But the chief’s way of “traveling” is not the “flesh-traveling” imagined by the monkeys.

Instead, through quantum transmission, one's own consciousness is injected into an artificial body similar to "Avatar".

Then, through "synchronization of five senses", the artificial body is controlled to carry out activities in the "other world" to ensure the safety of the body to the maximum extent.

The monkey couldn't help but wonder, no wonder the chief and others were so brave and fearless when fighting those pirates and sailors.

Casualties and damage to artificial bodies will not endanger their own bodies at all, so these "explorers to other worlds" naturally have no fear of death.

Is this "Organization of All Worlds" so awesome? It can actually transmit people's consciousness across space?

This is not consistent with the concept of "world view" that the monkey has. Although he has lost his memory, he does not have the impression that such high-tech technology exists.

Human civilization is still at the stage of "running to the moon" and cannot even go to Mars, let alone cross-border travel that breaks the space wall.

This means that although the Chief and others are also human beings, they probably come from different parallel universes from him?

This made the monkey somewhat disappointed. He thought that he and the chief and the others came from the same place, but something happened during the journey and caused amnesia.

The monkey, who was temporarily uninterested, felt a little desperate, but when he thought of the potential threat of this "alien slave collar" around his neck, he had to force himself to continue reading.

The mysterious organization behind these "artificial avatars" has such high-tech means, maybe it can help him restore his memory and find himself?

Besides, he can't always be a monkey, right?

If he regains his memory, he will find that he is really a monkey.

In other words, he was already dead, but his soul took possession of the monkey, so he just accepted it.

But that "Organization of All Realms" can cross-border to create "Avatar", so if you want to help him create a human body, it shouldn't be technically difficult, right?

Thinking of this, the monkey's expression was a little weird. Although the human beings in these parallel universes seem to have strong technological capabilities.

But judging from the fact that the "alien" can crack the "individual soldier data-assisted optical brain" in seconds, this organization of all worlds seems a bit unreliable?

He shook his head. Having hope is better than having no hope. What if it comes true?

Set on the short-term goal of "holding the thighs of humans in the parallel universe to fight against aliens", the monkey began to browse information about the medieval world in which he was currently located.

But this look is even more surprising, because this medieval world called "Felvalen" is actually a post-disaster reconstruction civilization that once experienced the end of the world!

Although for the chiefs and other "explorers of other worlds", any information collected can be used to exchange points and important information needed for logistics with the "Organization of All Worlds".

However, few people are willing to publish the information they have for free, resulting in very little useful information in the "public information exchange" function.

However, the information about the general background of the current world is officially released by the "Wanjie Organization" for free. This is what the Wanjie official does in order to facilitate these "artificial avatars" and better serve (sell) themselves.

set.

It is summarized based on the fragmented information collected by Wanjie officials and explorers from other worlds.

Feirvalen, a world with supernatural powers, had a large amount of spatial overlap with other worlds a long, long, long time ago... due to some reasons that cannot be verified.

The alien civilization invaded Felvalen, causing the local civilization to be almost destroyed.

And Felvalen is not someone to be trifled with. It is said that some bosses who are so powerful that they are almost like gods and demons simply fight with those alien civilizations.

Everyone clapped and stared at each other, perishing together and finishing together, leaving only the broken world that was smashed into pieces by the bosses of both sides in the ancient war.

Due to the destruction caused by the ancient alien war, Felvalen's native biological groups were almost completely wiped out, and those who survived were not known to be hiding in that unknown corner of the world.

The existing biological groups, that is, humans like the pirates who kidnapped him before, are actually alien species that immigrated from other dimensions!

The city where the Chieftain and the others "rescued" him was called "Stormwind City in the Lawless Land" by the post-disaster civilization biological tribe. It was also rebuilt on the basis of the ruins of the city before the end of the world.

Due to the overlap of multiple spaces, coupled with the rampant dangerous species left over from the ancient wars, Felvalen's natural environment has actually reached its worst limit.

Except for highly densely populated areas like Stormwind City, where a large number of combat forces huddle together for warmth, it is almost impossible for humans to survive in the outside natural environment.

The flow of people from different areas has become almost non-existent. Beasts, monsters, alien species and supernatural creatures entrenched in the wild have completely cut off the traffic between different population gathering areas.

Except for the fact that some large forces can organize a large number of combat forces, open up "relatively safe" trade routes between population gathering areas, and carry out post-disaster civilized trade with difficulty.

The biological groups currently living in Felvalen are like living on an isolated island of civilization made up of ruins of cities.

I don't know which day these "civilization fires" that have survived from ancient alien wars and are barely surviving will be extinguished by unknown dangers.

It is a pity that more detailed information cannot be obtained from free and public information.

Because of their low strength, the chiefs and others' activities are limited to the nearby areas around Stormwind City.

From the cached data left over from the Chief's use traces, the virtual reality map that can be seen is only a small area less than the size of a palm against the endless dark background, and most of it is shrouded in blurry gray.

Mist.

This is because the chief only exchanged environmental information from other "foreign explorers", but he has not actually been to these areas.

But having said that, once the "fog of war" opens, it really feels like a "virtual reality game". Even the "artificial bodies" of the chiefs and theirs are somewhat like game characters.

Interestingly, not only monkeys feel this way, but also the group of "other world explorers" feel the same way.

They even jokingly call themselves "players" internally, and "adventurers" externally (natives from other worlds).
Chapter completed!