Livestreaming: I am retarded, but selected to join the analoghorror game?!
Chapter 338 - 268: How to End Analog Horror

Chapter 338: Chapter 268: How to End Analog Horror

"Among the stars...?"

Upon hearing Fei Ye’s words, everyone else, including the audience from different countries, was momentarily stunned...except for Xiao Yi.

Xiao Yi, realizing he couldn’t understand what these people were discussing, simply bowed his head and continued eating, ignoring whatever they were deliberating.

"You mean...the arrival of Analog Horror is related to something in the stars?" Orell asked.

"Not related to ’something’ in the stars." Fei Ye corrected, "It’s related to the stars themselves or rather, the entire night sky."

"What does that mean?" Sheraya immediately followed up, "I’m very interested in this topic, please explain in detail."

"Have you noticed?" Next, Fei Ye suddenly said, "The appearance of the night sky last night."

"Last night? You mean the night sky seen here, in the Ruined City?" Orell shook his head, "No, I went straight to my room to sleep last night, I didn’t even look. Besides, normally, if there’s nothing special, one wouldn’t just go out to look at the night sky, right?"

"I did the same thing, went straight to sleep, didn’t go to look." Sheraya also said.

"I thought as much, so..." Continuing, Fei Ye took out her phone, fiddled with it for a bit, and placed it on the table, "This is the night sky I captured last night, around midnight."

Upon hearing her complaint, the others finally understood why she looked so tired.

However, that wasn’t important, the two of them...along with the countless audience members watching behind them, all looked at the photo of the night sky on the phone.

...Nothing special, just an ordinary, brilliant night sky.

"...Hm? Is there something special?"

The two were puzzled and about to ask when Fei Ye quickly swiped on the phone screen.

She said, "And, this photo was taken a few days ago when I was still on Blue Star, also around midnight."

Orell looked back. It was still a brilliant photo of the night sky.

"..." Orell immediately frowned, "Isn’t it the same? There’s nothing special, are you...just messing with us?"

"No..." Sheraya, however, shook her head, "If you look closely, there’s actually a big difference between these two photos."

"What did you say!?" Orell was shocked and looked at the photos again.

Sheraya continued, "At first glance, both photos appear to be filled with countless brilliant stars, but upon closer inspection, you’ll notice that the star positions in these two photos are actually different."

"What...!?" Orell was stunned, "The number of stars in the photos is countless! How did you notice that? This isn’t just some spot-the-difference game!"

"You just need to remember a few well-known constellations." Sheraya said, "Look, this photo taken on Blue Star, you can see a few easily recognizable constellations, right? But on this photo taken in the Ruined City within this dungeon world, in the same positions, the same constellations don’t appear."

"...Indeed! From this comparison, you can tell the star positions are different." After being reminded, Orell also noticed this, but he was still puzzled and asked, "But what does that prove?"

"What does it prove?" Sheraya immediately looked towards Fei Ye and asked, "Indeed, since the dungeon world is created by Analog Horror, it’s normal for the stars to be different, as Analog Horror wouldn’t really spend so much leisure time arranging an identical night sky; it would suffice to just manage the rotation of the sun and moon. Those stars could be fake, and the difference wouldn’t matter."

Fei Ye, however, said, "It’s natural to think that way, since there’s no need to go through the trouble of replicating an entire night sky so laboriously for no reason, but...that’s incorrect."

"Incorrect?"

"Yes, this dungeon world, even if not real, was created to mimic a real universe." Fei Ye explained, "Not just the sun and moon, the entire rotation of the night sky follows the existing laws. Thus, the night sky we see here is not fake."

"But, this is your first time participating in Analog Horror." Orell argued, "And we’ve only been in this dungeon for a day; your observation alone isn’t enough to assert that the night sky is real."

"True, it’s my first time participating in Analog Horror." Fei Ye said, "But before me, many people on Blue Star participated in all instances of Analog Horror up till now, compiling a complete, long-term record from the live-stream videos of every participant and their footage of the night sky, which has always followed the rules, so I can be sure my view is correct."

Fei Ye stated this in a calm tone, but anyone could understand the massive amount of work involved, which is why no one questioned it further.

However, Sheraya still asked, "Even so, what does that prove?"

"What does it prove?" Fei Ye mysteriously said, "Sheraya, as you mentioned, Analog Horror doesn’t need to exert effort on these minor details, like not creating a night sky at all. Therefore, it is very likely that the dungeon world we are in, like Blue Star, is a real world, or is an exact replica of our real world. However, with some differences from our Blue Star, if it were a copy, it wouldn’t require any changes, so it is possible that the dungeon world we are currently in is another parallel universe’s Blue Star."