Among the few theoretical lessons that Adam had attended at Layton Academy, there just so happened to be one on memory implantation.

It wasn't that he wanted to learn about this, but the lesson was mandator as it concerned the most fundamental laws. It was considered to be a serious crime for adapters to alter other people's memories for no just cause.

On the flip side, this lesson wasn't all that important because the majority of adapters didn't possess the ability to alter other people's memories, so most of the students didn't pay much attention to this lesson.

Regardless of whether it was Adam, Shae, Nie Yiyi, Hook, or even any of the opponents that Adam had encountered in the past, none of them possessed the ability to alter the memories of others.

This was an ability that was just as rare as it was prohibited.

The logic behind this was that an integral part of one's identity was their memories. Essentially, a person's past...