This Text Simulation had finally come to a true end.
A prompt from the Simulator resounded within Milton Cheney's mind.
Milton chose to ignore these sounds.
Memories were successfully retained.
To Milton, these memories seemed somewhat unfamiliar.
After all, he had opted to skip the text process.
Yet even so, he digested these somewhat unfamiliar memories very quickly and effortlessly.
Milton had made progress in Realm Deduction.
This was inevitable.
If there had been no improvement, Milton would not have initiated this simulation.
Each Text Simulation yielded roughly similar results.
The insights gained from Deduction of Realms were significantly different.
However, the extent of improvement was not very different.
Memory digestion was complete.
The Text Simulation was thoroughly concluded.
This simulation had not enabled Milton to break through the second Limit.
This, too, was an inevitable outcome.
