Mystery: Time Travelers of the Fourth Era

Chapter 248 The Spirit World Pump



Chapter 248 The Spirit World Pump

Chapter 248 The Spirit World Pump

The Fourth Age.

During the First Solomon Empire, the world was generally at peace. However, there were some unpleasant incidents in the southern continent, between the solar pathway and the death pathway, but they did not escalate to the point of a divine war. The gods temporarily formed a balance, with only the god of knowledge and wisdom still imprisoned in the spirit world.

During this period, "Wisdom Dragon" Herabergen was having a very difficult time, feeling like a small-town test-taker facing a plagiarist. The authority of the White Tower includes omniscient analysis, but at least it still needs some analysis. The Hermit is different; he represents the knowledge of the mystery test itself.

What a white pagoda can be learned with a single glance, a hermit can also learn with a single glance.

Even hermits don't need to understand or analyze; as long as it's clear and real occult knowledge, they can use it. As they digest the characteristics of enlighteners of civilization, they can understand knowledge on the practical side at a glance. Not to mention discovery and creation, in practical application, it can be described as the mystery of the knowledge side.

Even though both the Hermit and the White Pagoda were using each other's authority to solidify their own foundations, the Hermit was just a little bit faster and a little bit ahead in every aspect.

Even if the difference in points per second is not much, perhaps only a tiny difference like 0.12 and 0.1, it still feels somewhat uncomfortable to a true god like the 'Dragon of Wisdom' who can clearly perceive the difference.

Herbagen was a very shrewd and composed person. Normally, he could hold out for decades or even centuries without losing his composure or becoming impatient. But this was only when the other party was impatient or had their own calculations. The hermit who was holding out with him seemed even more composed than him.

Although it is an "Ancient God", it looks much better after perfectly digesting the adjacent extraordinary characteristics.

Without the slightest impatience, he focused on using the authority of the White Tower and the Hermit to organize the vast and chaotic mystical knowledge of the spirit world.

Isn't it just the extraordinary characteristics of a knowledge emperor?

We can talk.

Why don't you name your terms?

Herabogen was waiting for the Hermit to realize that he couldn't be defeated in a short time. He could either give up temporarily and find an opportunity after uniting with other true gods, or negotiate terms and pay some price to exchange for the Knowledge Emperor's characteristics in His possession.

Regardless of the method, it's an area where the old dragon excels, and he can arrange things calmly and methodically. But now, things don't seem to be going that way.

This hermit seems determined to devour it, to devour it in every sense of the word.

Using the authority of the White Tower, they extracted various information from the spirit world.

They wanted to assimilate the body of the White Pagoda through data assimilation.

From a realistic perspective, the confrontation in the spirit world is not between elves and ancient dragons, but between a pure, illusory light and a vast, illusory white tower reaching the heavens.

The ocean of information in the spirit world was stirred up by the two, and washed onto the White Tower through the light of the Hermit. This torrent of information had a strong decomposing property, and like termites, it devoured the knowledge on the White Tower.

If this were not a Sequence 0, but a Sequence 2 Cherubim, it would have already been decomposed into a pure information state by the Hermit, and the self and the like would no longer exist.

If this were an angel king with a power of 0+2, then His own knowledge would inevitably be severely plundered, turning Him from a knowledgeable white tower into a blind idiot.

On the illusory white tower, the thick books contain knowledge that can be lost—lost to the ocean of the spirit world, or brought back to life, rebelling against the shackles and limitations of the books in pursuit of a free and unrestrained state. The mythical creature form of Sequence 0 can better represent this state.

So the White Pagoda and the Hermit are like two opposing poles. The White Pagoda continuously imprints knowledge, information, and words, and seals the "Hermit" into illusory books.

The hermit continuously revitalized the knowledge, information, and texts preserved in the White Pagoda, even transforming the White Pagoda itself into part of his own informational state.

After such a long period of time, both sides have mastered almost all of these abilities, but when choosing attack methods, they can only choose the most primitive fighting style that can maximize the effect of their authority.

Without external interference, such a conflict would continue, with both sides gradually wearing each other down.

Then even the most magnificent white pagoda will eventually tilt and collapse.

The hermit himself is strong on the White Pagoda line.

This is still the spirit world. The white tower symbolizes omniscience, while the hermit symbolizes knowledge.

The spirit world is composed of countless pieces of information. Hermits never lack information to restore their own information flow. The surrounding ocean of information is naturally their breeding ground. Although the White Tower's omniscience is not affected by the spirit world, it cannot analyze all the information in the entire spirit world.

The "Dragon of Wisdom" did not want the hermit to gain anything, because as long as the hermit could continue to use the White Tower's authority to benefit, then with the continuous refinement of knowledge, the hermit's own condition would get better and better, which naturally conformed to the hermit's role-playing rules.

As long as the hermit can benefit, the hermit will not easily give up.

But Herabergen simply couldn't refuse.

The Hermit's ferocious attack left the Dragon of Wisdom with only two options: First, obediently use the authority of the White Tower to integrate, refine, and master the vast torrent of knowledge drawn from the Spirit Realm.

Although you benefit slightly less than me, it's still a positive outcome for both of us.

The second path is that the White Tower, instead of following the hermit's plan, throws itself into chaos and processes the forcibly instilled information without any categorization. In that case, the illusory White Tower, with its layers of bookshelves, will be filled with books that are crazy, chaotic, and abstract.

If the number of such books becomes too large, it will affect the condition of the White Pagoda itself.

The "Dragon of Wisdom" will also go crazy.

If he were the Grim Reaper, or someone through other means, he could easily use his authority to dissipate this information. But he is the White Tower, a symbol of an omniscient deity, and must accept some of the logic inherent in this path itself.

Too much chaotic information in your mind will drive you crazy, no matter what god you are.

The poor dragon of wisdom had no third way to go.

Running away is useless, changing the battlefield is useless, launching a full-scale counterattack is useless, and finding allies is also of little use.

Because the "God of Knowledge and Wisdom" is not facing a normalized hermit, nor even a normalized true god or ancient god, but a madman water pump.

This is a spirit world water pump!

The information bombardment He used was entirely about turning Himself into a conduit and violently drawing it from the spiritual realm.

Such a reckless fighting style would make even a fallen God cringe. You see, in this situation, the hermit of informational life would experience loss, decay, errors, and chaos in its core information. He should have been incredibly insane, but He suppressed the White Tower.

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