franphil Chapter 340 Seeking Verification Again
Chapter 340 Seeking Verification Again
Chapter 340 Seeking Verification Again
In the Fourth Age, were the recipes for low-sequence potions all public knowledge?
Even Alger, the "Hanged Man," found it hard to believe. This wasn't just about revealing the existence of the extraordinary; it was about revealing the path to the extraordinary.
"Mr. Angel, are you saying that in the Fourth Age, even ordinary people knew some potion recipes?"
Audrey suddenly felt a longing for the Fourth Age.
Even farmers working in the fields know the potion recipe? What kind of era would that be?
"There are always deities who like to spread mysterious knowledge."
Although He was being a bit reckless... Xia'er smiled.
It was indeed the Hermit who did this. Although the Hermit did not consult with the gods, he only made public the low-sequence potion formula. The gods would not bother to argue with the Hermit over such a trivial matter. Even if some low-level people were lucky enough to become extraordinary, they still had to work to support their families. For example, a Sequence 9 fortune teller still had to go to work.
He remembered that he had made public all the potion recipes for those below the demigod level in the Hermit Path. Depending on the auxiliary materials, he also created several alternative versions. As a result, ordinary people in the Northern Continent have not even preserved the potion recipes for those at the Sequence 9 Secret Seeker.
"Simply releasing the formula will not shake the foundations of the major churches."
"The world," Klein said in a low voice, adding that some of the low-sequence formulas within the Night Watchers were also publicly available.
"The Church of the True God has strict control over the basic extraordinary materials."
Alger smiled. Although he said that, he also felt that the Fourth Era might offer more opportunities, since the horizons were opened up from the very beginning.
"There are quite a few strange potion recipes in the Fourth Age, some of which are similar to the magical recipes mastered by Sequence 9 apothecaries. In addition to being used to cure diseases, potions have a variety of effects, such as invisibility, fire resistance, and luck."
When Xia'er's desire to share arose, a certain deity once had a long talk with the best apothecary of the time.
During that period, thanks to his super brain, he casually developed and released various magic potions, universal talismans, and mysterious rituals...emm...which drove up the market price of spiritual materials at the time.
"The Morse Order also preserves some occult texts from the Fourth Age, and many spells are based on these materials."
"The Hermit" Cattleya agreed, saying that a Sequence 7 wizard can cast dozens of spells, and the comprehensiveness of his magical abilities is inseparable from the accumulation of generations.
"With such advanced occultism in the Fourth Age, why didn't it develop its own occult language?"
"The Magician" Fors asked Shael, who was clearly from an "angelic family".
"Aren't Old Fussac and Duttan enough?"
"In the Fourth Age, Old Hermes was rarely used, and there were more options available."
It was difficult for Xia'er to explain to Xianyu. He couldn't very well say that the reason why Ancient Hermes was not commonly used in the Fourth Age was because Hermes was only a Sequence 2 angel, which implicated Ancient Hermes in the real upper echelons, right?
Elvish, Dragonflight, and Giantflight, even if their usage has shrunk, are all languages created by the ancient gods and still maintain a strong influence in different places. For example, many intelligent sea creatures still use Elvish, and the ancient Fursak language was recognized because it was a language approved by the ancient sun god.
The language of the Giants already bore traces of Russian. The ancient sun god then built a branch on the basis of the language of the Giants. Because the ancient sun god achieved the greatest success and dominated the entire Third Age, the northern continent of the Fourth Age naturally still used the ancient Fusak language.
Otherwise, wouldn't it be awkward if the gods each created their own language, leading to numerous contradictions and mutual disapproval?
"The status of occult language is often related to its creator."
Shael could only touch upon the matter further. Even though the ancient Fusak language was not created by Grisha, but was merely an evolutionary branch of a script that had received His approval, the language was still associated with the ancient sun god.
The Dutan language of the Southern Continent has a Western-sounding pronunciation and is essentially related to the pre-civilization. Elvish seems unrelated to Chinese, but it simply omits the written characters. A closer look reveals that it is a phonetic language with some dialectal characteristics of Chinese.
The Fool, the highest-ranking man, twitched his lips. It was understandable that the bigwigs of the Fourth Age looked down on Hermes.
In the Fourth Age, could the common language of humans across the northern and southern continents be used directly as a mystical language? Is the Old Fussak language we're learning now being modified?
The tarot session ended amidst everyone's casual conversation.
Calm returned above the gray fog, leaving only "The World" Klein and "The Hermit" Cattleya.
In addition to consulting about the relics of the War of the Gods, Klein also wanted to take the opportunity to investigate the background of the Morse Pentecostal Order.
"Lady Hermit, are there elves within the Morse Order?"
Klein looked at Gadriya and asked.
Yes, there are many.
"Although I don't know why you asked this, I can give you a piece of information for free: the vice president of the Morse Ascetic Order is an elf."
Although surprised, Cattleya still answered this common-sense question.
Within the Order of Morth, elves never hid themselves. She only learned that the vice-chairman was a female elf after an unexpected meeting with him.
Are there many? Do elves, like vampires, live in seclusion in the city?
Thinking this, Klein asked, "Elves should be easy to recognize, so why isn't there much information about them from the outside world?"
"Because elves are extraordinary beings, like vampires, they are born with extraordinary characteristics. Adult elves are basically equivalent to Sequence 7 Extraordinary beings, and they have the ability to conceal their appearance through magic. Even elves of the Storm Path still have similar spell-like abilities."
Gadriya understood Klein's doubts and patiently explained.
Another reason is that in areas where elves are active, they have a deep influence, and even if their appearance is exposed, some news simply cannot spread.
The Moth Penitentiary's stronghold in Bayam was managed by the elves, and there were still no problems.
"Will the Hidden Sage also target elves?"
As expected of an extraordinary race that has given birth to more than one god, if some legends say that the Elf King created the Elf race, Klein feels that his seniority in the Elf race might be ridiculously high.
"Well, elves are protected by angels, so they rarely lose control due to the pressure of mystical knowledge."
"Their internal education is very good, and they have access to a wide range of occult knowledge, which allows them to accept the indoctrination of the hidden sages with relative ease."
Gadria knew that a sage of Sequence 2 could extract excess knowledge from his mind.
But why is the world suddenly so interested in elves?
Cattleya looked at "the world" with a puzzled expression.
"World" Klein paused for a moment, then materialized the elven statue he had seen in the dungeon.
He now strongly suspects that the Hidden Sage is the insane Elf God, and the Angel's influence is beyond doubt. If he asks him to help deal with the parasite on Leonard, he doesn't know what price he would have to pay.