A Pop Up Restaurant in the Jungle? Logical [Open]

"Er, no, that's not... quite it. Basically you have to know the balance and make sure to never cross a line that shouldn't be crossed. You're trying to temper someone, not break them. Hammer away, but if you break them, well, repairing gonna be harder than anything. In a situation where you need to survive, sometimes by getting you used to such situation where failure is not an option, you can survive far better."

Valt listened to Kazuo's rebuttal, but he thought it's pretty much the same. "Yeah, it's the same. Sometimes some Digimon have a switch. Now, what caused this switch is still not quite understood. Some says that it might be their wild instinct, survival instinct... or something like an alternate personality they have yet understood. Either way, it's not something that... is so out of norm so to say?"

Why is it not so surprising?

"I just know of it before and the chance of world intersecting is close to none perhaps," Valt answered. "Because to cross worlds you need to abandon your physical form. Which means... you'll be broken down into data, based on the distance. Returning is almost impossible... and "complete disintegration" is not a mere joke. If you're completely disintegrated... not a single piece of your information will exist anymore. People think of crossing worlds, but it's so, so, so hard. Unless you have a very strong ego and some kind of assisted transfer, you won't be able to cross possibilities."

Valt then draw a dot on a piece of paper.

"This is dot, first axis."

then put two dots and connect them.

"This is line, second axis."

then draw a cube out of it

"and this is our world at its surface, third axis. Displacement at third axis means you're moving three dimensionally. Movement at second axis means you're moving in one direction. Up until here it's quite easy to understand, right? How about this?" he set the paper on fire.

"The fire slowly spreads, right? That's fourth axis: Time. Past, present, future, we're always moving in the fourth axis. Freezing the fourth asix is time stop, but can we quite understand that? It's a little bit hard. Especially art of looking toward the future, it's very hard. You'll probably get a headache. But then imagine this: I didn't burn the paper, I freeze it instead to prove to you about fourth axis movement. That's fifth axis: Possibility.

To move from this possibility to another you need to pretty much abandon your current body, be nothing but information. Effectively, you're "dead". But what if the transfer is successful? Well... you will end up getting memory you had no idea where from in the new world. Something like that I guess."