I'm trapped in a block

Chapter 1185 Backsliding
No matter how it is broken and reassembled, split and aggregated, disappears and reappears, the total mass of the cube is limited.

After the "world was destroyed" time and time again, although the reappearing scenes became more and more bizarre, Mo Ling discovered that the "scope" of these scenes was gradually shrinking.

There used to be forests and snow-capped mountains, but now there are only some small irregular areas. Those lights, shadows, matrices, and nebulae are more like small-scale scenes presented because there is not enough construction ability. Some single structures are used to fill the environment, exchanging quality for quantity.

“It’s becoming increasingly monotonous…”

When the forest was originally being built, some blocks would "play" useless stones and small piles of dirt. The blocks used to construct trees were also used in large quantities, and all the details were simulated very realistically. At that time, Mo Ling, even if he had never played the game of building blocks, could recognize some objects.

But now, the use of blocks has begun to become "economical", even a little stingy, and some details have begun to be ignored.

It’s like there were more than ten blocks of different sizes, and you had to consider the function of each block when using them, and think about making use of those unused blocks. But now, there are only two blocks left, and even making a "shape" is a difficult task. You can only think of some tricks to make some abstract things.

And now the scenes around us are obviously very abstract.

The way blocks are joined together is becoming more and more "material-saving", with no more attention to detail and no more extra blocks used to modify imperfections.

“As long as the shape is up to standard, that’s fine.”

The current overlap seems to follow this principle.

Although Mo Ling had no experience in building blocks, he could still notice the change from complex to simple.

He originally thought that the world was becoming increasingly incomprehensible and confusing, and intended to "confuse" Li Luo in this way.

But then, he discovered something else: the number of blocks was decreasing.

The scenes began to shrink in proportion, and the presentation of the world began to be confined to small areas.

That kind of deliberate blur is only a last resort, and it is necessary to use blur to make up for the lack of block quantity.

The block storm is raging not because the world is becoming "chaotic", but because there are not enough blocks, which results in a larger workload for each block, making them "busy" and running around in different scenes. They are needed in every place, so they have to speed up and move between various construction sites.

The insufficient number results in blurry scenes and accelerated block movement.

Mo Ling thought of the scenes of the cube breaking and reorganizing again and again, and suddenly had a bold idea: "Could it be that every time the cube breaks and reorganizes, the total mass of the cube will decrease?"

This seems to be enough to explain the current situation. If the mass of these blocks is really decreasing, there will always be a time when they are insufficient. At that time, these blocks will completely become scattered "building blocks" because they cannot construct a reasonable scene, and this building block game will be over!

Thinking of this, Mo Ling finally felt relieved.

This place is really wrong. Li Luo is also trapped in his memories. If all the blocks here disappear, Li Luo can also be freed from his memories and no longer have to "escape" all the time...

“I hope things will turn out the way I imagined.”

Mo Ling took a deep breath, extended his vision into the storm, and observed the changes in this world.

Sure enough, after several reorganizations, the scene became even narrower. Mo Ling's vision could even reach the edge of the scene. The constructed scenes had shrunk to a certain degree of distortion, becoming more like models rather than real things.

This is an unavoidable compromise. If you want to build a complete scene, you can only choose this method if the quality is insufficient.

“They’ve run out of tricks.”

Regardless of why these blocks are here, they will be gone soon.

When the total mass is reduced to zero, no matter what the scene is, it cannot be built.

Mo Ling felt more relieved and continued to wait.

The reorganization of the world began to become more and more difficult. All the blocks were running around busily, and the storm became more violent, but it was just a last-ditch effort. Although it seemed violent, it was actually on the verge of complete collapse.

The constructed scenes have begun to look a bit "crudely made", and the combined objects are becoming more and more abstract and blurred. Several random blocks are piled together to form a rough shape. There are no decorative details and no beauty that complements each other. They can only exist alone.

Just like a child grabbing a few blocks and stacking them together blindly, this game of building blocks has reached its final stage, and the few remaining blocks can no longer be combined into meaningful shapes.

The abstract "artworks" that are left in the end can only serve as decoration. The qualities that they want to express can no longer be expressed. The scene is monotonous and boring. The reconstructed objects are left with only a vague "shape" and the "meaning" has been completely lost.

During the final struggle of these blocks, Mo Ling saw Li Luo's figure again. She still maintained an indifferent expression, and her lips recited quickly.

Even if the things made of those blocks are so abstract that it is hard to tell what they are, she can still say their names at the first sight.

Mo Ling looked at Li Luo and suddenly thought of a possibility:
“Maybe when Li Luo first started to build blocks, he also built these abstract things…”

A young child, with a few blocks, randomly built what he had in mind... Even if he had a very rich imagination, he couldn't use it in such cramped conditions. He could only clumsily use unfamiliar building techniques to build strange and crude creations.

There was still a silvery-white light flashing in Li Luo's eyes. As the number of blocks became fewer and fewer, the silvery-white lines in her eyes also decreased, and her pupils looked much dimmer.

Her hair was still like strands of metallic thread, dancing in the final storm.

Although I don’t know why Li Luo became like this, if the game ends, she should return to normal, right?

Mo Ling had hope in his heart, but he couldn't help much and could only watch blankly... Watching Li Luo destroy the newly appeared scene again, it was like destroying himself who was building the building blocks at the beginning.

As the scenes became more and more simple, Li Luo also changed from an experienced person who could build wonderful scenes to a novice who was touching blocks for the first time.

She followed her memories backwards and returned to her younger self.

She watched her younger self build the dilapidated scene bit by bit, then reached out her hand and ruthlessly tore everything down.

(End of this chapter)