Mystery: The New Dark Emperor Arrives

Chapter 363 The History of Blood and Tears of the Elves
Hobert explained: "The fourth dimension is certainly not length, width and height, but an additional dimension on the basis of length, width and height. In that dimension, we are like paper men in three dimensions.

"However, when we think about it, we can travel through closed spaces when we are in the spirit world, so the fourth dimension must be able to easily jump out of the other three dimensions.

"It's as if we draw a circle on paper. If there are two-dimensional creatures, the circle is an insurmountable barrier for the creatures inside.

"But if there is a third dimension, we only need to walk normally to step out of a circle on the ground."

Alger exclaimed: "This is a new discovery with strong logic, it, its theory seems to be very mature."

Hobert smiled and shook his head: "In short, in the face of this two-dimensional space, we have to go around, as you saw just now, as long as we enter it, there will be no thickness when we come out, and we will become paper figures gone."

This reminded him of a classic science fiction novel he read in the AD era.

Alger nodded, but then he had a new question: "Why didn't we feel the damage from the dimension when we returned to the real world from the spirit world?"

Hobert smiled and said: "That's because we have returned from high-dimensional to low-dimensional, high-dimensional can accommodate low-dimensional, just like there are planes in the real world, so we enter higher dimensions, as low-dimensional We are not harmed by dimensions.

"But when a high-dimensional creature enters a low-dimensional space, such as the two of us entering the two-dimensional space in front, then we will lose thickness. I don't know if there is a way to restore it. Anyway, I haven't thought of a way to restore it."

The two chatted about this issue while avoiding the two-dimensional space in front of them.

Alger was a little strange: "Where do these two-dimensional spaces come from? Theoretically speaking, the spirit world is a high-dimensional space, but I have never heard of any place corresponding to a two-dimensional space."

Hobert was also a little puzzled: "This doesn't seem to be a product of the fusion and distortion of the real world and the spiritual world."

Where did it come from, he didn't want to understand.

These two-dimensional spaces are not difficult to bypass, and they have no sign of expansion, just like fruit particles in jelly, which are obviously different from the surrounding space, but they have nothing to do with each other.

As the two detoured, they also tried to stay away from the fog as much as possible. Although the fog looked harmless, who knew what was going on inside the fog.

You can explore the area outside the fog today, and it will not be too late to explore the area inside the fog when you have time.

Until noon, they came to the front of the mountain in the center of the island. At the foot of the mountain, they found a freshwater stream and some long-abandoned elf ruins.

At the same time, they saw a palace-like building. This building had a typical elf style, and it seemed to be relatively well preserved.

The two of them had prepared for a long time, and they both brought some food and water. At this time, they each had a simple lunch and took a short rest before starting to explore the hall.

After entering the main hall, Hobert discovered that it should be a temple, with a dusty altar and statues in the middle, and murals on the surrounding walls.

It's just that the statue is very strange, it is a crystal-like structure with many angles and edges, and some mystic symbols are engraved on each side of it, as if each side represents a different meaning.

Hobert was stunned for a while before asking Alger: "Have you ever seen this kind of statue? Is this a statue?"

Could this be an abstract image of the "Elf King"?

Alger shook his head: "I've never seen such a belief."

Then Hobert was attracted by the murals on the wall, the order of the murals was from left to right, one after another.

The first is a battle scene. The main figure of the mural is an elf king with pointed ears and blue hair. He rides the waves, is wrapped in a storm, and holds a lightning spear.

Hobert thinks this should be the image of the Elf King, who is leading the elves to fight against the dragon, and this should depict a war in the Second Epoch.

It seems that the elves living on this island have a long history, and the second picture is the elf king, fighting against the stalwart figure exuding sunshine.

Alger guessed, "That's, that's the Eternal Blazing Sun? No, it's the ancient sun god?"

Hobert nodded and went to look at the next mural, which turned out to be a scene of purgatory on earth. A group of people holding a cross and shining light from the other hand were hunting the elves.

Some elves were decapitated, some elf women were being insulted, and some elves had their heads cut off and hung on spears, like a declaration or a deterrent.

This is definitely the dark history of the ancient sun god, but Hobert thinks this should be the truth of history. When the spiritual leader and power leader of a race fall at the same time, most of the elves should be slaughtered or enslaved.

After all, although the ancient sun god is much more rational than the ancient god, he must still have a twisted and crazy side, and his divinity is greater than human nature, so he will not stop his followers from carrying out such massacres.

Only some elves fled to some islands to survive under the protection of the saints.

Hobert didn't think it was cruel, because before this, human beings were the ones who were enslaved and slaughtered.

The next mural is of the elves doing some cursing, and on the other side the sun is setting on the ground.

After pondering for a while, Hobert realized that the elves on this island believed that their curse caused the ancient sun god to fall. They may also know that such an idea is a bit far-fetched, but it is more refreshing for them to draw it this way.

A stone door separated the murals. Hobert passed through the stone door and continued to look down. On the new mural, a leader of the elves led the elves to fight against a group of people wearing the costumes of the Church of Storms.

Alger's heart froze when he saw this mural. Although the costumes of the Church of Storms on the mural were obviously different from the present one, he certainly knew that it represented the members of the Church of Storms.

He did not expect such a history.

Hobert believes that this battle should have taken place in the Fourth Epoch. It is said that there were still many elves in the sea at that time, but by the time of the Fifth Epoch, the elves and giants basically disappeared.

Of course, they will not disappear for no reason. It is a "History of the Rise of Humanity", whether it is on the land or on the sea, humans have become the undisputed protagonists, and the remaining elves can only escape to this kind of horizon Same island life.

Looking down, the history of this group of elves did not end here. Suddenly, one day the sea suddenly became violent. The elves held a scepter and a saint with a golden ring, and blocked the violence of the sea around the island. , forming a spectacle like a railway.

Immediately afterwards, the saint holding the scepter seemed to hear a voice from the void.

(End of this chapter)