Some Desino want to study the derivative natural disasters in depth, while others are firmly opposed to it. The two factions debated endlessly, and research on derived natural disasters continued as usual. Disno is divided into strong and weak, but there is no central government, and they have no concept of government. In theory, each Disno can do what they want, as long as it does not infringe on the rights of other Disno interests and body. So a group of Disno's top scientists began to study derivative natural disasters, and another group of scientists saw the threats and opportunities in other universes and began to increase their research on other universes.

Not long after that, derivative natural disasters appeared again, this time in Disno's laboratory, and several laboratories appeared at the same time.

Several top scientists were hit hard at the same time, and they were also the top experts in Disno. All Disno realized that this was an unprecedented crisis, so they united and fought a million-year war against the derivative natural disasters.

For the war, the Disnos mobilized an unprecedented range of energy and matter, affecting areas of the universe hundreds of millions of light-years away. However, the war situation was still becoming increasingly unfavorable, and one Disno after another was completely wiped out. The concept was removed and transformed into a war tool that spawned natural disasters. The speed at which derivative natural disasters adapt to this universe is also shocking. They transform the cosmic space faster and faster. From the perspective of Desno, there are countless holes of different sizes in the deep space of the universe. There is nothing and everything there. Including concepts, they are all eaten and transformed by derivative natural disasters. Derived natural disasters are like a group of pests that are difficult to eliminate, constantly eating away at the big tree of the universe.

Not long after the war started, Disno knew that the outcome was decided, so while continuing to fight and delay the natural disasters, he devoted himself to the research of the new universe, trying to find a universe where he could hide and start over. One of the greatest scientists in Desno, the first individual to successfully reproduce, and opened up a singularity that connects the universe where humans live, which is the real dream.

The war and the creation of the Singularity exhausted the concept of existence of the great mother body, and she could only hand over the important task of entering the new universe to her own child, a Disno named Egger. It is a pity that Egger did not inherit the talent of the great mother body, and was limited by the nature of the singularity of the real dream, so his research ability was greatly inferior. Without enough environment and space, it is equivalent to human beings without brains and tools, and can only rely on the most primitive methods for research. Egger studied alone for 3 million years and finally successfully launched the concept into the human universe. But before he could wait for feedback, the derivative natural disasters found this place, broke through the defenses set up by the great matrix, and began to erode the foundation of Egg's existence.

Egger died, and the history of Disno ended.

The voices Hathaway heard were Egg's last moments' message and Rabbit's own narration. Egger's message is more like talking to himself, full of longing for his mother's body, yearning for a hometown he has never seen before, and despair over the arrival of natural disasters. Rabbit's story is confusing, crazy, and full of useless data. In a few meaningful fragments, it tells the story of its own life. It is a life-like body created based on the research on the human universe after Iger launched the concept. It is somewhat similar to a human pet. Rabbit is a product that combines the concepts of human and Desno universes, so it is much clearer to see the human universe than Egg.

After Egg's death, it launched a desperate and crazy battle against the derivative natural disasters, fighting and dying again and again, losing a little concept with each death. In this way, it gradually lost its mind and memory, became crazy and only had instincts left. In fact, a lot of its memory still exists, but it is mixed with too much useless data, and its remaining computing power is no longer enough to distinguish between useful and useless data.

The progress of derivative natural disasters in real dreams is very slow. After all, this is the superposition of two different dimensions of the universe, and the difficulty increases exponentially. But even so, most areas of the real dream have been eroded. The rabbit is already on the verge of dissipating. It uses its last bit of energy to guide Austin to the last refuge, where a little uncontaminated data remains, which is also the last mark of Egg's existence and the history of Disno. Rabbit doesn't want such a great civilization like Desno to die completely. It hopes that humans can remember this period of history.

Only the last shelter could not withstand the erosion of derivative natural disasters. When Austin walked into the shelter, the defense mechanism was close to collapse. In the video, Hathaway saw the last two lines of blood flowing from the rabbit's eyes. In fact, those were the words:

Don’t study derivative natural disasters!

As the last bit of data was absorbed, Hathaway finally woke up from the immersion and her vision returned to normal. She suddenly felt exhausted and sore all over her body, as if she had just undergone a heavy-load and high-intensity training.

Austin still sat in front of her and said, "Are you awake? It's much faster than I expected."

Hathaway moved her body and unexpectedly discovered that the confinement measures had been lifted at some point. But with this movement, every cell in her body was moaning. Hathaway quickly checked her body and found that most of her body was in a state of extreme fatigue, and most of the nutrients stored in her body had been consumed, as if she hadn't eaten for several days.

"How long has it been?"

"31 hours and 42 minutes. I originally thought you wanted to see more than 400 hours, with two or three breaks in between. Can you tell me how much consciousness you have?" Austin asked with curiosity.

Hathaway counted briefly, then shocked herself and said, "1,032."

Austin was silent for a few seconds, and then nodded lightly: "Not bad."

Hathaway asked with a hint of obvious admiration: "How much consciousness have you split now?"

"...Let's finish it first."

And so the image continues.

A third crack appeared in the wall in front of Austin, larger than the first two, and more blood seeped out. As the blood seeped out, a dark red spread out from the wall, winding towards Austin.

In an instant, the only thought left in Hathaway's consciousness was screaming. Her intuition told her that once she was touched by Dark Red, she would be doomed, even if she was sitting in the conference room of the Ministry of Defense and watching Austin's memory playback. , she is finished too! Deep in the subconscious, the last bit of reason not covered by fear is shouting crazily: "This is a trap! He wants to kill you! Austin is already a derivative natural disaster! The derivative natural disaster wants you!"

The hysterical shouts almost drove Hathaway crazy. Her head hurt as if it was going to explode. The more than a thousand consciousnesses that had just been separated now all had their own ideas and wanted to escape from Hathaway.

Just at the moment of despair, an extremely powerful and firm idea emerged from the bottom of my heart, destroying all fear like a volcanic eruption. That will was like a giant pillar supporting the sky, which was about to collapse, without wavering at all.

The will is deep and firm, like the sea. It stands tall, without anger, but with determination to move forward.

Hathaway suddenly understood that this was Austin's will.

Austin in the image had retreated outside the shelter, and the six men guarding the outside stood behind him, looking at the dark red spewing out of the shelter in shock.

One of his men rushed to Austin and said, "You go first! We'll block it here!"

These subordinates have been secretly trained by Austin for a long time, and each one of them is one of ten thousand. They also absorbed some data during the impact just now, and roughly understood what happened in the shelter.

Countless thoughts flashed through Austin's consciousness.

The subordinate shouted anxiously: "Come on! We can't get out, but you must have a way out! We can buy some time!"

Several other men swarmed up and dragged Austin back, but Austin remained motionless, like a mountain with roots.

Another subordinate said anxiously: "This is war! We are all cannon fodder, and others are not even qualified to be cannon fodder! Only if you are alive can humanity have hope!"

The first man to speak suddenly exploded all over his body, forming into a ball of dazzling silver mist and rushing towards the dark red that was coming towards him. The unstoppable dark red was actually partially eroded by the silver mist.

Countless plans flashed through Austin's consciousness, and he suddenly looked back. That direction is the base camp of the Federation explorers, where there are many students and old departments of Austin, and it also carries the ambitions and hopes of the Federation.

"If we could inform them, maybe a lot of people would die less..." This thought flashed through Austin's mind, and then he shook his head. Most people are going to die, maybe some will survive, maybe not.

Austin turned back, looked at the dark red that was spreading again, and said: "This is just a small gap now, and it may be blocked. But if I just leave like this, it will be irreversible. Now that we are here, There is always something to be done. Just buy some time for future generations and for the Doctor. Now, I need your strength."

All of his subordinates were geniuses who realized the separation of consciousness and absorbed part of the data in an instant. They remained silent, and one by one they self-destructed and turned into silver mist like the first person, converging on Austin's hands. They knew that time was pressing, so they did not hesitate, not even leaving any last words.

Austin reached out and grabbed it, and the silver mist condensed into a long knife. He raised the knife and moved forward with such momentum that even Dark Red had to part in front of it, revealing a passage!

Austin reached the wall in one step, slashed down with the long knife without hesitation, and turned the wall into nothingness!

Dark Red let out a piercing scream, surging and struggling desperately, but it was still getting darker and darker. All the dark red suddenly gathered towards Austin and rushed into his body.

Hathaway felt indescribable severe pain at the same time. Every molecule in her body was being torn apart, and it was not enough to decompose to the atomic level, and it had to continue to decompose. This process will continue until all matter is turned into energy.

Austin didn't resist. The last strength he had left was just enough to raise his left hand and put it in front of him. His hands were as transparent as glass, and his fingertips turned into colorful sand grains, flying in the wind, and then turned into dots of fluorescent light, which gradually disappeared.

Austin just stood there and became a firefly for a day.

At the end, he subconsciously thought: "That doctor never disappoints, it's just MacMillan who always does stupid things..."

The memory ends here.

Hathaway raised her head, her vision of Austin had become blurry, and the warm feeling kept rolling down her face.

"You...you have..."

Austin smiled casually and said: "I am mostly dead, well, about 99.99%. Originally I should have been dead, but in the end Egg's residual consciousness helped me and attached this memory to one of my The fragment of consciousness was sent back. My body woke up, but the burden of this memory was too heavy, and it almost broke my body into pure energy. I was lucky enough to survive, but my body was already on the verge of collapse. Any adult One punch could kill me."

Austin continued: "I spent some time reinterpreting this memory. I didn't finish the interpretation until the morning, and I called you over immediately. UU Reading www.uukanshu.com Do you understand why now?"

Hathaway nodded.

She already knew that real dreams were much scarier than she expected. No matter how many explorers entered, they would only be given food. Even the eight people carefully trained by Austin could only buy a few seconds. In it, only those who have mastered Disno's abilities are qualified to step onto the stage, and those who gained abilities in the last real dream can inherit Disno's abilities.

Austin's face turned serious and said: "I have just confirmed that both Doctor and McMillan have entered real dreams. So now you only have half an hour to prepare, deal with personal matters, and then go in. You are the best The important task is to find the doctor, tell him the truth about what you just saw, and then help him seal the derivative natural disaster."

"good."

Austin said: "The doctor made adjustments to the entry facility before entering. Theoretically, you can come out after dying inside. But..."

Austin paused for a moment, as if it was difficult to choose his words. After a while, he said: "The last thing the rabbit said was, don't study derivative natural disasters. But you can't avoid derivative natural disasters. Maybe if you go in this time, you won't have a chance." Come out. This time is very unfair to you."

Hathaway said calmly: "Since you are standing here, you have to take responsibility. There is nothing fair or unfair to us people, right?"

Austin didn't say anything, just sighed, stood up, and walked out of the hall. A door appeared in the other direction, which was the door to the point of no return.

Hathaway stood up and walked towards the open door. The hall was very dark, and there was a blazing light behind the door. Hathaway's body turned into a silhouette and was swallowed up by the light.

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