No matter how one looked at it, this made no sense, yet Zeng Ju had asked just that, and the Monk of Joy had answered just so.
Even Heaven-Connecting Realm powerhouses could sense the workings of heaven and earth, let alone ascended immortals. Zeng Ju was a true sage; naturally, his calculations could not be wrong.
However absurd a deduction might be, as long as it could be deduced, it had to be correct.
That being so, Zeng Ju did not ask why the Monk of Joy meant to betray his master and ancestors and kill him. The Monk of Joy, however, began explaining of his own accord.
"Whether at Star Gate University or any other university, the fields those professors ultimately reach in their research-or rather, the conjectures they arrive at-are all correct. Calculations based on either mass or gravity readily yield the conclusion that the world of dark matter accounts for more than ninety percent of everything. Since that is so, what gives us grounds to believe the world we live in is the real world? Clearly, the Dark Matter Sea is the true primary world."
Zeng Ju had heard many similar theories and deductions. His expression remained calm, and he was in no hurry to refute anything.
"Curvature-rate voids may be wormholes in the embankment of the primary world, and the Dark Matter Sea may simply be the river water on the other side. However you look at it, neither we nor the world we live in matter. We are merely a dimensional space hidden in the darkness. When we dig holes in the primary world, hoping to find shortcuts, how can we stop that river water from pouring in?"
The Monk of Joy continued, "When the flood pours in, we ants living in dark caves can