"Stellar radiation passes through the atmosphere and reaches Earth. Over the course of countless ages, we evolved organs that let us perceive our surroundings by receiving that radiation: our eyes. The optic nerve and eyeball are like extensions of the brain. Through this invisible umbilical cord at the back of the pupil, the world connects with our thoughts, emotions, and memories. Now a new evolution is about to begin, and the barriers of perception will vanish in the blink of an eye."
Zhou Xu once believed the world would eventually return to nothingness.
Like some summer in childhood, the orange tree growing wildly in the sunlight, or the playmates he never saw again after they each went home.
Summer always ends sooner or later. Playmates always grow up. The game is over. Distorted memories gradually lose their meaning, growing distant and indistinct.
Until one day...
A rainstorm stirs the shriveled orange seed in his palm. The broken pieces of the puzzle in his mind come together after millions of attempts. His fractured perception begins to realign, accompanied by the pain of restoration, the bonds forged in darkness, and his determination to grasp the truth even if the light burns his eyes.
A stubborn investigator possessed by a beagle VS an all-around, tight-lipped secretary
This story is entirely fictional. Please don't relate it to real life.
Discuss civilly, and please don't spoil anything.
Meow meow meow meow, woof woof woof woof.
Theme: Vision is a medium for thought, and a medium is an extension of the senses.
