Chapter 812: Melting the Whole World

Chapter 812 -502: Melting the Whole World

Carlos felt like he had lost a lot of memories.

He felt that there were many things he couldn’t remember at all, including who he was, where he came from, and where he was going.

But there was a faint trace left in his mind, somewhat like the memory of a dream after waking,

he wanted to capture these traces to recall them, but he couldn’t fully recall them, only flashes of fragments in his mind, which made his thoughts very chaotic now.

Carlos couldn’t help but ask Wang Ye beside him, “Who am I?”

Wang Ye didn’t speak, just continued to release Primordial Qi, transmitting memories to Carlos’s brain using the Primordial Qi as a medium.

Of course, the memories he transmitted weren’t Carlos’s original memories but the ones Wang Ye had about Carlos in his mind. While it couldn’t help Carlos recover himself, it could at least help him understand his current situation a bit.

After the transmission, Carlos couldn’t help but show surprise: “Was I an extreme athlete?”

And he actually died, during a challenge in Antarctica no less.

But instead of understanding his situation, what surprised him more was,

Wang Ye in front of him could actually resurrect him and transmit these memories to him.

Could this yellow-skinned man named Wang Ye really be Divine?

Although he had lost all his memories, including all memories about things and people from birth to now,

the basic cognition and worldview were not stored with memory but stored in a deeper place in the brain, and they were not damaged,

so most amnesia patients, although they lose all memory of people or things, still have the basic cognition of being human. They still can talk, walk, and even cook, but they have no memory of cooking.

Scientists generally believe it’s the different regions of the brain. Most amnesiac patients have brain damage or have been mentally stimulated, so they lose memory of a particular part, but other parts are not lost.

Thus Carlos, as a human, the most basic cognition of being a living being still exists, he knows death is irreversible, and he knows ordinary people can’t have such power.

So he was very surprised, surprised that the man who was with him in extreme challenges had such an abnormal power.

“What exactly happened during this time? Can you tell me?” Carlos asked.

“You don’t need to know anything else.” Wang Ye said expressionlessly, “You just need to know that I resurrected you, and my promise to you has been fulfilled.”

With that, before Carlos could continue to ask, he took Carlos back to Mexico, which was his hometown.

Next, Carlos was left to fend for himself, and the karma between Wang Ye and Carlos was concluded.

Wang Ye also confirmed that he could indeed resurrect the dead, but resurrection requires relying on the Soul, so resurrecting creatures dead for too long may have defects.

But if it were someone who just died, he might be able to resurrect them without side effects.

On the level of life, he is indeed approaching the level of a creator, but not quite there yet.

To truly control life, entropy increase is still a problem, only by defying entropy increase might he let the already dissipated soul reassemble.

After doing all this, Wang Ye returned to China,

to the defense base by the beach.

Old Yi saw Wang Ye coming back and hurriedly asked about the current situation of the ocean: “How is the situation now? Can we still survive on Earth?”

Wang Ye shook his head: “Not too optimistic, I’m afraid we need to start preparing for the lunar migration plan.”

Upon hearing this news, Old Yi’s face turned a bit pale. Unlike Wang Ye, he still had a certain attachment to this native planet.

A moment later, he slightly calmed down and asked:

“Do you have any ideas now? With our technology, we certainly can’t make such a spacecraft.”

Wang Ye shook his head: “No need to make spacecraft; just need to create a Starlink Transport Network.”

“Starlink Transport Network, what is that?” Old Yi couldn’t help asking in confusion.

Wang Ye said: “Similar to a Space Elevator, have you seen Wandering Earth?”

Old Yi was taken aback: “Are you planning to build a fixed network between Earth and the Moon that allows free passage? Isn’t that even more difficult than building spacecraft?”

“It’s not difficult; with my ability, I can quickly create such a channel. In contrast, for spacecraft, the energy needed to transport 5 billion people is terrifying, while the Starlink Transport Network I make almost doesn’t consume much energy and can be reused for batch migration,” Wang Ye said.

“I see…” Old Yi was thoughtful.

“But now the only problem is material,” Wang Ye said: “To make a freely transmissible channel between Earth and the Moon and enough passenger alloy pods, vast material is needed, and after reaching the Moon, we also need to build a metal dome and Dyson Sphere that can envelop the entire Moon to create a habitable biosphere and provide enough energy. I calculated a bit, to complete these works would require material and energy to such an extent that it might need the destruction of the entire human industrial civilization.”