"It is destiny that you will stand on our side"

Charlotte's memories spanning more than twenty years were projected in Jonathan's mind all at once. It was like watching a movie, but the playback speed of this movie was incredibly fast. The trivial details in life were blurred, and some significant memories to Charlotte were extraordinarily clear, so clear that Jonathan could sense her emotions at that time from the memories. Moreover, during the projection of the memory, Jonathan was in the first-person perspective, not God's; he was watching her life in Charlotte's identity.

Enduring vast memory in an extremely short period put a significant load on Jonathan.

He woke up from memory, fell to his knees with his head in his hands, his brain throbbing; the scenery in front of him was chaotic, he closed his eyes, and the electronic eye stopped transmitting the external scene to the brain, which brought some relief.