I'm trapped in a block

Chapter 1027 Fungal Network
Of course, Li Luo couldn't ask those animals face to face how they did it, but she was now in the fungal network, and the answer was in these constantly echoing memories. As long as she separated the useful information from the noisy sounds, she would be able to understand how they did it.

Thinking of this, Li Luo once again focused his attention on those chaotic sounds.

The sound of gurgling water is still repeating. It seems to be the underlying information of this network, and no one knows what it expresses.

All kinds of incomprehensible noises covered the sound of the flowing water, blending with the sound of the flowing water and having different layers, like many different sound fragments combined together. What Li Luo had to do was to slowly peel them off and turn them into understandable fragments.

Although it had become a language she could understand, it was still too confusing, like she was standing alone in the middle of a square, with countless people talking around her. The information conveyed was fragmented and extremely discrete, and most of it was meaningless chatter.

"Today we're having salmon."

"I'm going to sleep in the cave at night."

"Run, you're going to be eaten."

"so cold."

"This meat doesn't taste good. I won't eat it."

"..."

Most of the thoughts of living things are closely related to "eating" and "sleeping", and all their behaviors follow these two basic purposes:
Find something good to eat and a safe place to sleep.

If you can't find anything delicious, settle for something that can fill your stomach.

If you can't find a safe place to sleep, either don't sleep yet, or find a temporarily safe place to take a nap.

Day after day is spent in such thoughts about "eating" and "sleeping", and the fungal network is also filled with such voices. Those creatures linked to the fungi upload their simple thoughts directly to the network, just like children who cannot turn off the loudspeaker, put the loudspeaker to their mouths, and keep shouting their thoughts.

The voices of these creatures, who do not hide their thoughts, are the noisiest and most numerous, because adults will not act like shouting through loudspeakers.

Those intelligent creatures that have an understanding of the fungal network will also restrain their thoughts and not make any sound in the fungal network.

Li Luo discovered that she could also "adjust the volume" in the fungal network, which seemed to be the most basic control. She could choose to "make a sound" or "not make a sound."

But she hasn't found a way to return to her body yet.

"The simplest creatures can return to their bodies and make sounds while living, so why can't I?"

After trying to listen to the noisy sounds for a while, Li Luo still couldn't find any information on how to get out of the fungal network. She thought for a while and came up with a bold idea:

"Can I ask a question in the fungal network and wait for other organisms to respond to me?"

Li Luo, who has modern Internet thinking, certainly understands that since he cannot find the information he wants by actively searching, he can "post" and ask questions, and let users who know the answers reply to him.

The same holds true in fungal networks.

But Li Luo didn’t know what the consequences of speaking out in the fungal network would be. Would she, as a “newly registered user”, attract the attention of other users?

Although it was a bit risky, Li Luo still decided to post this "post".

After thinking for a while, she decided to pretend to be a stupid creature that had just been infected by fungus.

This is the experience she gained from years of surfing the Internet: Internet users prefer to teach "newbies" who know nothing, which can make them feel greater superior.

The greater the difference in levels, the stronger the sense of superiority.

"Why can't I move?"

"afraid."

"very noisy."

“Why is there water?”

"..." Li Luo sent out several "phishing messages" in succession. This was what a stupid creature would do. He ignored everything and sent all his thoughts to the fungal network.

Soon, her voice was mixed with the noisy information. Perhaps because she sent it last, her voice was directly covered by all the other sounds and was extremely obvious.

But even so, Li Luo still didn't get a reply.

Users in the fungal network seemed to have long been accustomed to this noisy environment. They had automatically blocked these messy messages and did not take them seriously. Li Luo's voice did not attract the attention of any creature.

Li Luo thought for a while and started to scroll through the screen.

"Why can't I move?"

"Why can't I move?"

"Why can't I move?"

"..."

Repeated information is most likely to attract people's attention.

What's more, the sounds here all overlapped with each other, the past and the present, all echoing at the same time. When the sounds made by Li Luo at different times overlapped with each other, the effect was that the sound became louder and louder, completely overwhelming the other chaotic sounds, turning into a sharp roar that stirred the entire fungal network.

"Why can't I move? Why can't I move?"

"Stop reading it!"

Just as Li Luo continued to scroll through the screen, a voice interrupted.

It was a new message that happened to be superimposed on Li Luo's repetitive voice.

It seemed that one user finally couldn't stand Li Luo's noise anymore and complained.

This was a good start, showing that she had been noticed.

Li Luo did not stop as the user asked, but continued to repeat the screen refresh. After all, as a "stupid creature", it is normal for him not to be able to control his volume.

"Why can't I move?"

Just as Li Luo asked the same question again, the voice finally responded:

"Stop making noise! ​​Stop making noise! ​​You can move after waiting for a while! Don't be anxious."

Just wait for a while before you can move?
Li Luo was stunned for a moment when he heard the user's reply.

Does that mean I'll be able to return to my body in a moment?

Is it that after being infected with fungi, an adaptation period is needed?
When the adaptation period is over, the organism can return to the body and still receive messages from the fungal network?

"Yes, this seems to explain why those lower organisms can move freely... They did not escape from the fungal network in some way, but waited for the adaptation period to pass and returned to the body naturally."

But how long will this adaptation period take?
Li Luo thought about it and started scrolling again.

"Why can't you move? Why can't you move?"

"Everyone said wait a minute!"

"How long is a while? How long is a while?"

Li Luo repeated each sentence many times, causing the sound to resonate sharply in the fungal network, just like the microphone of a loudspeaker attached to a speaker, the sound was constantly amplified and deteriorated, becoming more and more piercing...

(End of this chapter)