In the ruins of the dead city church, when the blue door appeared again, six figures and a coffin were pushed out.
"It turns out that if you can't solve the problem within a certain period of time, you will be kicked out..." Yaxiu said with a bitter smile: "No wonder no one died in there."
After the fog wall, there is indeed a fog wall.5
However, unlike the first fog wall, after they saw the golden 'Truth Link' on the second fog wall, they only had one question in their mind: "What is the biggest factor affecting Dafa's opening of the Age of Gods?" 7
None of them, including Iguola, had any divergent thinking. After ten minutes of thinking, everyone was kicked out. 1
Obviously, they do not have the key information that can deduce the second truth. As the saying goes, it is difficult for a magic chef to make a feast without pulling and fattening. After all, Lópida's Law requires people with a basic elementary school mathematics foundation to deduce it. Ash and the others want to deduce it. To find out the second truth, you must at least know the relevant historical knowledge about the Age of Gods.12
However, in the wasteland, only the glory of the Fire Cat God Age, the Blue Bird God Age, and the Gray Fox God Age were spread, and there was never any mention of how these magics opened up the God Age... 8
They are also at a loss now. The only way to escape from the dead city may be behind the fog wall. However, they do not have enough information and cannot deduce it anyway, and cannot crack the "Truth Link"!
They wanted to enter the blue door again, but found that the blue door also said "You are not qualified", which means that until they deduced the second truth, they could no longer enter this hidden shelter hidden in the cracks of space. 4
"If you think about it carefully, this thing is actually very strange."
Ash watched the blue door disappear and said, "Why would the gray fox magician build such a hidden shelter in the time gap at the highest level of the "sanctuary"?" 1
"It's indeed strange." Igulla mused: "And there are also "truth links" related to the nature of the world. It seems that they knew we would come, so they left a message to tell us."
"Why didn't the Gray Fox Warlock just leave the message and go to such trouble?" Chikara complained: "They should be dragged out and beaten to death." 14
Everyone didn't react to the orc's speech. I'm afraid they all agreed with it in their hearts.
At this time, Gwen seemed to remember something and pulled Igula's sleeve. Igula looked impatient, but he still leaned down to listen to her. 3
Then the fraudster thought for a moment and nodded: "It is indeed possible."
"Um?"
"Didn't it mean that there was a 'catastrophe' more than two hundred years ago, and all the adults died, and most of the fantasy creations were destroyed, leaving only a few children, and then they entered the wasteland era?" Igula told everyone: "When the 'catastrophe' occurs, there should be people in the dead city, right?" 2
Ash immediately reacted: "If the 'catastrophe' is a natural disaster that breaks out instantly, then everyone in the dead city will definitely trigger the 'shelter' and enter the highest level of time crack!" 6
"But the 'Sanctuary' can only affect the Dead City area, and they cannot leave the Dead City. The 'Catastrophe' affects the entire Senluo Kingdom, and they cannot escape death."
Igula nodded: "The people in the dead city must have magicians, and there may even be sacred magicians and legendary magicians. They opened up hidden shelters, and then, like us, they thought about where the 'cataclysm' came from. , what is it, how to solve it..." 1
"Of course they didn't escape the 'catastrophe' in the end, but those 'truth links' are most likely the answer they left behind."
Chikara scratched his head: "Then it's useless even if we crack the "Truth Link". What we need to solve is the current crisis, not the 'catastrophe'... Ah, no wonder no one has walked out of the dead city alive in the past two hundred years.
Maybe they finally cracked the "truth link", only to find that their work was in vain!" 5
Igurla shook his head: "This is why I just asked you if you know how long the history of the Dead City is. If the Dead City is after the 'Great Cataclysm', it will become a Dead City that pulls people into the gap in time.
, then the crisis we are facing may be the aftershocks caused by the 'catastrophe'. And..."
Gu Fei
"It may not be that no one comes out of the dead city alive." Ya Xiu said, suddenly walked to the side and stared at the wall thoughtfully. 6
"Come and take a look."
Everyone went over to take a look and found runes carved on the wall.
As mentioned before, the dead city was full of strange runes that no one could understand. At that time, they were still wondering who was so idle, but after their brains were activated by the "Truth Link", these runes no longer
Then there are strange patterns that are meaningless and incomprehensible.
""In the year 286, there were three other forces at the same level as the Fire Cat Sect..." Ya Xiu stroked the runes on it and murmured: "It turns out that the words all over the city were left by the predecessors.
Information.”1
Orcs wonder: "Why didn't they leave the normal ones"
"Because they can't stay. The "Truth Link" will cause effects like Gestalt collapse on people. We can't write normal words now, so we can only leave this kind of merged words!" Igura cheered up: "Dead City
Inside, there is hidden the information needed for the second truth!" 9
"Search separately?"
"It's not necessary." Ya Xiu said: "We have unlimited time, we don't need to care about efficiency." 3
Even though they said that, they basically read it separately in one area. Because there was too much written information in the dead city, and some of it was confusing and overlapping, and the amount of information was huge, they could only do one part of it, and then extract it into something meaningful.
information is brought together.
And the more Ya Xiu and others read, the more they understood that the reason why the predecessors left these messages was not all to take care of future generations, but because they did not have draft paper, so they could only use their fingers as pens and all things as paper to record their stories.
The derivation process.
Igulla was the editor in charge of the summary, but he soon discovered the problem: there was not enough paper. 1
Originally, the magician rarely used paper, and it was a daily necessities, so there was no need to keep it on a regular basis, and it naturally ran out quickly. But Gwen gave him an idea: she could use the starlight magic spirit to carve words on the wall, which was fast and low-cost.
Igulla adopted.6
While Ash was reading,... the cicada suddenly appeared, circled around him for a few times, and then swayed its head in another direction.
He felt something in his heart and flew over to take a look. Judging from the clarity of the handwriting, he could tell that this should be a relatively new record. The longer the record existed, the more it was corroded by wind and sand, and the handwriting became naturally blurrier. 2
The newer the record, the less likely it will be overwritten. Not only does the reading efficiency increase, but the amount of information in the record itself is also greater. Ash touched the cicada and praised it for a job well done. 2
After Ya Xiu finished looking at the wall, the round cicada turned around a few more times and once again guided him to find a newer record nearby. Ya Xiu was a little confused, but the round cicada was a master of time, and it had the ability to distinguish the old from the new.
Not surprising, so I didn’t think much about it.4
Not far away from Ash, Weisel was hiding in the shadow of a tall building, and Fang Chan was lying on her head. Even though it had no expression, it could be seen that it was quite tired. It had spent a lot of time just to rub its breath on the wall.
Kung fu, otherwise you won't be able to seduce the round cicada. 8
Weisel quietly poked her head out and stared at Ash's side face, feeling anxious and expectant at the same time. She even couldn't help but walk around in small steps, suppressing her excited heartbeat and continuing to observe. 16
