This made Angor even more confused.
In his subjective thinking, there was a scale to weigh the effects of different Mystery items.
Compared to the "Star of Hope", the "Lonely Clown's Heartbeat" was actually weaker.
However, its Huppa Coefficient was 61, which was the highest Huppa Coefficient Angor had seen so far.
Therefore, it didn't seem right to assume that the Huppa Coefficient was determined by the effect of a Mystery item.
Of course, this was only Angor's personal opinion. He had never seen the "Lonely Clown's Heartbeat" in person, so he didn't think it was as good as the "Star of Hope". Perhaps, based on the real effect, the heartbeat would be extremely terrifying. Just like how he couldn't tell whether the "Voice of Oblivion" was strong or weak.
Angor kept reading and saw another Mystery item with a high Huppa Coefficient. Similar to the "Lonely Clown's Heartbeat", this Mystery item had no physical carrier.
[Name: Growth Ray]
[Huppa Coefficient: 70]
[Attribute: Unknown]
[Effect: Random organs will grow inside the body of those who are exposed to the Growth Ray. ]
[Note: Some people treat the Growth Ray as a lucky wheel. According to rumors, Gluz Dward rose to power because of the Growth Ray. It was said that he grew a supernatural organ.
However, only the lucky ones would be recorded. Who would care about the unlucky ones?
There were only a few lucky people in the records. However, the number of people who died from the Wheel of Fortune due to the Evil Female Organs growing out of the Wheel of Fortune was enough to form a mountain range of corpses.
If that was the case, would he still be willing to try spinning this lucky wheel? If they still wanted to try their luck, they could go to Glazed Night Island and wait there. The Growth Ray will appear above the island at irregular intervals. ]
"It's a ray that appears periodically above a certain island." Angor considered for a moment. According to Cuolo's description, the Growth Ray had no owner, and no one knew where its core was. This gave him a strange feeling.
"Why does it feel like a Mystery item that's out of order?" Angor muttered to himself.
It was not bound and could not be searched for. After being irradiated, it would grow without limit. Although he couldn't be completely sure that it was an item from the Disorder of Order, it had already matched some of the characteristics of the Disorder of Order. It was obviously different from the other mysterious items recorded before.
His eyes were fixed on the number: 70.
As he thought about the Huppa coefficient of other Mystery items, he suddenly had a question. "Huppa coefficient doesn't refer to disorder, does it?" The higher the degree of disorder, the greater the amount?
With this question in mind, he kept reading. This time, he focused on the Mystery items with high Huppa Coefficient and tried to prove his theory.
When he reached the end of the book, he finally saw a Mystery item with a Huppa Coefficient over 70.
What surprised him even more was that he had heard of this Mystery item before!
"Samsara City."
When Froste told Angor about his experience in the Undead Chest, he sighed and said, "I went through all kinds of horrible worlds inside the chest. Every time I traveled to another world, I felt like I was reborn. It reminded me of a Mystery item from the Temple of Prophets, the City of Samsara."
According to Froste's description, the City of Samsara was a famous Mystery item in the Origin World.
It was a city that had been forgotten by the passage of time — Shige City.
Anyone who stepped through the gate of Shige City would be transported into a never-ending cycle of time and space, where they would experience the city going from prosperity to destruction for three days.
After the three days, Shige City would return to how it was three days ago. The wasteland would be restored to its original state, and all residents of Shige City, regardless of whether they were outsiders or natives, would have their memories reset, and they would once again experience the cycle of life and death.
It was as if Shige City was forever frozen in the quiet space of those three days.
According to Froste, this mysterious item was also an item that was out of order.
However, the Disorder of Order would not expand, and it would always cover Shige City. The condition to enter the Disorder of Order was to enter Shige City. As long as one stopped in front of Shige City, they would not become a reincarnator.
While trying to recall what he knew about Samsara City, he checked Cuolo's illustrated handbook.
The illustration depicted a prosperous city under a dome. According to the description, it had a Huppa Coefficient of 75 and belonged to the Temple of Prophets.
As for the effect, it was basically the same as what Froste said.
However, Cuolo's remarks mentioned something that Froste did not mention.
[Outsiders only know that the Samsara of Three Days never stops. However, there is a way to break it. It is said that by changing the time and space variables, you can change the plot. You can even live to the fourth day, the fifth day, or even the thirtieth day. ]
"The maximum is 30 days. After 30 days, Shi 'ge City will still meet the end of destruction. But if you can live to this day, you will see some of the truth of this city, and then become a Detached Person and leave the reincarnation space-time. ]
[Because of this mechanism, some Prophets from the Temple of Prophets would enter the city and observe the time and space variables to improve themselves. However, there were only a few supernaturalists. Most of them would become a part of Shige City, lose their memories, and be trapped in the Samsara Dimension forever like puppets. ]
The way to break the Samsara City was definitely a secret. Even Froste, the Mysterious Hunter, did not know about it. And yet, it was written in Cuolo's handwritten illustration.
Angor could tell that Cuolo's identity was very special. Either he had a lot of information, or he was powerful enough to know all the secrets.
"Is Cuolo really the Mysterious Alchemist?" Angor could not help but ask in his mind. If the answer was true, it would explain why Cuolo knew about the secret information.
Angor shook his head and decided not to think about it. Instead, he checked the Huppa Coefficient of Samsara City: 75.
According to Froste, the Samsara City was a Disorder of Order, and its Huppa Coefficient was as high as 75. Angor's previous speculation seemed to be correct.
The degree of disorder was related to the Huppa Coefficient.
If the two were proportional, how could the Huppa Coefficient be quantified? What was the upper limit? Were there other factors that affected it?
Angor kept reading with these questions in mind.
Unfortunately, the rest of the books did not provide any corresponding explanations. Samsara City had the highest Huppa Coefficient in the whole illustration book.
Angor closed the book and fell into deep thought.
Without a doubt, this illustration book was a great eye-opener for him.
Especially Cuolo's "remarks" about the Mystery items. They were very interesting and straightforward, and some of them even revealed secrets. Angor believed that this book would be valuable even in the origin world.
The only regret was that there was no accurate explanation for the Huppa Coefficient.
But it was acceptable. After all, this was only an illustration book of Mystery items, not a scientific description.
Besides, there was a pile of alchemy books here. Maybe one of them could explain the Huppa Coefficient.
With that in mind, he put the illustrated handbook aside and carefully placed it on his left side as a sign of respect.
Next, he reached for the second book.
But at this moment, Tree Spirit put down the book in his hand.
"Rein is here. He's outside the door."
…
Because there were still some places in the room that had not been explored, in order to avoid danger, whether it was going out to pick up Rhine or bringing Rhine in through the door, they took the original path that was on the right side of the wall.
Rhine stood beside the desk and looked at the red light outside. His eyes were filled with curiosity.
"If you're curious, you can use your spirit feelers to check it out." While speaking, Tree Spirit flipped through the tall stack of books to find the second volume of Cuolo's Chronicles and began to read it with a satisfied expression.
"I already tried it outside," Rein looked back and spoke in a plain tone.
Upon hearing Rhine's words, Tree Spirit temporarily suppressed his desire to read the book and asked curiously, "You really tried it? How was it? You were killed instantly? "
"I ran into an overlapping space collapse. It took me some effort to get out," Rein replied.
"You got out?" Tree Spirit was surprised.
Rhine nodded. Although he had successfully escaped from the nightmare, he didn't look very happy. According to Tree Spirit, the power level of the monsters or anomalies that appeared in nightmares corresponded to the individual's strength. Fortunately, Rhine was facing an anomaly. As long as he had enough strength, he could escape without fighting. If it was a half-step legendary monster, it would be difficult to escape …
It should be known that when one reached the half-step legendary stage, every time he went all out, he could destroy a mountain. No matter how tough the ruin was, it would not be able to withstand a few spells.
Therefore, when he tried before, he was already regretting it. Luckily, he only encountered an abnormal phenomenon.
Now that Tree Spirit was encouraging him, Rein did not dare to touch it.
He still had a chance to escape from the corridor outside. But if he ran into the light of nightmares in this room, it would be endless. By then, even if he could survive, this room would probably be ruined.
Rein walked back from the edge of the forcefield and sat down on the vine chair made by Tree Spirit. "Did you find anything?"
"Mister Tree Spirit and I were reading some books here. But I only read about alchemy. So far, I didn't find anything. But I have a small theory."
Rein signaled him to continue.
"If I'm not mistaken, the creator of this ruin and the owner of this hidden room should be an alchemist named Cuolo. The book I read before was a manual that recorded a lot of information about Mystery items. Cuolo's comments are below each picture. "
Angor turned to a random page. It was about an inconspicuous mahogany house called "Lonely Log House". Anyone who entered the Lonely Log House could not leave. Once they did, they would age instantly and die of old age.
There was a note written by Cuolo below: [Once someone lives in a log house, they will not be lonely. If you are unlucky enough to stay here and want to leave, you have to make sure that it is not lonely. For example, you can send a Mana QQ message and trick your friends to come in and take your place. ]
Angor showed the note to Rein and said, "Cuolo knows a lot about these Mystery items. Which means he's not an ordinary person."
"Maybe he's just as Mister Rein said, an alchemist who stepped into the realm of Mystery," Angor said.
Tree Spirit chimed in, "No need to guess. According to the book, Cuolo is a mysterious alchemist."
Tree Spirit waved Cuolo's Chronicles in his hand.
"What did you find?" Rein asked.
Tree Spirit shrugged. "I'm reading Cuolo's diary, but there's nothing useful in it. Basically, it's all about a man named Bellows. "
According to Tree Spirit, Belos was one of Cuolo's followers. Judging from the description, Belos was at least a legendary wizard.
According to Cuolo's diary, half of it was about Belos.
Rather than "Cuolo's Diary", it was more like "Belos' Observation Diary".
As for why Tree Spirit was so sure that Cuolo was the mysterious alchemist, it was because there was a record in the book. When Cuolo joined the Lawful Union, he was immediately treated as a VIP because he had created a mysterious item. Even a legendary bloodline wizard was sent to be his follower. Belos didn't like this follower at all. He thought that this follower would steal Cuolo's attention, which would lower his own status. Therefore, Belos began to target this follower and did a lot of bad things in secret.
All of these were recorded by Cuolo.
The reason why Tree Spirit was so happy was that these legendary wizards were always scheming against each other.
"So Cuolo didn't do anything but watch Belos all day?" Rein asked.
Tree Spirit nodded. "Basically. All in all, Belos is Cuolo's true love. There's no need for him to be jealous or worry about losing his attention. "
"That's not the point. What's more important is whether there's any other information. Like this hidden room, the Astral Pool Ruin, or the Light of Nightmare? "Rein facepalmed.
Tree Spirit shook his head. "At least I haven't seen any records so far."
But there are thirteen books in 'Cuolo's Diary', all of which are recorded in chronological order. I'm reading the earlier books. Maybe there'll be something about the ruin later. "
Rein didn't ask any more questions. Since he wouldn't get anything useful anyway, he might as well read it himself.
He found "Cuolo's Diary No. 13" from the pile of books and began reading.
Seeing this, Tree Spirit continued to immerse himself in Belos' observation diary.
He began to read other alchemy books. This time, he didn't read them carefully. Instead, he skimmed through them quickly, hoping to find something related to Hupa's coefficient.
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