When the Sea Thinks

Etta, the "Voldemort" in the field of brain-computer interface, gave humans a super brain and created a digital utopia called "Mirror Island", but she optimized herself into an empty shell of absolute rationality. When the emptiness of meaning swallowed her up like a tide, she chose to sink into the deep sea. However, a pod of dolphins picks her up and transports her to a world that is the opposite of a digital paradise: a small fishing village sustained by ancient emotions and symbiotic instincts. Here, she was forced to examine the "redundancies" that she had deleted - warmth, trust, sacrifice, and the instinct to connect with all things - from an "inhuman" precision perspective. At the same time, the human brain editing technology and "Mirror Island" left behind by Aita have brought great changes to human society. When consciousness can become a data stream, when brain computing power becomes a tradable resource, when physical existence is no longer necessary, whose blood and tears are beneath the shell of utopia? When the constraints on survival are lost, human beings think that they have truly become the masters of the earth. Little do they know that the ancient civilization under the soil has already prepared for war. Is it love or hate? Should we stand by and watch, or should we strive for peace? How will Aita, who has found meaning again, choose?