic environment. Remaining too long within this information model connected to the mind would inevitably leave people lost within it, unable to distinguish reality from illusion. Moreover, although the information on the Aeons had been simulated, when mortals looked directly at them in the Simulated Universe, it was not noticeably different from facing real Aeons.
Jiang Yu found a route map on the stone wall. It looked like graffiti casually carved by a primitive tribe, following the grain of the rock. Without careful observation, it was difficult to distinguish it from the rock's natural patterns.
This was also one of the instances the geniuses had put in, allowing explorers to memorize the map and choose their routes more accurately, preventing them from lingering too long in the Simulated Universe.
Jiang Yu stared at the route map for a few seconds, changed his chosen route from combat thrills to events, then turned and set off.
After walking through the mine-like rocky cavern for some time, Jiang Yu encountered several forks and chose his paths according to the map's orientation in his memory.
There was no telling which planet this land belonged to, or perhaps this environment had actually been simulated based on Jiang Yu's impressions of Belobog...
Although he was not flying, Jiang Yu still moved quickly. Soon, he left the cavern, and as he emerged from its entrance, huge snowflakes swirling everywhere greeted his eyes.
Just as Jiang Yu emerged, a floating pillar near the rock wall at the edge of the entrance trembled slightly, then became more solid.
Light erupted from the top of the pillar, and a