Super Dimensional Wizard

Chapter 3453 Obscure

 The main reason why I feel like "the words are growing out of the paper" is that... Angel did not close the Eye of Narda.

 The Eye of Narda can observe information about materials.

 For known material information, the displayed content will be relatively detailed; while for unknown material information, it is divided into "relatively unknown" and "absolutely unknown".

ˆ "Relatively unknown" material information will not be marked with the name of the material, but will only show a part of the introduction related to the material's properties, and, through calculations by the "server", its origin and properties will be speculated.

 For “absolutely unknown” material information, “???” will be displayed directly.

Through the observation of Narda's Eye, the material information floating on the leather paper is all "???", and all of them are related to the leather paper, and none of them are related to the "ink-printed" material.

 It is as if the ink seal does not exist.

This made Angel feel very surprised.

However, Angel also understood that no matter how surprised he was, there was no way to get the answer at this time, so he could only suppress his doubts for the time being.

 Putting aside doubts about the material, Angel looked at the specific content of the "Prologue".

 The content of the prologue is not much, only four sentences.

 But every word seemed to be encrypted. Angel could understand every word above, but he didn’t know what it meant—

“The Son of the Star is not a person, but the messenger of the star spirits. I bring billions of star spirits with me to provide continuous help to those who use the power of the starry sky.”

“Reader, I guess you are also the owner of the power of the stars.”

“I hope you can find your own star spirit.”

“The starry sky will always watch you.”

　　　After reading it, Angel was still confused.

 After a while, he came back to his senses and tried to use his own thinking to understand these four sentences.

 The first sentence seems to be introducing yourself? After all, the author of "The Book of the Starry Sky" is known as the Son of the Stars.

 But why do we say that the "Son of the Stars" is not a person, but a messenger of the stars?

  Is this a general term? Or is it like a religious fanatic who has reached the extreme level of belief and has abandoned his own personality?

 The second sentence seems to hint at the identity of the reader, but what is the "power of the starry sky"? Is it similar to the power of astrology?

 The third sentence…

“I hope I can find my own star spirit.” Angel muttered in a low voice. Hmm, I didn’t understand.

　　　celestial spirit, is it a pronoun? Or is it some kind of spirit?

 The last sentence, which is the fourth sentence, is, "The starry sky will always watch you." Angel could understand the literal meaning of this sentence, but he always felt that it had a deeper meaning.

 Because generally speaking, it is "people" who look at the "starry sky"; but here the "starry sky" is personified, and the "starry sky" looks at "people".

 This is obviously an implicit reference.

 Just like the other three sentences, Angel has no idea what exactly it refers to.

“Is this really an encrypted document, specifically for astrologers to read?” Angel silently complained in his heart while flipping through the pages.

I would like to see if there is any relevant introduction in the following article.

 The next page immediately following the prologue goes directly into the main text, without even a table of contents.

 The content of the text is also very concise, with pictures and words on every page.

The accompanying pictures are basically "starry sky pictures", similar to the "constellation pictures" Angel saw on the holographic tablet. On the dark background board, several strangely arranged stars light up, and these stars are connected into a line. , forming a wonderful pattern.

 As for the picture on the first page, several stars connected look like an “undulating curve”.

 Below the pattern is the word “matching”.

Angor briefly read the caption on the first page, which read "Rain Astrology", followed by a number "3489". It seems to refer to the 3489th rain astrology?

 The following explains in detail what this astrology means from various angles.

 For example, from a prayer perspective, the rain astrology 3489 represents tepid abundance. —In Angel’s understanding, there is no good thing and no bad thing?

For example, from an astrological point of view, the rain horoscope 3489 represents the singing of stars and spirits, which brings misfortune and mourning, as well as joy and gain. —In Angel’s understanding, he just...can’t understand it.

Also from the perspective of the protoss, rain astrology 3489 represents excess 1/3, 1.7 times overload, and timing 7.339 seconds...

In addition to prayer, astrology, and the perspective of stars and spirits, there are also torture perspectives, battle perspectives, life star perspectives, and the perspective of all things... one astrology is explained in more than ten pages, and each page is densely written, and it is different from different perspectives. s answer.

 But these answers are all vague.

 In short, Angel knows most of the words, but not every word can be deciphered by Angel.

Angor looked through the following text again, and found that it was basically the same. The front was a star diagram, and the back was an explanation of the relevant angles.

 Various formulas and equations, various calculations, and various ambiguous answers.

Of course, there are some differences, including hundreds of pages of encrypted text written with strange "star" symbols. Angel could not decipher these symbols even if he used "language analysis". They are probably from the owner of the power of the stars. Unique password.

 It made Angel feel dizzy.

 Finally, Angel closed "The Starry Sky Book" before his eyes were occupied by a large number of numbers. He couldn't understand it. He really couldn't understand it. He couldn't even judge the value of "The Starry Sky Book".

Angor once heard a saying, "Books also pick people." There is a high probability that this book is not picking on you.

One hand rubbed his swollen temples, and the other hand held the large "Book of Starry Sky" in the palm of his hand and handed it to Laplace next to him.

“You should keep this book and give it to Gleipnir later.”

 “I… just feel panicked when I read this book.”

 As a researcher and a scholar, I felt an inexplicable panic because I couldn’t read the book.

Laplace had long noticed the bitterness in Angel's expression, chuckled, and took the "Book of Starry Sky": "This book, for those who don't understand, is a heavenly book."

 “Even I have a hard time understanding this book.”

Laplace's words made Angel say "Huh" and turned his head to look over: "You don't understand either?"

 Laplace nodded: "Even though Graipnir and I share memories, you have to know that memory does not represent ability."

Memory does not mean ability... Angel's eyes were dazed for a moment, and he suddenly thought of his previous experience in Circus Sunshine.

“It’s like Luigi got a perfect score in the Circus Sunshine level, but you only got 13 points.”

 Laplace: "..." The memory that had been deliberately forgotten was brought up again, and Laplace felt as if he should not have answered the conversation just now.

Although the memory of death attacked him again, Laplace still held back the ups and downs in his heart and said calmly: "You can say that."

Luigi has unparalleled acting talent. Laplace can share all of Luigi's memories and understands Luigi's playing skills, but her performance will never reach Luigi's height.

 This is what is called “memory does not represent ability”.

 Similarly, Laplace possesses all of Gleipnir's memories and understands her operations in astrology, but asking her to do astrology... there is no way.

 Because, there is memory and knowledge, but no talent.

 As for those who want to read the "Book of Starry Sky", only those with talent can read it. Laplace is not a gifted person. If she insists on reading "Book of Starry Sky", her situation is actually not much different from Angel's...

Perhaps a little better than Angel. After all, Laplace also knows a lot of astrology knowledge, but she does not have the power of the starry sky, so she can understand at most 0.50% of the "Starry Sky Book".

On the other side, with Laplace's "comfort", Angel's originally panicked heart finally calmed down a bit.

 After all, even Laplace can't understand it, so it's normal that he can't understand it himself.

After a moment of inner indulgence, Angel restrained himself a little and got down to the topic: "What kind of book is "The Starry Sky Book"?"

 Laplace: "What do you want to know?"

Angor knew that it would be difficult to get an answer when asking about the text. Reading the text required talent, especially since there was cipher text in it.

 So, Angel reached out his hand and turned the "Starry Sky Book" to the "Prologue".

　　"Just explain these few sentences." Angel: "The rest...are not needed."

Laplace read the four sentences in the prologue. As someone with the memory of Gleipnir, she could probably understand what they meant.

 But it also involves some "star-only" theories, such as the last two sentences. She can explain it but not necessarily clearly.

 So, she thought for a while and said: "If you have anything to say, just ask it directly in the psychic belt. I will convey it to Gleipnir for you and let her answer you."

 “That’s right, she’s fine over there too…”

Angor nodded. He probably knew the situation at the Cloud Cave venue... because from time to time, he could sense that strangers were logging into the Crystal Plains of Dreams.

These newcomers should undoubtedly be the guests at the Yundong venue.

The guests at the venue were trying to "open their eyes" in the Dream Crystal Plains, but Gleipnir was not online, and he probably didn't want to be online to bring in new people.

Since she is not online, I think she is free.

Angor asked in the psychic belt: "The first sentence of the prologue says that the Son of the Star is not a person, but the messenger of the star spirit. What does this mean?"

After a while, Gleipnir's voice came from the psychic belt. —Of course, this is simulated by Laplace.

Gleipnir: "Before answering your question, I would like to know, do you know anything about the 'protoss'?"

Angor shook his head directly: "I don't know much about it. Is it some kind of spirit?"

Grapnir chuckled and said: "Spirit? There are indeed such spirits as star spirits, but the 'star spirits' mentioned in the prologue of "Starry Sky Book" are not spirits."

 “But…the star spirit world.”

Angor stared, all he could think of was: "???"

 The astral world, does it mean the world?

"It seems that your knowledge of the starry sky is very poor." Gleipnir did not explain what the starry world was, but changed his tone and asked: "What do you think the starry sky is like?"

Angor: "I don't understand what you mean."

Gleipnir: "Whenever night falls, the thin clouds disperse. If you look up at this time, you should be able to see the boundless stars. In your opinion, what do these stars mean?"

Angor did not answer immediately, but fell into deep thought for a while.

Because Graipnir’s words gave him an inexplicable sense of déjà vu and reminded him of something from a long time ago.

　　When he was very young, when his understanding of the world was only one-third of an acre in Gru Town, Jon, as an enlightenment teacher, used various methods to let Angel understand the world.

 Angel was also very happy with Jon's teaching.

 At that time, Angel was full of curiosity about the world and felt that Jon knew everything. He knows why flowers are fragrant, why dandelions are blown by the wind, why the stones in each section of the river have different shapes, and why waterfalls are formed...

 But when he went to ask his father, Pat Lao, about these questions, Pat Lao didn't know anything about them.

 So, Angel admired Jon very much at that time.

 If he had any questions, he would ask Jon.

One night, he leaned on the railing of the stilted building, looked up at the night sky, looked at the stars in the sky, and asked curiously: "Why are there so many stars in the sky?"

He thought Jon would give him a scientific answer as usual.

But Jon was silent at this time, and after a long time he said: "If it were in my universe, I would tell you that most of the stars in the sky are stars. The flickering light spots in the sky are probably infinitely far away The place is filled with a spark that burned countless years ago.”

 “But in this world, I don’t know how to answer you.”

 At that time, Angel did not understand what Jon meant. It was not until he grew up that he knew what Jon meant.

 The universe where the earth is located and the universe where the wizarding world is located have different basic laws. It is difficult to tell whether the stars in the sky are distant stars.

 That’s why Angel had such a strong sense of déjà vu when Gleipnir asked this question.

 At this moment, it seems like that time.

Angor pondered for a long time before speaking: "I once heard someone mention that the stars in the sky are the projection of the world."

 Yes, the stars that the wizarding world considers are not stars, but a projection of a world, or a plane. They hang high in the night, telling all living beings in their own way: This universe is very big, and there is more than one civilization like you humans.

Hearing Angel's answer, there was a low laugh from the other end of the psychic belt. After a while, Gleipnir said: "Sure enough, your answer has basically nothing to do with the knowledge of the wizarding world in the Southern Territory. difference."

Angor heard the subtle expression in Gleipnir's tone.

 He thought for a while and asked: "So, is this perception wrong?"

Gleipnir said calmly: "It's not wrong, but it's not right either."

“The stars you see are indeed some kind of projection. Some of them may be the projection of the existing world, but the larger part is the shadow of billions of silent stars.”

 (End of this chapter)