@Milly_Rocking_Bandit
"You know that it is a nano-sized semi-organic quantum computer assembly, but <Alder's> ability is to break the power that makes the computers assemble with each other. It has the ability to break down the essentially indestructible body of <ASURA> into its smallest fragments, sub-molecular sized particles, and cause it to cease to exist."
"I don't understand," Ciel stirred restlessly, sitting next to Serf. "are you saying that his body disappearing like a mist is what we saw? So, is that what happened to you, big brother? Or rather your consciousness, at that time? Was it decomposed or something?"
"The <ASURA> body defines its existence by the self-awareness of the installed AI," Serf replied. "Alder's ability to disassemble the body also included the ability to disassemble the <ASURA-AI>, the subjective consciousness that controls the body's variability, self-repair, and form. Rather than decomposition, I should say it was dispersed. The human consciousness cannot recognize a body that has been broken down to the size of a particle as 'self'. On the contrary, the components of the <ASURA> body that has been broken down to the size of particles regain their original quantum nature and diffuse everywhere, in all dimensions, and across all possibilities. As a result, the self-consciousness also diffuses, and the unity of personality cannot be maintained. In very simple terms, the personality and the body will disappear, at least from this material world."
They glanced towards Sera, who was scrunching up the blanket in seriousness,
"Perhaps Sera's diffusion inside the self-enclosed <EGG> was similar to this. I, Serf, a personality, was like a fragmented hologram, a faint shadow on the particles of the diffused <ASURA> body, but still maintaining the whole image. However, each fragment did not maintain a clear enough outline to have a will or act as a personality. They are purely 'observers'--omnipresent in time and space, who see everything and all possibilities, but cannot act on their own accord due to having no ego."
Breaking off, Serf looks at Sera. She was biting her lower lip invisibly and pulling a blanket over her shoulders. A kind of understanding ran through both of them. In the world of the Goddess, the omniscient and omnipotent being that Sera had once been, Serf was there too. Sera turned her head and averted her gaze.
"After I disappeared, I could see everything that everyone was doing," Serf continued.
And ofc, the rest after is the same as you requested that time.
