Looking directly at the ancient gods for a whole year

Chapter 2816 Tilanqi

Could Tilanqi be the real name of that "mother"?
This once again proves that the more you dig into conspiracy theories, the more you find, and at that moment, Fu Qian even connected them with his past experiences.

Admittedly, there is a significant issue of chronology here. The Red Moon appeared much later than Annalis, and there was even a first Dark Moon in between, making it difficult to say how they came to intersect.

But it was originally a matter of boldly hypothesizing and carefully verifying.

Even when this situation is considered, certain subtle details seem to offer a subtle explanation.

For example, the most obvious point is why the Red Moon is red? It's the red of blood.

At the same time, as the progenitor of the vampires, and even having explicitly stated her preference for red-eyed Annalis, according to the vampires themselves, her symbol remains the normal white moon.

Isn't this a bit reversed?
No matter how you look at it, the symbolism of the Red Moon seems more fitting to be placed on the head of the vampire progenitor.

Could this apparent misalignment be caused by the very statement before us?
Because "Tilanqi is Anallis", the former was not only bound to the moon, but also the Crimson Moon.

As Annalis is the reincarnation of the moon goddess, she outwardly tries to emulate the latter.

Another question is – how did Red Moon know that Annalise was looking forward to the long night?
As mentioned earlier, the two superiors are even of different generations, so how did He know such detailed things about Annalis?
Even though he was almost driven mad, he still remembered it firmly and shared it with himself as important information.

It seems strange that He has a relationship with Annalise, but it's equally hard to explain why he has no relationship with Annalise.

For someone like me, this is a paradox that I've been curious about for a long time.

Right now, the scales seem to be tilting to one side—

It all started with this one sentence, which created a connection between the two names.

So much so that many years after Anaris's fall, Tilanqi suffered an undeserved calamity, bound by the concept of the Crimson Moon and molded into a ball.

As for why many years later? Because the long night has come, and everything is in turmoil as a result.

Then it's easy to understand why she went mad. Whether it's Annalise or Tilanqi, it's not easy to digest an additional self that was forcibly added to her.

Of course, it wasn't all bad. This special mental state allowed Hongyue to successfully receive some ancient secrets, which she then shared with herself.

It can only be said that, based on bold assumptions, many things actually became much smoother.

Of course, once the scales tip, a problem inevitably arises—why?
If this statement was written by Annalise, why would she do it?
……

As someone in a high position, it's impossible for them not to know the gravity of such words.

As a result, Annalise still seems to have left such content in her notes. What was her motive?
Is there a mistake?
Here we still have a very simple guess, which can be connected with the previously argued theory: Annalise's curiosity about the first moon.

That is, she genuinely believed that it was the name of the first moon, and was therefore using this method to verify it.

As for how it passed the True Words Notes review?
It's simple. The essence of the Truth Notes is "lies," as the warehouse itself has already stated.

Perhaps we cannot fully understand the meaning of this description at this moment, but since it is a lie, it seems reasonable to let some false things pass the verification.
Other interpretations are likely to be darker.

For example, the notes were not a regular mistake, but rather they were deliberately misled into passing the review, or even misled by the original Moon.

The mission summary clearly states that Annalise truly found what she was looking for in God's first dream.

Therefore, it's difficult to rule out the presence of the First Moon in that Mantra Notebook.

Could all of this be part of that person's plan? To mislead Annalise with ulterior motives?

For example, on a darker note, Annalise actually knew that it wasn't the name of the first moon, nor was it for verification.

Instead, they actively write in this way, taking advantage of certain effects of the Truth Notebook.

This was all for the purpose of achieving some ulterior motive. In that situation, Hongyue's experience would undoubtedly be even more tragic, as she would be a complete victim of manipulation.

Unfortunately, there isn't much more information to help confirm which guess is more likely.

With a soft sigh, Fu Qian took the lump of stuff out of the box to examine it closely, then shook his head and put it back.

It's completely rotten to the core; there's nothing more to it.

The warehouse clearly wouldn't allow itself to swallow it.

The only slightly unusual thing is probably that puddle of water at the bottom.

The black water stains look a lot like a certain sea of ​​the soul.

……

The sediment from the sea of ​​the soul.

Besides dreams and lies, how could one forget another element before making a payment?

The mission summary clearly defines the "darkness" in the hearts of the people in the sanatorium as something related to the sea of ​​the soul.

This is actually a very important piece of information because it signifies the interaction between the Sea of ​​the Mind and the Notebook, and further, the interaction between the Sea of ​​the Mind and Annalise.

Regardless of whether they are outsiders or not, those in positions of power should not enter the sea of ​​the mind.

Even their sworn minions find it difficult to interact once they enter the sea of ​​the mind.

For those dealing with this, this is a valuable conclusion drawn from extensive exploration and testing, and there is no reason to easily abandon it.

However, a counterexample seems to have emerged here.

The ancient ruler, Annalise, seemed to be able to have some relatively in-depth exchanges with that place.

Did they master some kind of secret technique, or did they possess a special physique that they were once human?

For the former, this was a huge project, and like Judgment Day, they had been hoping the warehouse would reveal some information.

Unfortunately, given the current situation, aside from the vague evidence that there is indeed a connection, there are only a few possible elements left for speculation—God's first dream, a lie, or even the moon.

Fortunately, there was another small gain, which was about Lasik.

The question of why she was thrown into a sanatorium seems to have been speculated upon, and it might even explain another paradox—

The True Words Notebook says that Rashik can't leave the sanatorium, but the warehouse clearly states that she was indeed sent away by Selvis.

Why is this happening? Is there a problem?
Don't be rigid in your thinking. Was it really Rashik who was sent away? Or could it just be a "thing" called Rashik?
Is it possible that there is a relationship between it and Rashik, who wrote those words, similar to that between Annalise and Tilanqi?

As Servais mentioned, when he finally decided to release Rasik after deeming him useless, the man was practically ruined.

Is your mental state somewhat similar to Hongyue's?
Will Rashik, who was originally an ordinary human, be able to return to the Sea of ​​the Mind after such a transformation?

Yes, this operation not only drove people crazy, but also turned Rashik into a kind of pre-made dish, easily unleashing madness on the side of virtue.

They even suspected that they secretly helped her cancel her household registration through this subtle method.

For easier operation?
It's hard to say, but whoever did this was certainly a clever tactic.

Snapped!
With a sigh, he casually closed the box and put it back in its place, then put on the "messenger" before paying.