Looking directly at the ancient gods for a whole year

Chapter 2596 Crystallization Unfolds
Is this... the end of the world?

Based on the previous analysis, if it is indeed the Fool who single-handedly shouldered the burden of the extraordinary end, then this place before us is undoubtedly a vital and crucial part of the entire bookstore world.

Even if it falls under the category of Etching Wisdom and is not theoretically real, there might still be some connection.

Therefore, during the research process, the pre-execution operation was quite careful. For example, when executing Lord Rom, single-target damage skills were deliberately used, and the whale next to him was not even touched.

Who would have thought that at this moment, the whale seems to be stranded again.

Indeed, observing the changes before him, Fu Qian believes that this word is more appropriate to describe it.

As expected of Lord Rom, even his Deathrattle effects are amazing.

Although it didn't seem particularly intense, the scattered blood-red crystals were like the last straw, directly triggering a chain reaction.

After the previous eight consecutive slashes, the crystal traces in the space in front of him were already crisscrossed and on the verge of collapse, but now they finally looked like they had shattered completely.

The way it broke was rather bizarre.

It wasn't just a simple case of breaking glass to reveal what was behind it; the glass shattered into a table full of jigsaw puzzle pieces.

They are still there, but they can flow smoothly between each other, so much so that they are completely different in an instant.

Even whales, which are one of the absolute cores, could not escape this fate.

If His previous appearance was like that of many crystals coming together, then now the way these crystals came together has changed from three-dimensional to two-dimensional, and they have been scattered and laid out there.

That's right, a rather unique way of getting stranded.

Of course, some people may wonder if the lake is big enough to be used in this situation of being stranded.

Of course it's enough, because the lake is also stranded.

The unfolding wasn't just happening on the whale; even the still water surface seemed to be abstractly spreading out at that moment.

And from that rapidly expanding area, it seems to encompass even the concept of how deep the lake is.

So this is still the two-dimensional foil that destroys the world?
……

Although it's not quite appropriate, at one point I really did think of a certain famous weapon.

If it's just the kind of brokenness and misalignment mentioned earlier, it's not too difficult for him to understand.

If I remember correctly, I have seen a similar scene before – that long night a thousand years ago.

When Su Gao lost all consciousness, I was protecting her and also paid attention to the starry sky outside.

At that time, a peculiar phenomenon was discovered: the seemingly unified night sky appeared to be divided into completely unrelated pieces, which circled and flowed around each other, and the laws only applied locally.

Is it somewhat similar to the scene before us?
At the time, I was curious about the reason, and Su Gao shared her feelings as "the starry sky, the mind, the abyss, the storm tide fills every place..." "Nothing can be spared, nothing can remain unbroken."

"Storm Tide" seems to align somewhat with Crystallization Storm.

I was just thinking about a question earlier: where does the storm above the whale's head come from?

At the time, I readily associated it with the burial ground of the gods, but then a new question arose: where did the storm at the burial ground come from?

Could this sense of déjà vu be directly from a thousand years ago?
The ripples that caused all living beings to struggle never completely subsided, but continued to surge in that place where the gods rest.

And yet, it has always been blocked by Lord Fool, firmly locked outside this fragile real world? In fact, the "doomsday" of nineteen years ago seems to have a different interpretation.

Was it the powerful figures outside the barrier who were eyeing the barrier and destroyed everything in a moment of satisfaction, or did their actions trigger a chain reaction?
Just like now, the situation that Lord Fool has been struggling to maintain has been impacted, and ultimately everything has collapsed in a strange way.

Another point that must be acknowledged is that the Etching Wisdom is ridiculously resilient; it has progressed all the way to the apocalypse and still doesn't seem to be over.

By the way, could you see the starry sky just now?

……

It seems to be making more and more sense.

While conjuring up a new apocalyptic version in his mind, Fu Qian indicated that there were other discoveries.

Just as I was imagining the night sky a thousand years ago, the previously chaotic sky above suddenly became clear, and I could even see stars in front of me.

The stars were not only unusually bright, but their arrangement was also somewhat off, completely different from what I remembered—wait, it seems there's nothing wrong with them.

The moment after expressing his strange feeling, Fu Qian came up with his own explanation.

The starry sky did look abnormal at first glance, but if it were unfolded like the inverted lake beneath our feet, the position and appearance of the stars would seem somewhat reasonable.

Is the attack range of this two-dimensional foil too large? Has the crystallization curse spread beyond the barrier? Or is it just due to my observation of the location?
Again, I am struck by the thought that before I went to the bookstore world, I even thought of the "barrier" that envelops the world of bookstores and keeps the Mothers of the Gospels out.

It can only be said that the specific form of the barrier seems somewhat difficult to understand.

Although the position of the stars is also abstract at this moment, they seem to be very far away, yet also as if they are within reach.

The same applies to the sea under the night sky.

Distance seemed to become an abstract concept, so much so that not only were the stars clear, but along the unfolding inverted lake, one could even see the surrounding ashes, the seawater beyond, and even the distant boundary of the sea.

Moore?

At that moment, Fu Qian realized that a place he had always looked ahead at but could never reach had also appeared in his field of vision.

It's even "Moore in the Storm".

Even though the image was completely altered, Fu Qian still recognized that what he was seeing was "the wise dead," not the usual version.

The reason for this judgment is simple: the crystal that makes it up is filled with the concept of a storm.

Yes, it is not about surrounding or enveloping; Moore's existence is solely within the storm. This attribute, like the distance mentioned earlier, is directly abstracted into a concept and, together with other concepts, clusters around it.

From this perspective, it is clear that it is not just the two-dimensional foil unfolding mentioned earlier.

Although it was equally desolate and lifeless.

Crystallization and solidification—how terrifying!
Another unfortunate thing is that my senses seem to be recovering only to a limited extent; apart from these new things, I can't see anything else.

But in all fairness, it was already quite good. Lord Rom truly "burned out his candle before his tears dried," and even the glow of his cremation helped illuminate the world—wait a minute, the cremation isn't over yet?

Just as I was feeling very satisfied with what I had gained, I noticed some new changes.

The traces left by Lord Rom, whether they were the scattered crystals or the traces of the collapsing storm, were actually quietly clustering together, causing the blood color to suddenly become more intense.