Amy and Victor were his childhood companions, and together they got accepted into this university.
A streamlined hover car silently slid past them, the breeze it stirred moving the tips of his hair.
Jeming looked at the tech-filled vehicle, with deep-seated confusion in his gaze.
"It's too real... And why this environment?" he thought to himself.
Illusion Technique... or rather, the core of various Mental Control technologies lies in making the fake seem real, often constructing environments familiar to the subject to reduce the sense of incongruity.
Yet the world before his eyes, although reminiscent of sci-fi works from his previous life.
Its details and atmosphere were not the "familiar" that he had personally experienced.
Why did the Plane construct a world that was not "absolutely familiar" to him?
Is it to reduce the investigation risks that a sense of déjà vu brings, or is there another deeper meaning?
