"Humans are indeed a race that loves to overthink things." Laplace glanced at Angor. "Knowledge is not memory, and knowledge is not knowledge."
Angor kept looking at Luigi and Laplace with a doubtful expression. He almost said that there was something fishy going on between them.
So, Laplace simply asked Angor to get straight to the point.
That was Laplace's way of being straightforward.
Angor didn't hesitate to tell Laplace about his suspicion. Then, he received this reply from Laplace.
"Luigi is indeed different from my other incarnations. He didn't obtain my abilities, but …" Laplace paused for a moment, as if he was considering if he should tell the truth.
Laplace quickly made up her mind.
"He got a part of my spirit."
Laplace decided to tell Angor the truth. Her idea was simple. Ever since she participated in the construction of the Dream Crystal, she had already formed a deep connection with Angor. Of course, she could cut off the connection, but … it wasn't necessary.
She had vaguely sensed that the Dream Crystal was beneficial to her. Later, when she discussed the power of the Dream Crystal with Gleipnir, she secretly discussed how the Dream Crystal would affect her. Gleipnir didn't dare to be careless and used his divination skills to find out the secret. From this, it was clear that the Dream Crystal wasn't just beneficial to her. It might even change the entire Mirror Domain.
At that time, Gleipnir still had some regrets. In fact, Laplace had the opportunity to take control of the Dream Crystal. If he had, the benefits would have been much greater!
But now, she only got one power from Angor, which wasn't worth it.
However, Laplace rejected this idea right away.
It was true that the Dream Crystal was precious, but the Dream Crystal was a game between the Dream Realm and the Mirror World. Even if the Mirror World helped her, would she be able to gain control of it? Wasn't there another opponent, the Dream Realm?
Was it really just a game between two sides?
Could the Dream Realm and the Mirror World really create such a large small world? If so, why didn't they do it before?
There was definitely a third party involved, and this third party was the real mastermind.
The third party definitely wasn't the Dream Whelk. Laplace knew that the Dream Whelk was just a tool.
If a third party could be dominant and even give Laplace a feeling that it was above the Dream World and the Mirror World, then it must be a higher level world.
This could be seen from the fact that the Dream World and the Mirror World did not touch the third world at all. It was not that they looked down on the third world, but they were really afraid of it.
And what was the third party? Laplace did not know.
However, she was certain that Angor was the one who brought the third party here.
To a certain extent, Angor could even control a third world. The reason was simple. Without the participation of a third world, the Dream Realm and Mirror World would not be able to create a Dream Crystal. The fact that Angor could summon a third world whenever he wanted was proof.
Since Angor could get a third party to enter, could he also get the third party to leave?
There was a high probability that it would work.
After the third party left, would the Dream Crystal still exist?
Absolutely not.
As such, even if he was the true controller of the Dream Crystal, he might not be able to hold onto it. It would only take him a moment to make the Dream Crystal disappear.
It sounded impossible. But if one thought about it carefully … Angor could create a Dream Wasteland, and now a Dream Crystal. Did he really not have any other tricks up his sleeves?
For example, if Angor was not around, would she really be able to obtain authority? Authority was comparable to a law, but Angor could restrain and bestow authority. Was it really something that could be learned easily?
Laplace did not know what was going on. Of course, she did not have such a strong desire to take control of the Dream Crystal.
The Dream Crystal was an opportunity, a fortuitous encounter. This was true. But the Mirror World was her home ground.
If she could use the Dream Crystal to influence the Mirror World, that would be even better. She did not need to control the Dream Crystal to do that.
After hearing Laplace's words, Gleipnir didn't really care. There was a huge gap between Laplace and Angor, so Angor could use this opportunity to launch a counterattack.
"Can you foresee Angor's future?" Laplace only responded with one question.
Laplace knew Gleipnir too well. This one question was enough to put Gleipnir on the spot.
For astrologers, strength was not necessarily the scariest thing. The scariest thing was … the unknown.
Gleipnir could not see Angor's future.
Not only Gleipnir, but Laplace's Reflection of Heart could not see it either.
Of course, Laplace did not think too much about it. She did not want to become enemies with Angor anyway. Still, it was a good reason to let Gleipnir realize the truth.
Generally speaking, Laplace would never cut off his connection with Angor.
Laplace did not like to use value to determine whether someone deserved to do something or not. But she had to admit that Angor was more important to her than the Wise Overseer.
Since it was already like this, Laplace did not mind revealing some of her secrets.
…
"Spirituality?" Angor muttered. At first, he did not understand what "spirituality" meant. But when he connected Luigi with spirituality, he had a vague idea.
The Sovereign of Wisdom's most common phrase was' ten thousand years ago, so and so '. The underlying meaning of this phrase was that ten thousand years ago was different from now.
To put it bluntly, it meant that the world changed as time passed.
Whether it was the landscape, the creatures, or the civilization, everything would change with time.
Vocabulary was the same.
Not to mention the Old Calendar vocabulary, even the vocabulary and grammar of the New Calendar would have new interpretations every once in a while.
The "spirituality" mentioned by Laplace should be an old word, so it would be interpreted differently. In new vocabulary, "spirituality" was similar to "inspiration", which was a description of perception.
In old vocabulary, "spirituality" was a very idealistic concept.
In Angor's own words, it could be described as "sensibility".
In other words, Laplace shared part of her "sensibility" with Luigi.
Now that he thought about it, it made sense.
Sensibility was the gathering of inspiration, the reflection of idealism, and the source of emotions. If Luigi wanted to create poems, he needed sensibility.
It was perfectly reasonable for Laplace to share part of her "sensibility" with Luigi.
Speaking of which, maybe because Laplace shared part of her "sensibility" with Luigi, she became cold and indifferent, even though she was not a human.
Most likely, Laplace became a "disdainful woman" because she did not have Luigi's "sensibility".
Angor rubbed his chin and thought to himself. Maybe every "disdainful woman" has a sentimental, stupid man behind her?
As Angor's "disdain" got out of control, Laplace gave Angor a strange look.
She felt that Angor was thinking about something bad.
Angor also noticed Laplace's strange look. He muttered to himself, "How sharp." Then he calmed his mind and calmed down.
Back to the topic of "sensibility", Luigi's "dialogue" with the gods was also a very emotional performance.
However, this performance was too real, so real that it didn't seem like it could be written. Instead, it felt more like the performance of someone who experienced it.
Angor glanced at Laplace again.
The woman still looked uneasy. Angor wondered if it was because of Angor, or because of Luigi's performance.
If it was the latter …
Maybe it was not just a performance. Luigi directly transferred Laplace's experience into the last chapter of "Praise of the Sea Spirit".
This was why Laplace, who was supposed to be happy about Luigi's 23 points, frowned and stared at Luigi. Usually, "disdainful women" were very indifferent. Frowns were rarely seen.
Frowning at this moment was probably like … reading a diary written by one's younger self after reaching adulthood. The arrogance and frivolity at that time would only make one feel ashamed when reading it as an adult.
Did Laplace stare at Luigi out of shame?
Angor did not know, and he did not want to ask.
Anyway, he already knew that Luigi was not an ordinary person, and that was enough.
Luigi's random creation sounded a bit like a limerick, but his serious work was still admirable. Even if Laplace's sensibility was mixed in, it did not affect the overall effect.
Just look at how enthusiastic the audience was.
The last part of the performance was very good.
He wasn't going to ask if Laplace really went through the process of talking to gods, but there was something else he wanted to know.
"What language did Luigi use at the end? What does it mean? "
Laplace remained silent for a moment. "It's a language that doesn't exist."
"Doesn't exist?" Angor quickly understood. "Did Luigi make it up?"
Laplace shook his head. "No."
Laplace paused for a moment before saying, "You should know about plane fusion, right?"
"Yes, I do."
Not only did he know that, but he was also looking forward to it. After all, the Alien Eye was the only thing that could trigger such a reaction. The secret of the Alien Eye was his biggest secret. He never told anyone about the Alien Eye. Even Sunders did not know about its existence.
"There are many theories as to why planes fuse. It's all about the big fish eating the small fish. I don't know if it's true, but I know there are exceptions. Do you think two worlds with almost the same energy level can fuse together? "Laplace lowered his voice.
"Almost the same energy level" was the main point of Laplace's question.
If worlds were categorized by levels, they would be worlds with almost the same level.
For example, the Abyss World and the four wizard worlds were about the same level. Worlds of the same level might overlap, but fusing them together … Was it possible?
Angor considered for a moment. "Before this, I would say it's impossible. But since you said so, it's possible. "
"You're right. Even worlds with almost the same level can fuse together. I've only seen it once … and only once. Maybe it's an exception. "
"Those two worlds are very far away from the wizarding world. They're even farther away than the Panic Realm. I don't know their names, but after they fused together, a large number of memory fragments of intelligent beings were sent into the Empty Mirror Sea through the mirror.
"Because those two worlds are too far away from the Mirror Realm that I'm in, those memory fragments are actually transmitted through the Sea Eye."
"The Ocean Eye? You said the Ocean Eye is one of the most dangerous places in the Empty Mirror Sea. "
Laplace nodded. "Yes, the Ocean Eye is dangerous. But it's also full of opportunities.
"The Empty Mirror Sea can be found in every mirror region, but they're not really connected. For example, the Dream Wasteland and the Dream Crystal you mentioned have the same origin, but they aren't necessarily connected.
"However, although the Empty Mirror Ocean isn't connected, the ocean eye is. It's like a link, or rather, it's the center of the Empty Mirror Ocean, connecting the Empty Mirror Ocean of the various major mirror regions."
Angor's eyes lit up when he heard this.
Laplace seemed to know what Angor was thinking. "I know you want to ask if it's possible to go to another mirror region through the Ocean Eye."
"Maybe. But why would we need to use the Ocean Eye? The Ocean Eye is very dangerous. If the mirror creatures really want to go to another mirror region, we have other methods that are much safer and more convenient.
"The specific method isn't important right now, but I can tell you that the method to travel between different mirror regions can only be used by the creatures in the mirror."
"Back to the Ocean Eye. The Ocean Eye is connected to the Empty Mirror Seas of all mirror regions. No matter how far away a world is, as long as a memory fragment is sent into the Ocean Eye, we can use the Ocean Eye to obtain relevant information.
"When two worlds fused together, a large amount of information was leaked out. Most of the information that leaked out actually flowed into the Empty Mirror Ocean. Most of the information became blank in the Empty Mirror Ocean. A small portion of the information was transmitted from the Ocean Eye to the other mirror regions. Of course, the result was basically blank. "
"I was lucky. I happened to be near the Ocean Eye at the time, so I got the information from the Ocean Eye.
"There are intelligent lifeforms in both worlds."
And the words Luigi said at the end of the Ode of the Sea Spirit were actually the language of one of the worlds. "
Angor was enjoying the story until he realized something.
Laplace said it was a language that didn't exist.
But she also said it was the language of one of the worlds.
Angor looked up. "You mean —"
(End of Chapter)
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