old dream

Chapter 210 Anonymous Author

When the time approached the two-hour safety line, Ke Lin's consciousness really began to fluctuate, and numerous distracting thoughts began to surge up, which was difficult to calm down.He didn't dare to stay here for a long time, even if he was full of curiosity about the reorganized Urju Hell.

More in-depth exploration is left for the next time.

Two minutes after Hilpert left, Colin immediately returned to zero to clear the influence and returned to the material frequency.

He opened his eyes and saw the wooden ceiling with an angle, and he was still sitting on the chair in the attic.

I opened the curtains and glanced at the angle between the two moons, and found that the night was not too deep.He raised his watch to check the time, it was eleven thirty.

Although I silently counted nearly 45 heartbeats (two hours) in the imaginary world, only [-] minutes have passed in reality, a difference of nearly three times.

But judging from Lantern Girl's experience this week, the time difference between the two worlds is fourteen times different for her.

If even the most common parameter of time cannot be unified under the difference of subjective feelings, then how can people measure various movements in the virtual world.

Colin didn't continue to think about it.To be able to complete the covenant with the dead in one go and get Hilpert out of trouble, this trip to the imaginary world was really smooth and unexpected.

However, although the two concerns were settled, there were still many things waiting for him to do.

According to Colin's strong intuition, the most important thing among all things is to figure out his "blood power" as soon as possible.

It can also be seen from Bohr's reaction that before he lost his memory, he had already had a strong connection with the blood power.

Ten years ago, the Senalese royal family had won that war, while Lenz Dallozzo had lost.

Although in the eight years before that, various newspapers had published dozens of news of Lenz's death, the last news he left was also a news of death.But Colin vaguely felt that this time it was true.

In the archives of the municipal library, the April 621 newspaper said: The guerrillas formed by Lenz were wiped out, and he himself was shot to death in a remote valley.

A month after this event, the new king was enthroned, and the whole of Senal was at last at peace.

Perhaps because of the loss of Lenz's protection, Colin's memory was also destroyed precisely because of his downfall.

And the person who set a seal on himself, no matter who he is... What kind of attitude does "he" have towards his own power?
Ke Lin suddenly thought, if "he" wanted to erase or hide this power, why didn't he just kill himself?
Maybe "he" thinks that even death can't solve this problem.

Beyond the horizon of the material world, for the entire world, death simply means expulsion from one's own coordinates.

And if he dies, the "teacher" who was imprisoned under the heart shell will also be released again.

Pohl had mentioned "that thing that follows you," and that was probably what he was referring to.

There must be at least one of the blood power and the "teacher" that can only be solved with a seal.

Or both.

But faced with such a difficult problem, will "he" just set a seal, and naively leave nothing behind, allowing himself to take everything back?

And if he left an early warning mechanism, what would be the triggering condition?

No matter what it is, as I grow up step by step, the dangers I faced back then may return at any time.

Then let him come.

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Colin didn't take Craigie back to the ancestral house right away. Apart from the fact that the house hadn't been repaired properly, there was actually another reason.

Now there is a dusty suitcase in the corner of his desk.The age of the suitcase is unknown, and the surface has long been chapped due to aging.However, the handwritten notes inside were well preserved. Some pages were glued together, but most of them could still be separated, and the ink marks were generally clear.

Dallozzo's ancestral home has collapsed with a huge hole due to a fight on the roof not long ago.Colin called workers to repair the almost buried first floor.As a result, a few days ago, there was a small episode in the construction.

In addition to the two existing basements, someone discovered a small cellar, which is small in size and should only be used to store tools or wine barrels.

This small cellar is a common structure in Sindhilian mansions.But I don't know whether it is intentional or unintentional, it has been well covered up, and it has not been opened for an unknown period of time.

Now it is exposed because of the falling of heavy objects.

The suitcase containing a large number of notes was hidden in this cellar.

Colin had a vague feeling that if Craigie knew of the existence of this suitcase, it would probably have been disposed of long ago.

After his transformation of the mansion, apart from the family portraits in the corridor, it is impossible to find any written materials related to Dallozzo's predecessors.

It stands to reason that every generation of Dallozzo attaches great importance to education, and all members are literate, at least they should have left a lot of letters.

Craigie has always been proud of this surname, but nervously wants to erase any trace of the specific life of any member, leaving only the empty faces in those portraits.

These days, Colin has read several notes in the suitcase.They span a long period of time, and some of them are made of parchment and some of them are papyrus.Binding, handwriting and fonts also vary.But without exception, they all have the same theme.

night people.

Some of the notes included sketches with solid foundations, clearly showing Yemin's facial features through proportions, and even sketches of skulls and some body bones, to compare them with the humans in the Central Continent one by one. kind of difference.

Ke Lin frowned, because the appearance of the so-called Yemin made him quite familiar.

"...According to the folklore, the night folk landed in the Central Continent with the 'Grey Clan'. Since then, they have been regarded as the minions of the Gray People and have been hated for many years."

"In view of the fact that the 'gray invasion' itself may be a pseudo-history, the true origin of the night people is also unreliable. However, according to the available materials, it is roughly certain that they appeared at least at the end of the old calendar, before the beginning of the dark age On the east coast of the mainland..."

"Coincidentally, this is also about ten to twenty years before the chapters of the 'Ashmolean Collection' were written."

"The Ashmolean literature group is regarded as the origin of modern mysticism and an important text that changed human history. Its influence has lasted for more than [-] years. The general view in the academic circle today is: Saint King Elgard is absolutely Not its sole author. There are also a large number of anonymous writers who use their names to spread their own theories."

"...The formation of the Sacred King School is considered to be the result of the exchanges between the major civilizations within the Allied Forces at that time."

"But before Anhe, going back to the Urju dynasty of the demons, and then to the lighthouse library where scholars from many places gathered in Nale, and even flogging Udir, a barbarian in the centers of major civilizations, this kind of communication spans the entire Middle Continent It's not uncommon to..."

"Any previous major exchanges have stagnated or even regressed. Only the first generation of saint kings has made a breakthrough."

"Apart from the direct threat of the Grays, the only difference between the Ankh at that time and their predecessors was the presence of the Nightmen."

"Therefore, there is reason to speculate that part of the source of modern occultism may come from the so-called 'non-human race'."

"It is not even ruled out that some of the night people are one of the 'anonymous writers' of the Ashmolean literature."

(End of this chapter)