I'm trapped in a block

Chapter 1142 A Butterfly

It was a butterfly of incomparable beauty.

The wings are covered with disorderly beauty.

Mo Ling only needed to feel its outline to sense the chaos that was spreading wantonly...

“What a familiar description.”

Mo Ling suddenly had a sense of déjà vu, as if he had seen such a scene somewhere before.

However, there was no trace of this scene in his memory.

The burst of chaos caused a brief overlap in time, and the future and the past appeared in the eyes of the same person at the same time.

The human brain often has such an inexplicable sense of déjà vu. It is very normal for a simple system formed by the collision of countless neurons to have some problems occasionally. Mo Ling did not pay too much attention to the fleeting sense of déjà vu. His attention was more focused on the dancing butterfly.

Mo Ling couldn't describe the butterfly in words, but he knew that these butterflies filled his mind and even this monotonous world with color.

Absolute chaos is colorless, but every pixel is colored, and it is not appropriate to describe it only with color, because it is a palette that includes all the colors in the world.

The jumping of these words only exists in his mind, but it adds color to his thoughts and changes the monotonous patina of the outside world.

The copper-green ink spread out, and colorful oil light appeared on the lake water. The oil light rippled away into the distance and was divided into different colors by the wind.

That is the air flow from the flapping of butterfly wings, and also the wind from thoughts.

Words are an extension of thoughts, and the wings of a butterfly also extend to the outside world, slowly flying out of Mo Ling's imagination...

The wings scattered colorful scales, sparkling like the neon lights on the roadside, but the colors were much more complex than those of neon lights: red, orange, red, green, indigo, blue and violet. The color of the light shifted beyond red and purple, and jumped out of the spectrum, becoming some kind of invisible wave, circling around Mo Ling's body, caressing his skin.

It was clearly granular scale powder, but when it touched the body, it felt like a "ribbon". Mo Ling was wrapped in the soft and silky ribbon and suddenly realized a problem:
"I feel it again?"

"Can I feel my body again?"

He immediately turned his gaze toward himself, trying to see the tangled ribbons.

However, he still saw nothing, as if the scene of the scales falling and turning into flying silk was just an illusion.

But his "feeling" was still there, clearly transmitted to his mind.

The jumping of the words was definitely not an illusion, the butterfly was really flying up, and the breeze that fanned his body was definitely real.

The butterfly that flew out from the word "change" gave color to Mo Ling's thoughts and to the world.

The ribbon continued to wrap around, and Mo Ling felt as if he was wrapped in a ball of soft silk. An indescribable sense of security burst out from his heart.

He didn't need to do anything at this moment. He just lay quietly in the ribbon, watching the beautiful butterfly fly higher and higher, with the glittering scales scattered on his body. The world became hazy and gorgeous...

Mo Ling felt as if he was flying into the sky with the butterfly, and also as if he had become a larva wrapped in silk. These two completely different states actually superimposed on each other at the same time.

Chaos, but communion.

He is a butterfly and a worm.

The text's answer began to echo again:
"Change……"

"Change."

"Change!" Change is a verb. This state of "movement" cannot be described by a fixed picture.

When humans describe movement, they generally use point a and point b to describe it. The particle moves from point a to point b. Only by using the "fixed picture" of these two moments to describe it can the "movement" be constructed in the human brain.

The seemingly dynamic thoughts in the brain are nothing more than static images frame by frame. People are just playing cartoons in their minds, using these short-term fixed images to describe movement.

But the picture that Mo Ling sees now, the "movement" bursting out from the text, does not exist in the form of animation. A butterfly and a bug exist at the same time. Through this state of simultaneous existence, Mo Ling glimpsed the essence of "movement" and saw "change" itself.

Insects turn into butterflies, and butterflies turn into insects. What Mo Ling saw was a "process" without direction, a part of a chaotic system, an accidental orderly area in the disordered movement of the world.

Mo Ling saw more than just a butterfly and a bug, he saw many, many things...

……

The abyss is home to many wonderful creatures.

Most of these organisms are adapted to the environment in which they appear.

Because of the extreme environment that often occurs in the abyss, some special creatures are also created.

The Worm of Entropy is one of them.

They existed when the abyss just changed from a normal world to a cancerous world, and at that time they were still a very common insect.

Their life is like this:

These tiny lives begin as eggs.

The female insect lays eggs on appropriate host plants. Each egg is usually only a few millimeters in size and is very fragile. Wind and rain can cause these eggs to burst, ending their life cycle.

These insects are also very tenacious. Since they are fragile and the survival rate of their eggs is low, we should increase their numbers to increase their survival rate.

This is the path that insects in every world are taking, and the insects of entropy are no exception.

After a period of incubation, the eggs of the entropy worms will hatch into larvae.

The larva is the second stage in the life cycle of the entropy worm. After hatching from the egg, the larva will continuously feed for energy and nutrition.

They go through multiple molting stages, gradually increasing in size with each molt until they reach their final size.

This stage is a critical period for the growth of the entropy worm. The larvae mainly feed on the leaves of plants and usually choose the leaves of the host plant for feeding.

Entropy worms are also very vulnerable in the larval stage. At this time, they will become the prey of most predators because they are slow in movement, dull in perception, and rich in nutrients. No predator will refuse such high-quality and easy-to-catch prey.

At this stage, most of the Entropy Worm larvae will be eliminated, but due to their large numbers, some will survive and proceed to the next stage.

When the larvae of the entropy worms grow to a certain size, they will choose a suitable place and form an outer shell called a "pupa".

"Pupa" is a dormant stage during which the Entropy Worm undergoes physical transformation and reorganization. In the pupa, the larva's body disappears and turns into a mass of chaotic pus, which in turn gradually differentiates into various parts of the adult, including wings, antennae, and mouthparts.

During this stage, their bodies change from order to disorder, and then from disorder back to order.

This was also the first time that creatures like the Entropy Worm came into contact with the laws of "chaos"...

(End of this chapter)