Back away. Vertex 23S. Fastest update
"Are you sure we are going back the way we came?" Zach spoke again at the risk of being left behind by Walter, "I'm sure this is where we saw the Cerberus just now."
Walter said nothing, and retreated steadily with a gloomy face.
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Murphy: "Has it already been a day in the real world? Or are you guys here early..."
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go ahead. Cerberus appears.
"Are we lost again?" Zach asked.
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Back away. Cerberus appears.
Zach said nothing.
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Murphy: "You're confusing me. Do we have different definitions of time or..."
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Moving forward, no Cerberus appears.
"Why do I feel like we're not on the right track?" Zach.
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Back away, a Cerberus appears.
Zach, "I'm, worried, sincerely. Say something to me, my dear friend Walter."
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Murphy: "Should I be prepared to be hungry, because I can't seem to count on the timing of your delivery of food to me..."
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Moving forward, no Cerberus appears.
"Why don't we pretend we're not lost and go back to the time we should be at? If it's not the real world, then we can figure out a way." Louise said, "If we enter the wrong world, what's the worst that can happen? See another self?" Louise asked. Asking this kind of question only shows that Louise has a completely wrong understanding of time and the world.
"No! We will only step into hell, heaven, or another inexplicable world!" Walter replied, "Not to mention the inexplicable world, huh, two vampires, you want to be the first to enter hell or heaven. A vampire? Huh?"
Zach looked at Louise, "We will probably be punished by the laws of the world and die in an instant."
"Uh..." Louise's face darkened.
"For us, there is only one real world." Zach was explaining to Louise, "It is what we often call 'now'. Other worlds, hell and heaven, are all worlds created outside this world. Hell It occupies all the present past, and heaven occupies all the present future. If we enter randomly, we will most likely step into a world that the Holy Lord defines that vampires should not set foot in."
Louise didn't quite understand what Zach said, "Then why in the world where Murphy is..."
It was Walter who was interrupted, "Because it is an inexplicable world! It is a new world created by the poor citizens of Barton at that time with their own souls!"
Zach: "The soul determines the size of the world. Another meaning of Papa Midnight is that the world is made by the soul." It makes sense, just like a house, it can be built as large as the number of bricks used.
Louise seemed to begin to understand, "All the present past and future... hell and heaven..." Louise's face was very strange, "The moment when the self-destruction of the soul's expansion occurs is now, and the time cycle we keep repeating is the past , where Murphy is, is the future... Our count to locate Murphy is to locate the future of that world's 'now', so we can find Murphy..." But there are still questions, "Then where is this place? This gray world, What are these golden numbers?”
Zach looked at Walter first and saw that Walter had no intention of speaking again. It was obvious that this guy was sticking to his principles and not leaking secrets from other worlds in order to reduce his safety risks after returning to the present world.
So Zach could only say, "I think this is time itself." We have already known this conclusion of Zach, let's hear it again, "The only separation between our current world and other worlds. It is the wall of the world, Surrounding our world with countless steadily advancing 'nows', separating us from the past and the future."
Zach pointed at Walter, "Have you noticed the number on Walter's forehead? In addition to it changing when we move around, every time we enter Murphy's world and come out, the number will move forward a little."
Walter glanced at Zach warily. Zach waved his hand to signal Walter to concentrate on leading the way, and continued, "Time is fixed and absolute in the world. It is always moving, distinguishing the past and the future." Zach curled his lips, "And as long as time is still distinguishing the past , now, and in the future, we cannot run around. The consequences will be fatal to us."
Walter glanced at Zach, "Humph, you understand this now!" Remember, Zach ran around, and luckily he went to a world where souls self-destructed on the bus.
Zach didn't want to respond to Walter's squeeze. Zach discovered this on his own. Walter really didn't provide any help, so he didn't deserve to accuse Zach of being unruly, "But I agree with Louise's proposal."
"Do you want to die?!" Walter glared at Zach.
"No. I'm just going to stick to my original view. This is time itself. There are only two directions: forward and backward. We can't get lost. We have been going back and forth on the right road. My patience is running out."
Walter frowned, but said nothing.
"Look." Zach continued, "Although you are unwilling to reveal the secrets about the world, you have never refuted my words. So I am right. Your only concern is the Cerberus that sometimes appears and sometimes does not."
"That's enough worry!" Walter glared at Zach, "How many times have you been here? Two? Counting this time! Do you think you are an expert?! I've been walking back and forth here all my life! I haven't seen you yet. The situations you’ve been through are situations you need to worry about!”
"Then how are you going to solve it?" Zach asked, "Walking here forever?"
"Tsk! If I didn't take you two with me, do you think I would be willing to continue here?!"
"What would you do if you didn't take us?"
"I..." Walter's face turned red, "I will leave! I will search in one world after another! Until I find my home!" 'Home' is a good word.
"This is Louise's suggestion. Then why not do it now?" Zach looked at Walter, "Are you afraid that Louise and I will turn into hellhounds if we are left here."
"Wait a minute..." Louise had to interrupt, "What have we become?"
Zach blinked, "Didn't I tell you? There was a soul dragged here by Cerberus before who failed to go to hell and became Cerberus. No one knows the reason."
Louise frowned, "Well, you mentioned it. I just... I'm sorry, please continue."
Zach glanced at Walter, "Are you worried that we will turn into hellhounds?"
"Uh! I never left anything here!" Walter pointed to his feet, "I don't know what will happen!"
"Then... put us somewhere you know we will be safe, such as where Murphy is." He glanced at Louise, "Or, in a time loop where the soul expands. Find your way home, and then come back. We'll pick you up when you come."
Walter was stunned for a moment. Then, hey, "*! Why didn't you tell me earlier?! Back off!"
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Now that it's all said and done, let's take a gamble. Where will Zach and Lois wait for Walter
'Hell' causes a time loop where memories are reset. 'Paradise' will put the world in an awkward place where Murphy is.
Understand the meaning of the quotation marks. After all, those are two worlds separated by the 'now' created by soul expansion.