"At the beginning of the people, sex was random."

"There is no order, no rules."

"This is the foundation of everything."

"Everything in the void is formed randomly."

"Rules of accidental combination, matter of accidental composition ..."

............

This is ... in the void.

Lin's 'velvet claw' is still floating in the ruins of the giant bridge city ... above.

Not long ago, Lin grabbed all the fungus bricks she could find in the underground street, and brought them into the paws.

Here, Lin can clearly detect that the 'consciousness' of the faith assembly will continue to pass between the bricks.

It is actually transmitted mainly through the silk thread made from fungus bricks.

Because these bacteria bricks have produced a lot of silk threads, the silk threads extending from them are actually connected to other bacteria bricks.

This connection allows them to share nutrients, and the more nutrient-rich microbes will transfer nutrients to the insufficient nutrition.

The consciousness of the collective is transmitted through their interconnected threads.

The transmission speed is very fast ... just like light.

But Lynn can detect that this is not teleportation, it moves completely along the thread.

Lin is currently trying to make it stop moving, that is ... trapped on a fungus brick, and then 'extract' it.

However, the special transmission energy in which collective consciousness is located is still very shallowly studied ... There are some difficulties in achieving this.

But as long as it stays in the body of these bacteria bricks and does not leave, then Lin will be able to study it sooner or later.

At the same time, Lin is also continuing to investigate the inside of this huge bridge.

At present, Lin's arms have reached the deepest level of fifteen floors.

There is no silk thread spreading on the fungus brick here, because it does not belong to the area where the fungus brick lives.

However, Lin saw some other interesting things here. Although no creatures were seen, there are many recording devices left by the creatures.

The main residents here are still the kind of creatures more than three meters in size that Lin guessed before ... All the passages and rooms are designed according to this body type.

There should be no residents who are bigger than this standard ... At least Lynn hasn't found out yet.

The size of the fungus bricks is also very small. Although they are more than ten meters now, they were originally less than one meter.

They are so big, mainly because they constantly absorb nutrients.

They are a creature that can grow as long as they have enough nutrients. When their consciousness was still clear ... they will pay attention to making their size too large, and now they can't control it at all.

On the fifteenth floor of these residents, Lin found a lot of what they left ... a recording tool.

They also communicate in the same way as 'bloodworms', and should be of the same species.

These recording tools are very much like ... the bread machine of Ershimin.

They can be found in many rooms on the fifteenth floor, and their own use effect is to squeeze some of the stored blood-like viscous substances from the top.

Through different operations, you can squeeze ... different shapes of "blood", you can observe the shape of these blood to see some information.

Because Lin already knows a lot about the language of bloodworms, so ... can also get a lot of information from these machines.

These machines mainly record a series of ... things.

Things about the faith of this group of creatures.

They ... believe in randomness.

Almost all machines store this information, a sect about 'randomness'.

They think that everything in the void is disordered, and they all happen ... together together.

Countless coincidences have formed the present void, forming every different life.

Their essence is chaos and disorder.

This is mainly the basic idea of ??this random sect.

Most machines are preaching this idea, and probably they used this machine to spread this 'random belief'.

But what are the benefits of random belief?There is no benefit in this kind of behavior.

But it has a special role, that is ... against unity.

Lin can find a lot of relevant information by investigating these machines. The main residents of this kind of more than three meters have also been "polluted" by the unity.

There were many unified believers in their group at that time. The initial manifestation of unity of faith was mainly consistent action and perfect order. Every individual cooperated perfectly with each other, and countless individuals cooperated to make them look like It is a unified and huge consciousness.

And some of them feel that unity of faith is not a good thing.

Then they began to preach the opposite of unity ... disorder.

This feeling is quite interesting.

It may be that they have accidentally discovered that the more they believe in randomness, the more they will doubt the unified belief.

When a biological individual feels that life is produced by randomness and coincidence, and order is also based on chance ...

It will have a sense of distrust of unity.

A group of creatures that didn't like uniforms at the beginning discovered this, and they immediately spread randomness everywhere.

In fact, they do not need to promote the benefits of random belief or the like.

They only need to convince other individuals that ... things are composed randomly.

Creatures with this kind of thought will slowly break away from the unified belief.

As a result, they began to propagate continuously, mainly using what they were at the time ... Various latest studies showed that everything in the void was generated by accident.

Lin thinks this is wonderful, and believes that random look and unity of faith should actually have no conflict.

However, as long as you believe in random creatures, it seems that you will be free from the influence of the faith assembly.

It can be seen from the machine records that at that time, they mainly relied on this method to restore a large number of unified believers to normal.

Saved the entire population from immortality in unity.

After all, the unanimous belief to the last creature will commit suicide collectively, and as far as we know, there is no exception.

The creatures here don't know this, but some individuals feel that belief unification is not good.

Then their population did not perish under unity.

Instead, they perished under randomness.

This seems to be another ... wonderful development.

After they disengaged a large number of believers from the beginning, the random propaganda was over.

They did not promote any belief at the time, but only promoted the fact that things were randomly formed.

But then there was such a group ...

They regard randomness as a belief.

They worship chaos, no rules, can do anything at will ... life.

This may be the main reason for the demise of the residents here.