Having gone through the holographic tablet’s immersion, he wasn’t too surprised by the disk, but Sanders was unaware; Sanders still assumed Angel, like him, was first encountering the disk.
Thus, despite it being a performance, Angel still had to reenact the operation process, best accompanied by the appropriate unexpected expressions.
Angel thought to himself as he used his finger to tap the button on the page.
Upon tapping the button, a budding sprout appeared in front of him.
The sprout had two new green leaves with tiny hairs, each leaf corresponding to a button.
The button on the left leaf read in common script: Tree Group Early Development Edition.
The button on the right read: Mother Tree Forum.
"Quite rudimentary," Angel muttered to himself, noticing that compared to the splendid holographic tablet desktop, this was indeed too simplistic.
Angel pressed the "Tree Group Early Development Edition" button, and the page immediately switched.
The switched-out scene was still very basic, displaying a dialogue box without visible lines.
Angel was pondering how to appear surprised with such a simple dialogue box when the next second, he was stunned.
It wasn’t that the dialogue box had any special function, but he was simply drawn in by the constantly emerging content on the chat interface.
On the interface, a tan bubble emerged: Baruba didn’t expect that sir has his unique insights. By the way, secretly asking, who is the black bubble above?
Unique insights? What’s that about?
Angel kept pulling the chat interface upward, finally piecing together some truth.
Initially, a sky-blue bubble spoke: Is the little savage here?
Tan bubble: Not here, I believe he left the Wilderness of Dreams. Does sir have something to discuss with him?
Sky-blue bubble: That guy revealed the tree group matter to Angel...
Sky-blue bubble: I reminded repeatedly not to leak the development edition matter!
Pink-green bubble: So not even Lord Pat can be informed?
Sky-blue bubble: I was going to surprise him, sigh, now it’s ruined. What’s more important is that this is still such a rudimentary version!
Tan bubble: Mr. Jon, I actually think it’s already quite exquisite.
Sky-blue bubble: ...Your aesthetics have reached the level of Tullas, I have nothing to say.
Most of the following chat content involved the tan bubble talking to itself, with occasional interaction from the pink-green bubble.
From the chat record, Angel understood that the sky-blue bubble was Jon, the tan bubble was Kudodo, and the pink-green bubble was Babaya.
Apparently, when Jon had been clicking the disc earlier, he was likely complaining to Kudodo and Babaya.
Notably, a black bubble appeared during this short chat, very conspicuous with white text on a black background, but inside the bubble was simply a symbol representing a question.
Judging by the time the black bubble appeared, Angel estimated it was likely from Sanders.
"The tree group hasn’t yet solved the registration issue and can’t display identifiers, so we can only distinguish by color bubbles. The specific color presented is decided by the mother tree network itself... Although I haven’t sensed any awareness in the mother tree network, it seems to possess some kind of logic, which was keenly captured by the two Kulakuka Tribespeople, leading to the current basic presentation of the tree group and forum functions," Jon explained as Angel kept scrolling up, roughly discerning that he was reading the chat log, so he shared some information.
He also identified which people each bubble color represented.
Angel tentatively sent a character using his mind.
The chat interface immediately displayed a golden bubble, with content representing an exclamation symbol.
Unlike the previous bubbles of other colors, the golden bubble shone brightly, as if it came with special glitter effects.
Tan bubble: Who’s this... Just from the color, I can feel an extraordinary aura, shaking with fear.
Pink-green bubble: I feel like it might be...
Tan bubble: I also think it might be... Lord Pat...
Angel didn’t say more but closed the tree group chat and clicked on the other leaf of the budding sprout: Mother Tree Forum.
The forum was as simple as the chat interface, with bubbles floating up. However, these bubbles were larger and accommodated more characters.
But in the entire forum, currently, there was only one color of large bubbles: sky-blue.
Sky-blue large bubbles indicated that only Jon had posted anything on the forum.
Angel clicked on a post titled "Overview and Detailed Rules of New City Planning" and found it to be a long article, all of Jon’s visions for the new city, along with detailed descriptions.
There were comments below the article, the topmost comment being Jon’s own lament: Unable to display images, too frustrating.
The second comment, however, was a thank you from a dark blue bubble. According to Jon’s previous description, the dark blue bubble represented Baruba.
Evidently, this bubble post was written by Jon specifically for Baruba.
Angel looked at other bubbles, which were mostly Jon’s ideas for the surface network and some topics he was researching. Among them, under one mathematical topic, there was even a comment from a black bubble expressing admiration.
This admiration was likely left by Sanders when he was browsing earlier.
After reviewing the tree group and the Mother Tree Forum, Angel roughly understood the situation and was about to share his thoughts when two light spots suddenly drifted onto the budding sprout interface.
One of the light spots drilled into the tree group, and the other into the forum.
Angel wasn’t sure what these light spots were, so he opened the tree group and found that there was an additional pale green bubble in the chat bar.
The content written inside the bubble was not in a common language but rather a strange pattern.
Although he didn’t recognize the pattern, when he focused his mind on it, he could understand its meaning:
Pale green bubble: Huh, where is this place?
After a while, the tan bubble and pink-green bubble silently typed a row of: ...