Mystery: Order and Disorder

"White Tower-Herabergen?"

After a pause for a second, Grelint revealed the mystery with a title that matched his identity.

This is obvious. First of all, its characteristics are very similar to the "Reader" pathway. Second, the text on its title page is in dragon language, and it must be so high that in addition to Trenzost, there are only Adam, Amon, a The true God knows the details - although this is only a guess by Trenzost, the word he uses is "probably".

At least Roselle lying in the tomb should know about it, but Trenzost doesn't know of his existence.

Without waiting for Him to confirm, Grelint explained to himself:

"I remember that you happened to decipher a part of the high-sequence potion formula of the 'Reader' pathway from the 'Slate of Blasphemy', and Adam and Amon hold the second and first 'Slate of Blasphemy'... um, So this thing has something to do with the Sequence 1 of the 'Reader' pathway or the rite of passage?

I guess it should be the latter? "

The relevant knowledge of Sequence 1 may be known by the Pope of the Church of the God of Knowledge and Wisdom.

And other existences who have seen the "blasphemy slate", maybe some people just happened to be interested in it and interpreted the corresponding knowledge, but Trensost was so confident that Grelint didn't want to attack him.

Grelint's explanation and guesswork directly approached the final result, but it shocked Trensost quite a bit. He was stunned for a few seconds, and then he said dully:

"Yes, Your Highness, your guess is completely correct."

You're really a sublime being a "judge". Why do you want to show off your knowledge just like the group of people from the Church of Knowledge and Wisdom?

Shaking his head, Grelint said:

"It's because you've given enough hints... so what does this Sealed Artifact say?"

His remarks made Trenzost feel a lot better. He said a little depressedly:

"I actually don't know the complete incarnation ceremony of the 'White Tower'. I only deciphered part of it at the time, and got hints such as 'knowledge' and 'measurement', so I guessed that this notebook was the incarnation of Hrabergen. product of the ritual."

Find a way to measure knowledge? No, it shouldn't be that simple. But this has nothing to do with Grelint, he is more concerned about:

"So this thing was sent to me by Herabergen? What's his purpose? Invest?"

He won't think it's just a coincidence, because the Sequence 4 of the "Reader" pathway is called "The Prophet" and has a certain authority to predict the future, then the "White Tower" at the top of the Sequence will definitely be able to discover the abnormality of his soul...even himself At that time, when he passed through the barrier without any power and entered the earth, he might have found himself. After all, the kingdom of the seven gods is in the astral world, blocking the barrier loopholes.

The "White Tower" known as "Omniscient", the "God of Knowledge and Wisdom" of the true God personality, except for the "secret" of the true God level, Grelint didn't even know there was any knowledge that he did not know.

Ancient civilization? maybe.

Speaking of which, this one is also very helpful to Klein... With multiple bets, no matter who succeeds, it won't be a loss? Or could he vaguely foresee the outcome?

...

When thinking like this, you should sit on a stool and tap your fingers on the table unhurriedly.

The train of thought suddenly deviated, Grelint thought so, and by the way, he cast his consciousness to a high position, and manipulated the yellow fog to condense a gorgeous huge golden throne in this strange space, full of various gems, just in " Below the "Duke of Entropy" Beyonder characteristic, there is a **** sun. In front of it is a long brass table, with 7 and 8 straight-backed chairs on both sides, some of which have higher backs, exaggerated more than 3 meters, only lower than the ones behind Grelint. There are huge jewel thrones, and some are only thirty or forty centimeters back, and the style of each chair is obviously different.

Looking at the scene with satisfaction, Grelint sat on his own golden gem throne and said to Trenzost with a smile:

"Well, it's more decent to sit like this. You should also sit down and talk."

In my heart, I thought to myself:

"It's not bad, although I copied... I borrowed a little from the style of the bronze long table on the Origin Castle, but the style on the Origin Castle seems to be copied from the giant royal court? Everyone, you copy me, and I copy you. There is nothing wrong with it!

Although I won't have anyone here. "

Terenceus glanced at the straight-backed chairs on both sides in particular, gritted his teeth and chose one of the chairs that looked more pleasing to the eye and sat on it, with an imperceptible twist in his expression, and then raised his voice and shouted:

"Your aesthetics are my beliefs!"

Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a disease that needs to be cured!

Grelint glanced at Trenzost, nodded indifferently, and did not respond, but thought out of curiosity:

"Could the potion affect a person's aesthetics?"

Trenzostern is obviously a former "Prince of Sequence Killing", shouldn't he reject this style so much?

...

After the little episode, Grelint lost the desire to think deeply, but returned his attention to the beautiful notebook. He temporarily gave up the idea of ​​speculating on Herabergen, a true **** who lived in the world. Moreover, the true God, who is known for his wisdom, is not something that Grelint can easily see through.

Looking at the exquisite notes in Trensost's hand, he opened his mouth like a memory and explained:

"I remember trying to write some simple knowledge at the angelic level when I first got it, and then it changed a bit. My guess at the time was that giving it enough new knowledge that it didn't know would 'wake up' it This doesn't seem to be a phenomenon that its personality should have?"

To put it simply, the knowledge written at that time was too simple, and it should have been known by Herabergen.

Trensost was still carefully examining the notes here, while shaking his head and explaining:

"The 'White Tower' is omniscient, which does not mean that the by-product of his incarnation ceremony can also be omniscient, and this thing should also seal some secrets, but after all, it involves a true god, so I can't see it through for the time being. "

This is very troublesome, and the King of Angels can't see through it. Grelint frowned deeply, and even tried to give this thing directly to Adam. He should be a little interested in Herabergen's plan?

"So what does it really do? It's just heavy and hard enough?"

Being curious about this, Grelint asked directly, and the answer he got was:

"His Royal Highness, Herabergen should not and cannot be completely cut off from it by now."

"So he can manipulate this note to reveal some knowledge?"

Having said that, Grelint remembered that when he was in the valley where the "Bronze Bell of Order" was located, the text was erased by the escaping power of the source material, and it still persisted in a very tenacious line about it. Knowledge of "Spirituality" and "Divinity", and that was the issue that he was most concerned about after he had just been promoted to Sequence 7 and his spirituality had skyrocketed for unknown reasons.

So it is in a hurry to help me solve the problem?

Seems like a friendly attitude?

"Unfortunately, I usually use '1+1=2' to fill it up, and I never let it automatically emerge knowledge. I can experiment later. Anyway, pure knowledge, knowledge that does not contain power will not cause me any harm influence, after all, the essence of my soul is there."

Trensost first nodded, indicating that Hrabergen could indeed manipulate this secretary to reveal specific knowledge, then shook his head again, and emphasized:

"I suspect it's not just that, He can even manipulate this note to directly manifest the corresponding text to communicate with you unilaterally."

But isn't this thing only about "knowledge"? Writing clutter will kill you!

Grelint opened his mouth and subconsciously wanted to use the known reality to refute, but he turned to a question, that is, if this thing is really just a by-product of the godhood ceremony of Hrabergen, If it is not something that contains Beyonder characteristics, it does not necessarily have negative effects.

"Maybe it's just that Hrabergen doesn't like those who blaspheme knowledge, so he manipulated it and killed the target... It looks like the effect of a sealed object, but it's actually the person behind the sealed object, ah no, it's God who is there operate?"

Thinking of this, Grelint couldn't help but think of his own practice of using it as a brick and a goggle, and he couldn't help feeling a little guilty for a while.

This is no better than Klein's "Grossel Travel Notes". After all, this thing is the product of the godhood ceremony of Hrabergen. Although it may not be important to him at all, compared with other things, the meaning is always insignificant. the same. Forget it, let’s go back and give it to it, just use it to check knowledge... At most, it’s better to use it as a heart guard, not a brick. After all, I didn’t know the real situation before, and it can be said that those who don’t know don’t. Strange, if you still do this now, it is really disrespectful to the gods.

But Herabergen isn't so violent, is it?

It is too cruel to be crushed to death for blaspheming knowledge!

"But from another perspective, this note is the product of his incarnation ceremony, and what he symbolizes is wisdom and knowledge~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Blasphemy knowledge on this note seems to be directly interpreted as blasphemy It's just that it should be considered kindness to be killed."

After thinking about it for a while, Grelin sent back to Trensost, and then returned to the real world, arranged a ceremony to get back these three magical items.

It was now close to dusk.

Ignoring the two bracelets for now, he picked up the beautiful dark blue notebook.

Opening it, the title page is still a proverb written in the dragon language:

Knowledge has weight.

A plain and indifferent narration, without any emotion, seems to be just stating a fact, but with unquestionable certainty and a wonderful and simple sense of heaviness.

Grelint couldn't help taking a breath, holding his breath.

Then I crossed it, came to the first page, reached out and brushed it, erasing the original "1+1=2" on it, and then full of anticipation, stared at it quietly and intently, until it slightly bloomed with light, One bright blue character after another emerged.