Lord of the Silver Crow

Yago carefully confirmed that it was indeed the Yalf language.

But why does the Yalf language appear here?

Isn't this... "The World in the Book"? Is there a mirror world related to the "sea of ​​ignorance"?

From all the information he learned, Attila even clearly told him that "the world in the book" is the "sea of ​​ignorance."

And the Yalf language.....

Church, Rose Church.

The Yalf language is a divine text derived from the Rose Church.

Although the source of the divine text is not "words made by the extraordinary races after receiving divine revelation", this statement has not been confirmed in the case that everything has been greatly subverted, but from this perspective, it belongs to the rose path. .

The material world is "the kingdom of the goddess", the "sea of ​​flesh and blood indulging in everything."

Yago still remembers everything described by the "dancing girl" who mentioned the "pillar of life" and the "sacrifice of the Dera Empire" in the mechanical city of Wawe.

That strange, like a "world tree", like a description of the world structure of Norse mythology.

Although everything experienced at that time has not been confirmed by anyone else, no evidence has been obtained from various intelligences. On the contrary, Attila's description and the description of the **** emperor are side proofs of all this.

The material world is a mirror world, a mirror world known as the "Sea of ​​Flesh" and "Blood Banquet".

The world in the book and the sea of ​​ignorance are also mirrored worlds.

Judging from the various information he has obtained, the power of different channels cannot be used in different mirror worlds.

For example, in the world in the book, the power of his probabilistic pathway and the necromantic pathway have been suppressed, and only the cognitive power possessed by the sequence shift can be preserved.

This point should be inseparable from the world in the book as the source of the power of the "secret" approach.

This situation is the same in the established lake and the machine city...

No, it's not right.

Yago thought slightly.

The mirror world he went to experience was precisely divided into two categories.

The first category is to suppress the power of other channels besides the corresponding channels.

The second category is a world that will continue to erode the assimilation target and transform the target into a corresponding path.

The first category, such as the world in this book, such as "Eternal Nightmare", or... the ruined temple?

Yago was slightly taken aback.

He suddenly remembered the ruined temple where the bell tower stood.

The second category is that there is no such thing as suppressing the ability of other channels, or it is suppressed in the form of "erosion", continuously eroding and continuously assimilating the target.

For example...that machine city...

No, should we say "fantasy world"?

In that mechanical city, Yago saw the utopian scene that many people had hoped for, which had not been realized in his previous life.

It's just in the form of machinery.

The term "utopia" originally meant "utopia" and "ideal country" in his previous world.

And the grand social scene seen in Machine City, the ideal society that many people yearn for...

Platonic, Hippodamus, Thomas Moore,

Yago quickly shook his head, putting his thoughts aside.

That mechanical kingdom, the "real" Arabella, is manifested in its power by assimilation rather than suppression.

In the same way, if it is classified according to this method, then the "material world" can also be classified.

Yago has never thought that the reason why the material world is the mirror world is that all kinds of power can be used in the material world, and there is no such phenomenon as "erosion" and "assimilation".

but now.....

flesh.

Yago looked at his palm.

Is having flesh and blood a kind of "erosion"? A kind of "assimilation"?

When this idea came up, it was out of control.

"Divine text" can directly evoke the effects of extraordinary power...

What he learned at first, and what he heard from Uncle Sander, was--

"Divine texts are words produced from divine revelation and represent the power of gods"

And from the current point of view...

Does the "sacred text" come from the power of the "god" or the power of the "mirror world"?

But no matter what, it must be related to the corresponding path and the source of power of the corresponding path—the mirror world.

Some Beyonders of the corresponding path can use magic-like spells by chanting divine texts.

This situation is also a side proof.

Under this kind of logic, in the mirror world of "world in book", which corresponds to another approach, why would there be Alfvin that should correspond to "material world" and "blood banquet forest"?

No... just words, and there is no reason why it is impossible...

"Divine text" itself is only a method of attracting momentum, and only by "reciting the divine text" and writing divine texts and injecting "pollution" can the force be truly attracted.

Yago rejected the preconceived idea that "because of the exclusiveness of the mirror world, divine texts cannot appear in the non-corresponding mirror world".

Moreover, this can also be proved from the side of the state of the material world——

There are various divine texts and powers in the material world.

However, he is still not sure whether the "material world", this "sea of ​​flesh and blood" and the "forest of blood banquet" itself have the characteristic of "tolerance".

At the very beginning, he heard--

"The goddess embraces everything and accepts all living beings."

Thinking about it now, the "special" of the "mirror world" of the material world compared with other mirror worlds is also a side evidence.

Although this evidence is not sufficient.

His eyes fell on the "poems" on the wall.

"We have reached this point, and the scripts of the past are vivid."

"The empire rises, flourishes, and sinks."

"People pass away from generation to generation, regardless of strength."

"The flames of disaster have destroyed one country after another, and the new births are alternated. It is hard to count.

"However, the huge rolling forward wheel will never stop."

"The end will finally come."

Doomsday prophecy?

To be honest, this kind of doomsday is really a "bad street" in various myths.

Norse mythological gods at dusk, Sumerian annihilation flood, Egyptian gods doomsday judgment, influenced by Sumer and Egypt, Hebrew flood ark, Tianmou religion doomsday judgment.

Going east, there is a co-worker from the heavenly dynasty who knocked down the mountain, and India also has the myth of the end of drought.

Further to America, the Aztec mythology has the doomsday myth of the destruction and rebirth of the sun.

Floods, droughts, and storms, according to Yago's understanding, in the ancient times when knowledge was scarce, the most likely factor in the myth of the end of the day was climate, a disaster that could have a large-scale impact on life.

In addition, primitive religions are biased towards intimidation, and doomsday legends can be said to be very common in various myths, especially among those oblique and religious, there is basically one.

However, the question is, why are there such types of poems here?