It's really amazing. After introducing a seemingly absurd assumption, everything suddenly becomes reasonable.
What transcends time is not the suburban town or even the entire world, but Laerting itself.
So there is not a grand curse that covers almost everything, but a special power that only affects one city.
In comparison, this is obviously a less laborious understanding.
Nightmare, bottom of the lake, secret room.
Under the gazes of the four leaders of the Fallen Star Clan, Fu Qian took out something and opened it.
It was a damaged pocket watch, with strange writing engraved on the back cover.
Before I remembered every word, all the experiences of transforming into a worm and escorting me from another dimension flashed through my mind.
Paintings that appear in art galleries...
Strict and lofty laws...
The fog suddenly fell from the sky...
All kinds of nightmares...
The Order was caught off guard...
Even a special pocket watch that seems to be called "her"...
Along the way, under the cruel squeeze of extreme efficiency, the "burning" of every force and even individuals seems to have finally succeeded in paving the way to the truth.
When I first arrived in this world, I judged that the reality of the world in the painting had been covered up, and that the world the cult members were in was a nightmare.
One of the reasons is that the witch once told herself that this is a desperate apocalypse.
The existence of Laerting is obviously a bit inconsistent.
However, when he later mobilized all forces to push past the limits to find evidence for his speculations, more and more signs proved in the opposite direction, that in front of him was actually a divine sanctuary, a paradise.
The imagined dilapidated apocalypse took place in a brief foggy day in which time almost lost its meaning.
Including his own mission goal, he firmly confirmed this point again, so he immediately knew that the Fallen Star clan in front of him was just a tragedy that he had deceived himself.
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Even so, I have never forgotten more than one slightly obtrusive detail before paying.
For example, this harvest in my hand was initially regarded as a nightmare vulnerability.
The understanding of the handwriting on the back of the dial at that time was the special reflection in the nightmare of the Baroness who had already used the pocket watch as a soul box.
However, once Laertin in the legal world is indeed real, how should this handwriting be explained?
The epitaph the witch conveniently carved after sending all the individuals out of the world in the painting?
You must know that the pocket watch has been verified by many parties and does not have any extraordinary atmosphere.
Leisen and the others digested their experiences in the world in the painting through dreams, and understood that it was natural for the witch to help them integrate into the world without being rejected.
Isn’t it a bit deliberate to do this to a pocket watch that is already lifeless?
In addition, there is another detail, which is something that I was confused about when I first entered this mission.
This is clearly Laerting, but it looks very different. Many places have undergone considerable changes.
The initial understanding was that it might be related to the instability of the nightmare itself.
However, now that the concept of ancient Laertin is introduced, everything seems to have a smoother explanation.
First of all, the memories Frankie and the others experienced are indeed true.
The scene of the stars collapsing and the religious order falling, really happened in history, and the end of the world did indeed come, and Laertin did not escape the disaster.
In the process, Frankie and the others abandoned the stars and fell into a nightmare with misaligned perceptions of nightmare and reality.
As a result, many years later, the clumsy awakened ones in their eyes actually "dreamed" of a reborn Laerdin again.
This made them even more convinced of the viciousness and absurdity of that nightmare.
However, the actual situation is that it is Laertin from ancient times. Under a certain special function, it returned from history to reality, bringing complete laws with it.
For them, history is up to this moment, and everything after that has never happened.
This is also the reason for the special writing on the pocket watch.
Nightmares, abandoned children, ruins, and all the anomalies are all caused by the original apocalyptic scene, which was explained and accommodated from the perspective that Laerdine had never been destroyed.
For example, the abandoned children are the product of the curse of time. For example, the world in the painting, which should obviously be reality, embodies such a perfect nightmare nature.
Laertin and the law defined and explained all of this with arrogance, and forcibly erased the logical irrationality.
This time I even misled myself. For example, after entering this mission, I actually tried to confirm the time - the result was that the appearance of two cities that looked obviously different, the year, month and day were actually almost the same.
This made me not doubt the historical attributes of Laerting outside for the first time.
It wasn't until the contradiction between Frankie's memory and reality just now that the idea was triggered again, trying to find possible flaws in the time span.
As church hunters, Frankie and the others didn't know the names of Olintel for the simple reason that it was already a long time ago.
It's just that under the power of "interpretation", everything is forcibly included in the logic of Laertin's perspective, and the perception of time is also changed as a result.
As for the handwriting on the pocket watch, it is also a reflection of this function.
It wasn't the work of a witch, and maybe not even the Raysons' nightmare cognition.
All individuals who integrate into Laertin will experience the process of being "interpreted".
Most people became victims of nightmares, and the Baroness finally appeared in this form because she was too special.
This is why nightmares appear most frequently a month ago.
There may not necessarily be something similar to the world in the painting among them, but for the sake of rationality, the unity became this form.
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The loss of health bar for more than an hour seems to be worth it!
In the rapid flash of thoughts, Fu Qian finally sighed with emotion.
With this smoother inference, the probability that the witch is still alive is obviously greatly increased.
The question now is, how does she "integrate"?
This obviously helps in inferring where to find people.
"Lord Grimshaw, so what do the names you mentioned just now mean?"
It seemed that she had finished thinking before seeing her, and Ms. Xia beside her finally couldn't help but ask.
"They are the senior victims of this time."
Fu Qian turned his head and glanced meaningfully at everyone.
"It seems that you have finally figured it out, and it is not in vain for us to share this."
Carefully observing Fu Qian's expression, Frankie was obviously not that gullible.
"If you don't mind, we would like to know about the Supreme Dark Moon you mentioned."
"Of course I don't mind. In fact, I'm thinking about this too."
Fu Qian was surprisingly easy-going, took a step forward, and looked down at the three native pools.
Just when everyone thought he was trying to organize his words, the figure flashed and he actually grabbed the copper ring fish.
Sorry, the process is longer than expected. The current copy will not be completed until tomorrow.
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This chapter has been completed!