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Chapter 665 Placeholder Chapter 11 Introduction to Covenant and Digital Screen

"The Covenant and the Digital Screen"

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Leshek Hightower was born in Farah, one of the largest colonies in the Torreel Skywall.Born before the First Sentinel War, he is a well-known author of adventure novels and second-contact novels for local teenagers.Although he himself has no talent as a spellcaster, his works have always been known for the precise and detailed descriptions of arcane arts and spells, and he still enjoys a reputation in the Alliance for his pioneering work on the subject of second contact.

Before the first war of identification, the contact between the Alliance and the White Tower gradually became more frequent, and the covenant took shape. Not only in the areas controlled by the Camarilla, people became curious about their strange and novel neighbors.This is closely related to the great achievements made by the alliance in the fields of astronautics, deep space life support and ether research during this period, as well as the rapid development of science and technology.Under the background of this era, Lesek Gauta created a large number of handed down works focusing on the theme of second-type contact.He portrayed many high-minded characters in his works.They devote themselves wholeheartedly to the path they have chosen, and never care about their own material interests.The protagonists of this "father of second-class adventure novels" are genius inventors, steady doers and brave explorers.Through the description of these heroes, Lesek Gauta tried to embody the excellent qualities of the intellectuals of the time, and separated the characters by qualities, attitudes and ideas, rather than the characteristics of law or reason, magic or technology.This attempt was the first of its kind at the time.

Unlike those fantasy writers who are detached from life, Lesek Gauta strives to use highly knowledgeable and experienced people as his heroes, depicting good qualities rather than flaws.The heroes in his works love their homeland deeply, are open-minded, compassionate, free from racial prejudice, hate colonialists and segregationists, respect the cultural characteristics of each civilization, and sympathize with the oppressed local residents under the universal law civilization resistance struggle.It is not difficult for readers to see from his works that he is such a democratic writer: he expresses his hatred of oppressors and careerists as much as possible under the circumstances permitted by the genre of adventure novels he chooses, and his hatred of the two The illusion of solidarity on the principle of equality among different forms of civilization.

"The Covenant and the Digital Screen" is a masterpiece by Lesek High Tower. It tells the story of a Camarilla bachelor who has just finished his studies. When Ruier was on the sky wall, he was invited to board a shuttle boat, but was kidnapped by the pilot and the ship's joint, and the mothership, which was still warmly entertaining the guests of the second-class civilization just now, opened fire on them brazenly.In desperation, the maesters of the Camarilla were forced to embark on the road of escape together with this ship of pure knowledge.As a captive, he couldn't leave the ship, so he could only accompany the crew to travel around other areas of intellectual civilization, and witnessed a series of bizarre scenery and incidents with bitter political irony amidst cultural conflicts and amazement.Later, he and the crew of the shuttle boat put aside their prejudices and joined hands to fight against the military commander who came to try to silence them, and successfully reported the scandal to the headquarters of the Camarilla mages in Torreel, helping to defeat reason The aggressive conspiracy of the civilized careerists successfully returned to the cherished hometown after that.

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