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You know the guy. And I’m sure you realize it’s more complicated than that, even if you don’t know why.
Perhaps, but would the system know that? There are more unknowns than I'm comfortable with.
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You know the guy. And I’m sure you realize it’s more complicated than that, even if you don’t know why.
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Nope, just the fields above us.
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Let’s not wait for sprits to manifest any further! C’mon!
*A black portal opens beneath each of us, sucking us in and dropping us into an ancient looking stone hallway*
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The same one we’re confident isn’t real to begin with, which means I’d almost bet the location isn’t real either.
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Then destroying this place has more dire consequences than us being trapped here would ever have.
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I’d imagine that the information the simulation would try to fill in place of the actual information would be akin to the kind of gibberish the mind makes up to put in the pages of books in a dream, and things like that. There’s no way it gets any amount of it right unless Zoey’s visit there let it glean literally everything.
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The knowledge that line the walls of the halls beneath us, and texts within the literature itself would have to be totally accurate, no? The Hidden Elements’ history and functionality are a close kept secret that would be impossible to learn unless you’re attuned with them.
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So if we were to analyze some of them and find inaccuracies, that would be absolute proof! Yes!
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Not even really necessary. What if we can prove it?
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Do you think it’s really simulated these grounds and its secrets to perfection?