I created the Bureau of Anomaly Control

The light completely drowned Maen's vision.

It was then that he fully realized the problem with this memory. Judging by the speaker's tone and the power displayed, this memory should belong to Selaern, whom he had just contained.

Although Maen occasionally saw "arms" appear in his vision, he couldn't find any differences between his current body and that body when he tried to recall them.

The more important question was, why would he see Selaern's memories?

And the unfamiliar scenes within those memories.

As far as Maen knew, Divine Firmament had never cooperated with Selaern to fight against any fungal beings, and those white hyphae were extremely familiar to him. They were the first threat he encountered after waking up.

But neither in his own memory nor in the Abnormal Control Bureau's explanation were these fungi, which could parasitize and replace humans, as terrifying as they were in that memory, let alone capable of threatening Divine Firmament.

Combining these points, Maen could guess that this memory clearly did not belong to the current Selaern.

It was a scene from the "Old World."

So, what he was recalling was Selaern's erased memory, but that was the new problem. Why was he recalling Selaern's memory instead of his own?

And how did he obtain this memory?

Although Selaern also had a ritual similar to the Moon God's that allowed his consciousness to revive, Maen had already resolved this issue when he signed the agreement with Selaern.

Logically speaking, his revival ritual shouldn't affect him.

Could it be that the existence form of the gods was inherently special, so his memories wouldn't simply disappear with the slumber of his consciousness, but would instead connect with him through human consciousness?

This seemed like a reasonable explanation, but it didn't explain why he was seeing Selaern's memories instead of his own.

After all, he didn't have any of Selaern's knowledge or power in his mind normally. Why did Selaern's past memories suddenly emerge when he wanted to retrieve his own?

Just as he thought of this, the light finally began to gradually fade.

Swish.

The girl drew the curtains and then turned to face Maen, saying:

"Let's turn on the light. Reading in the sun is bad for your eyes."

Her face was slightly childish, but it held a strength that didn't belong to her age. And that face was extremely familiar to Maen; it was his older sister, much younger.

"Electricity isn't cheap," Maen said softly.

The girl smiled gently:

"We have enough money for that. Just don't spend it recklessly."

He replied somewhat unconvinced:

"You haven't eaten meat in days..."

The girl interrupted him:

"I'm past the age of growing, and aren't we saving money for your education? If you ruin your eyes, how will you go to school?"

The young Maen completely disagreed with her:

"I don't want to study at all. I've told you, if you agree, I can easily get enough money to cover our expenses, and I don't need to rely on studying to make money."

Hearing this, Chen Yun revealed a "knew it" expression and sighed slightly.

Then she put on a stern face and said:

"Is your method legal? You understand that doing bad things is wrong, right?"

The young man said somewhat unconvinced:

"I can target bad people, and..."

Chen Yun put her hands on her hips and scolded:

"Is that really safe? How do you know you won't be discovered by someone? What if some evil scientist captures you and dissects you? Do you know how many dangers there are in this world?

"We can support ourselves, and you're not illiterate.

"Why do we have to take risks and take shortcuts? Can't you even put in a few years of effort?"

"No!" the young man immediately retorted.

Chen Yun asked with a puzzled expression:

"Then why? Is there something you want to buy?"

The young man paused for a long time before saying with some difficulty:

"No, it's not that. If we have money, you won't have to work so hard, and...

"You can do whatever you want, whether it's going to school or doing something else."

He managed to finish the last sentence with great difficulty.

Instantly, the girl standing opposite him understood something, and then suddenly smiled:

"You think I'm working hard?"

The young man nodded:

"Of course, and I could easily live a good life."

Hearing him say this, Chen Yun also walked over and sat down in front of him, placing her hand on his shoulder.

Then she looked into her brother's eyes and said:

"If you wanted to make money to spend on yourself, I might still tell you how risky it is, but if you want to help me in this way, I'll tell you directly.

"You don't have to do this, and I don't want you to do this. This is my own decision."

Looking at her firm gaze, the young man opened his mouth, wanting to say something, but couldn't say anything.

Chen Yun said with a smile:

"If you're worried about me, then you should study hard, get into a good university in the future, and find a good job that allows you to choose what you want to do freely without taking any risks.

"At that time, I will definitely not refuse any of your good intentions.

"But the prerequisite is that you have to accept my good intentions now, okay?"

In the end, the young man reluctantly replied:

"Okay."

And Maen, who was watching this scene, immediately realized that this memory also differed from Chen Yun's memory, because according to the records Chen Yun gave him, he shouldn't have told her about his telekinesis.

But everything else besides telekinesis matched the records Chen Yun had given him. In Chen Yun's description, she did come out early to shoulder the family's expenses, and there were even similar conversations in Chen Yun's notes.

Everyone in this world has gaps in their memories, and it seemed that Chen Yun's memory also had gaps regarding the "mental power" part, which aroused Maen's suspicion.

Why didn't he tell Chen Yun about his mental power in this new world?

Why was this the thing that Chen Yun forgot?

This difference was obviously not as significant as the changes to Selaern and Divine Firmament, and it certainly wasn't as significant as the completely disappeared Tenth King. His existence had already been completely erased.

Therefore, the impact of the Unremembered on all living beings must also be different. And if he could figure out the differences and principles, perhaps he could understand what the Unremembered had done.

He might even be able to deduce what was wrong with him.

But just as Maen was watching this heartwarming scene...

Someone knocked on the door.