Your Lord Has A Screw Loose?-Chapter 534 - 536: Traces of Interruption

Chapter 534 -536: Traces of Interruption

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“However, it seems that it was not for nothing.” Qin Muye quickly realized something was off through the data he collected. freewёbnoνel.com

“After reaching a certain location the journey was interrupted; it seems this guy is the main character.”

“It seems outside there indeed was intense action, even people were evacuated.”

“I weighed a lot more when I left than when I arrived.”

“Not even a sip of soup; what a pity.” Qin Muye entered an artificial sub-dimension and erased all his related traces.

“Strange, why isn’t there anything?” Qin Muye’s expression grew stern; he hadn’t detected any anomalies.

“Such a powerful civilization has perished; this universe is really dangerous.” Qin Muye truly had his eyes opened.

“Nothing at all?” Qin Muye sensed around, and indeed there was nothing, as if someone had triggered some deletion mechanism and directly evaporated here.

“So, some special after-mechanism was triggered that directly erased all traces?” Qin Muye did not believe he had sensed wrongly.

“The Alliance of All Things did not find any issues in its review, which suggests that the protagonist brought something out of here that went undetected.”

“Luckily it’s artificial; if it were a natural sub-dimension, I probably wouldn’t even find records.” Qin Muye knew that man-made things mostly leave traces, especially such high-tech things that are very well-equipped, though they require a certain way of translation to be decrypted.

“From this, one can infer that what’s on the person far surpasses the Alliance of All Things’ technological methods in terms of protection measures, damn…so this is another world reliant on ancient technological advancements?”

“Tsk, could actually trick the main character a bit.”

“This is a warehouse.”

Logically, there must be something, at least from this piece of artificial subdimension fragment, it can be certain that this sub-dimension holds secrets.

Like… footprints.

Not to mention the other party not finding them; upon deep investigation, one would definitely discover that this sub-dimension is artificial, and consequently perform a massive data review.

However, Spirit Monster think tank under his command did analyze some things, but they were of no use because they had nothing to do with Qin Muye’s interests whatsoever.

From the traces of footprints, the person came straight here, which shows that the other party indeed knew something.

Probably in about three to five days, the main character will likely break away from the Alliance of All Things, Qin Muye guessed.

But without the person, he grew much bolder.

But the issue is the person isn’t dead.

After comparing the footprints, he soon concluded the issue with their body weight.

He then quickly modified the abnormal data overflow and travel interruption log to a certain extent, knowing that even if it wasn’t discovered immediately, it would be noticed in subsequent research. That way, when the three major forces start their investigation, they would think of the main character first, and then there would be a good show to watch.

Replication was not possible.

The only possibility for travel interruption was that the data on the person was blocked; otherwise, this situation would not have occurred.

Fortunately, Qin Muye had no intention of searching for this now-extinct civilization but rather pulled out the developments of the last two months.

How things would develop further, Qin Muye wasn’t sure, only knowing that it might not be easy to ferment this situation.

Perhaps for the three major forces, this is some kind of technology, but Qin Muye knew, this must definitely be the Main Character Aura!

Entering the sub-dimension, Qin Muye cautiously investigated. Although it had changed hands again, the holder of that dimension wasn’t there, which made him breathe a sigh of relief.

It’s like a person was walking on the road and then suddenly got deleted, quite apparent.

Staying in the sub-dimension wasn’t necessarily safe, rather, a bunch of 8th levels gathered together was not a good target.

Even if it has already fallen into the hands of the main character, traces should still be left behind.

Qin Muye understood the significance of the sub-dimension right away; although he didn’t know what civilization could use such a high-energy-level sub-dimension as a storehouse, he could understand one thing: the storehouse definitely contained something extraordinary.

If Qin Muye could enter it, then it might be a bit more difficult for other level 8 entities, but it definitely wouldn’t be a problem, especially with the cooperation of the sub-dimension’s controller.

With a sweep of his perception, Qin Muye found the entire sub-dimension to be quite normal, lacking any extraordinary features.

Qin Muye quickly found the place where the other party had reappeared after an interruption in their journey, based on the footprint data left behind.

Qin Muye soon arrived at the area where the data was abnormal.

Qin Muye wasn’t too clear about these matters because such issues were generally discussed by higher-ups, and mid- to low-level individuals wouldn’t even disclose them.

Qin Muye made a complaint, recalling the peculiar Gendaya Civilization, which also advanced its technology through archaeology.

Qin Muye thought that the main character was a bit unfair, eating the meat and not leaving any soup for him.

The negotiations were ongoing; two major forces, the Star Cluster Empire and the Holy Sect, wanted to obtain the right to jointly develop the sub-dimension. They could do without the sub-dimension itself, but they wanted the technology to quickly gain control of the sub-dimension to be shared, even if it meant paying a cost. This was the bottom line.

After some thought, Qin Muye decided to take a risk directly through the subdimension fragment.

Commonly known as bullying the weak and fearing the strong…

As he continued his in-depth investigation, he quickly locked onto a certain data overflow anomaly.

Therefore, it was impossible to find the items left behind by the creator or to trace back to the source.

They would like to, but materials couldn’t get in, the sub-dimension couldn’t be moved, and the remaining two forces were blocking the entrance without leaving; the Alliance of All Things was helpless.

If he could perform instant teleportation, Qin Muye certainly wouldn’t consider it an anomaly, because instant teleportation wasn’t an interruption but a jump in the itinerary. Even if he directly left the sub-dimension using spatial technology, it would still leave traces of space fluctuations upon penetrating the sub-dimension, but evidently, this data anomaly did not.

He directly accessed the operational log, or something similar. At a glance, he quickly found the recent information, excluding a large amount of useless, complicated data.

The three major forces outside wouldn’t stop squabbling for three to five months, and then with various approvals, equipment, and so on, it would drag on for another one or two months. By the time the project started, at least six months would have passed.

Although the Alliance of All Things was made up of various interstellar civilizations, it was no weaker than the Star Cluster Empire or the Holy Sect; if they showed up at their doorstep to snatch people, they could succeed, but they would undoubtedly suffer retaliation afterward.

Otherwise, how could the main character stay inside for thirty to fifty years and develop? This main character was clearly the type to fight the heavens and the earth, not an ordinary survivalist; otherwise, why would he dare to take risks?

If the controller of the sub-dimension arranged by the Alliance of All Things were around, Qin Muye truly wouldn’t return to risk it but would just leave quietly.

With his current capabilities, it was basically impossible for anything to go wrong. If something did go wrong, it was likely that an existence from a higher level was scheming against him.

Using the subdimension fragment in his hand as a springboard, Qin Muye quickly penetrated its permissions, and a significant amount of the data forming the sub-dimension came under his control.

So, he could only proceed to compare footprints, and he discovered that the other party had directly appeared at the dimensional rift through sub-dimension privileges.

When reappearing, they had no longer left corresponding itinerary data in the entire sub-dimension, indicating that they, too, were shielded, and the reason for the shielding was something they took out with them.

After an initial investigation revealed no valuable resources in the sub-dimension, the natural response was to close it off and later deploy archaeological personnel. Otherwise, why really set up a defense base here?

When faced with an insurmountable situation, Qin Muye’s style was to value harmony!

In this half year, the main character definitely wouldn’t stay in the Alliance of All Things continuously; who knows where he might roam.

This sub-dimension certainly changed hands, but apart from the sub-dimension, the region is a cosmic area and doesn’t belong to any interstellar civilization, so the Star Cluster Empire and Holy Sect are blocking here, and the Alliance of All Things couldn’t drive them away under equal strength; the Alliance of All Things could only maintain a stalemate for now.

It’s just unknown why this civilization perished.

As for investigating back to ancient times, that’s impossible; this operational log only covers ten thousand years, anything earlier has already been overwritten, so essentially nothing can be found. The information from these ten thousand years also only changes in the last one or two months, with most of the time filled with repeated data.

The main character probably knows something, but unfortunately, now that they are in the hands of the Alliance of All Things, Qin Muye isn’t in a position to make a move and confront them directly.

His keen sense of history made him notice something different about it.