The Martial Unity

Chapter 1929 Deduced Plan

Kane scratched his fuzzy chin as he considered the question. "I dunno, couldn't it just observe the circumstances of whichever living being it was evaluating? If it even did that in the first place."

"I'm only presuming intelligent intervention because it has the least amount of assumptions out of all possibilities and follows the evidence," Rui calmly replied. "In reality, we don't know anything about the Garden of Salvation. Including if it exists or not."

Neither of them had any idea how the Garden of Salvation 'accepted' living beings in need of a safe haven. Or if there was even an intelligent mind that accepted and rejected candidates by going through them.

However, if it existed, considering that those who entered it claimed to have entered it when they were in need of a safe haven the most, then, assuming it wasn't a coincidence, one could infer there was some intelligence that identified living beings who were in need of refuge.

"So how would this intelligence recognize which beings required a safe haven and which didn't?" Rui reiterated his question.

"You don't think what I said earlier, simply analyzing their circumstances, is a good explanation?" Kane raised an eyebrow.

"Anything is possible," Rui answered. "However, not all circumstances are easy to parse. Considering the number of living beings alleged to have been in there, the sheer amount of information that said intelligence would need to process is beyond fathoming. Thus, considering the difficulty, I believe it is unlikely that the intelligence, if it even exists, was manually analyzing each potential candidate for entry into the Garden of Salvation."

"It does sound extraordinarily difficult," Kane admitted. "But what else could it be if not that?"

circumstances and in need of a safe haven have in common," Rui remarked, narrowing his eyes. "Like fear, for example. If the intelligence measured fear, then it could decide

"I suppose

Doctor," Rui remarked. "He wanted to enter the Garden of Salvation. If he arrived at the same conclusion that I did, that it was much easier for the Garden of Salvation to judge a candidate's need for a safe haven by emotional parameters such as fear than circumstantial information, then what would

Garden of Salvation by making it seem like he was in dire need of a safe haven by consuming the fear-hallucinogen and making it seem like he was

his deductive capabilities. "You figured all

the very beginning. He arrived at the Valley of Prisms to gain access to invisibility by bio-engineering the flora of the region and to refine his other chemical weapons. All so that he could enslave the obsidian wyverns for the

of the Forest of Fear were ultimately just a tool to get into the Garden of Salvation. That must have been

staggered by the depth of the

a sense of

glanced at his best friend with a wry

his plan," Rui remarked, too immersed in his thoughts to notice Kane's pointed stare. "If he failed, then, frankly, we have nothing to go off of. However, if he succeeded, we still

now?" Kane

matter

next location through the memories of the animals of the region he had disrupted, but, alas, that strategy didn't work because

the Garden of Salvation…" Rui narrowed