Chapter 4746: Simulation And Reality Collide! II

"You seem to also have an interesting creature here."

Her voice carried notes of genuine curiosity that hadn’t been present before as this terrifying being turned her gaze towards Duke!

"In exchange for it, I could put in the effort to save your people."

BOOM!

The weight of her words pressed against Noah’s existence!

...!

His eyes became sharp.

She wanted Duke?

He turned to look at the much more majestic dog who still held the same innocent qualities despite his transformation. Skoll’s tail wagged slightly at Noah’s attention, the neon sun and moon in his eyes shining with simple devotion that transcended his elevated classification.

A dog that even an Absolute wanted!

That was how unique Duke was. How valuable. How unprecedented.

And even though Noah could make the choice to give him away in this simulation, the choice of giving him away in real Existence was not possible.

Such a choice in the simulation would only lead to a fantasy that wasn’t achievable externally.

He wouldn’t dwell in fantasies.

And he wouldn’t sacrifice one life for another.

So...

"My dog isn’t part of the deal."

His voice came calm and steady, brooking no negotiation on this point.

"And I don’t want you to drop me off wherever they are. I want for us to go from outside this Corrupted Vault of Ginnungagap to that location."

...!

Yes.

If Eon used her terrifying power to deny the very environment of the Fallout that stated no teleportation, Noah wouldn’t gain anything from it.

What he needed was the route!

How to get there from the areas he’d already mapped out with Skoll. The path that his own capabilities could actually traverse without relying on an Absolute’s reality-defying authority.

After he said such words, Eon smiled.

She nodded with the patience of someone who found his reasoning unique but acceptable.

Then she closed her eyes.

In the simulation, Noah focused on what happened next.

From her body...

BOOM!

He felt Existence being squeezed in a terrifying manner!

The sensation lasted for less than a nanosecond. A fraction of a fraction of a moment. But in that infinitesimal window, Noah felt pressure that made his own considerable weight feel like nothing. Authority that bent reality itself to extract information that should have been impossible to obtain.

The signature of THE Weavers, hidden somewhere in the vast corrupted expanse of the Wastes, identified and located through sheer overwhelming power.

And then it was over.

Eon opened her eyes calmly and rose from her seated position. Her small, delicate form unfolded with grace that spoke of movements refined across eons.

"Alright. Found them. Let’s go."

...!

Noah’s eyes flashed sharply.

The power of an Absolute was displayed for barely a fraction of a nanosecond.

And it was fucking heavy!

She had done in that instant what he had been unable to do in minutes of searching with Skoll’s impossible speed. What his 27 Seals of Absolute Tongue couldn’t accomplish despite their weight and authority.

The gap between his current state and genuine Absolutes remained categorical.

But he was learning. Gathering information. Understanding exactly what he was dealing with.

With a calm gaze, Eon looked toward him.

"Step on the platform here, and we can get going."

She waved her hand, and a clear white platform emerged from nowhere. It pulsed with unique THE Civilizational Authority that made Noah’s senses tingle with recognition of power far beyond his current classification.

He shook his head.

"You go, and I will follow."

Eon smiled.

"Oh?"

Her gaze went to Skoll, the transformed Duke upon whom Noah was seated. The neon sun and moon in his eyes met her dark depths without flinching.

"Keep up."

With such words...

BOOM!

She disappeared!

No trail. No warning. No gradual acceleration. Simply present one moment and gone the next, moving toward the location of THE Weavers with speed that defied conventional understanding.

Noah held on to Skoll.

And Skoll disappeared right behind her!

He wanted to know!

Just how obscene was the speed of Duke compared to a real Absolute?

Knowing this was critical. If the plan to run away from THE Weavers was going to be viable, he needed to understand exactly what Skoll could do against entities operating at THE Absolute Depth.

Could they escape if confrontation proved impossible?

Could they extract Lumivara and Ul’moreth before THE Weavers could respond?

The simulation would tell him.

And the simulation would not lie.

As Noah began to follow THE Secretive Eon atop Skoll, racing through the corrupted expanses of the Wastes...

The simulation flickered.

Just briefly. A momentary distortion in the otherwise seamless immersion that made Noah’s eyes narrow with sharp attention.

|WARNING: SIMULATION INTEGRITY COMPROMISED|

|The Full Moirai Thread utilizing the progression of a potential THE Existential Paradox Loop is discovering irregularities.|

|Core Issue:|

|Interactions with an Absolute and the continued display of simulation that portrays their Weavings of Existence is draining the capability of THE Moirai Thread at an exponential rate.|

|Previous Drain Rate: 0.3% per minute of simulation.|

|Current Drain Rate: 4.7% per minute while actively simulating Absolute-class entity.|

|Projected Consequence:|

|Early termination of simulation may occur before eventual collapse depending on continued interactions with Absolutes.|

|Definition of Early Termination:|

|The point at which the integrity of the simulation can no longer be maintained while accurately portraying Absolutes and their actions.|

|Critical Concern:|

|Ensuring that information and memories of the simulation do not feed back to the Absolutes being simulated.|

|Absolutes operate at a Scale of Existence where their perception extends into domains that should be inaccessible.|

|Even simulated versions of them carry echoes of this capability.|

|The longer an Absolute is portrayed within the simulation, the higher the risk that the real Absolute may gain awareness of being simulated.|

|Assessment:|

|Absolutes are too powerful.|

|Their very nature strains the boundaries of what THE Moirai Thread can safely model.|

|Recommendation:|

|Minimize direct interaction with simulated Absolutes.|

|Gather essential information quickly.|

|Prepare for potential early termination.|

|Current Simulation Integrity: 41%|

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