I, the wizard, the foolish Buddha.

Chapter 316: Flirting with the nun, the Son of God arrives!

Chapter 316: Flirting with the nun, the Son of God arrives!
(The chronological order is wrong. The content has been changed, but the chapter name cannot be changed. This is Chapter 315)
Roland did not read the mythological and historical documents in detail. He focused on finding the mysteries he had read.

After flipping through the mysteries for a while, Roland was shocked to discover that all the books out there were based on the insights derived from these books!

Therefore, the documents in this hall are the core content of the "Scripture of Faith" of Great Wilmick.

Roland was so excited that he planned to memorize all these documents.

These documents together only have about seven or eight thousand words.

Normally, for Roland to memorize this information, it would be like reading a novel, and it would only take about ten minutes to finish.

But the more he looked, the more troubled he became, and the more dizzy he became - he almost suspected that he had lost his SAN!
The contents of these documents are indeed very special, and are compressed text - if we make an analogy, it is oracle bone script!
You can write an essay with just a dozen words!

Moreover, Roland felt that these words were changing.

Suddenly Roland realized that these were indescribable words.

Fortunately, he had come into contact with many such things - the Book of Alayeh was one of them.

So Roland could still understand.

I don’t know how long it took, but a copyist came over nervously holding a stone slab.

He said, "Master Divine Throne, there have been some problems translating these sacred texts within the Dawn Sect. Could you help translate them?"

Roland took it, took a look at it, and couldn't help but reveal a strange look on his face.

There are eight characters on it, which roughly mean 'In a certain year and month, there will be a red moon (celestial sign), a black tide (disaster), the sacred tree will turn into the holy Garden of Eden (miracle), and the end of a certain plane will come'.

Roland helped him translate.

The scribe froze in place. He asked, "Are you sure it's 'End of World Verification' and not 'Creation of the World'?"

As he uttered these words, the hands of the scribe and the other two scribes began to tremble. It was as if their entire theological perspective had collapsed.

Roland corrected him, "It's the end of a certain dimension, not our world. Also, the Garden of Eden originally contained the meaning of creation. So, this passage means that a certain god first destroyed the world and then reshaped it."

Touching his chin, Roland continued, "Also, that plane must have been facing doom in the Red Moon or the Black Tide. God simply destroyed that world to prevent the further spread of the disaster, and then transformed a sacred tree into the Garden of Eden, creating a new world."

At this time, the other two copyists also came over. The three of them looked at the eight words and couldn't help showing a look of confusion.

There are only eight words in total, how did he see so much?
One of the scribes couldn't help but ask, "How did you know this red moon and black tide represent the end of the world?"

Roland said, "Look at its changes. The first character means 'moon'. It has three variations, representing red, celestial, and immense size. So it's a huge red moon covering the entire sky.

This word means "tide" and has three variations, symbolizing black, doomsday disaster, and immense swallowing. So, the black tide is overwhelming, swallowing up the world.

Roland explained every word to them.

After hearing this, everyone prayed passionately. One of the scribes burst into tears and said, "So that's what it means! That's what it means! The God of Dawn is a benevolent god who saves the world, a god of suffering, not a god of madness and evil!"

The information can be made public, and the debate can be put to rest!"

The three of them were overjoyed and went to correct various translation errors.

The scribe left, but Roland held the document in his hand with a strange look on his face.

Then he discovered a problem - how did he recognize these words?
Or, how the hell are these characters Chinese?!

Since Roland often read the Book of Alayeh, he was already accustomed to the existence of "Chinese". So when he got the document before, he didn't pay much attention to it. He just started reading it when he felt he could understand it.

However, I see Chinese characters in the Book of Alaya because I am ill.

How can Chinese exist in this world?!

Suddenly, Roland realized something—no, no! It's not Chinese!
The characters in the Book of Alaya have never been Chinese.

The text in these documents is not Chinese!

He looked at the words carefully and found that they were indeed not Chinese but a bunch of scribbles!

Or perhaps it's some strange and ancient cuneiform script.
When wizards read large amounts of text, they often encounter this situation: you clearly know the word, but after looking at it for a long time, you suddenly feel that you don’t recognize it anymore!

Roland's current situation is the opposite!
He clearly didn't know these words, but he felt like he knew them!
He automatically and 'wrongly' identified unfamiliar words as words he knew.

Moreover, Roland might not have made a 'misidentification', because when the pieces were put together, they made sense!
It can fully express the meaning!
So, is this considered a misreading of the word?

Besides, he had just helped someone translate. They were professional translators, and they all thought Roland's translation was correct.

Roland couldn't help but feel a little confused.

He looked around.

Three copyists are copying the scriptures seriously.

Florence had fallen asleep on the table—it looked as if she had just had some bread and water.

No one noticed Roland, so he secretly took out the Book of Alayeh and flipped through it.

After looking at it for a while, Roland's expression turned a little ugly.

The words in the Book of Alaya are the same as the words in the documents here, both are divine words.

For a long time, every time the senior sister flipped through the Book of Alayeh, she would show an ugly expression that was very embarrassing.

But Roland watched it with great interest and firmly believed that it was "Chinese"!
What is that Chinese?
That is ancient divine text!
And it’s still changing!
This is something indescribable!
Roland thought to himself, "No wonder I felt dizzy before. I really lost my SAN."

These sacred texts are much less SAN than the texts in the Book of Alayeh.

Because the words in the Book of Alaya belong to the vernacular language. The content is very detailed.

But the words in the document here are oracle bone script!

It would be strange if you don’t get a headache if you watch too much.

How serious is this disease!
However, although both books are written in the same language, they describe different things.

The Book of Alayeh describes the god Alayeh, the butterfly, and is written as a diary. It is a reference book and a book of magical prophecies.

But the documents here are different, they are pure documents. There are no fate hints, quests or anything like that.

Roland thought to himself, "Because people can't fully understand these documents, saints from different eras have written down their own insights based on their own understanding. The books in the manuscript library outside are all the saints' insights."

They pooled their knowledge and tried to describe it as accurately as possible, but no matter how accurate their insights were, they could not compare to the original documents.

I am different from them, I can see these divine texts directly!
The gate of faith I see will be the most accurate!'
Roland said to himself, "I understand, I know what this is!

What is that book in my hand?
What I'm holding is a statue! It's a door!
Ha ha ha ha! "

Florence, who was awakened not far away, and the three copyists were stunned by what they heard.

The scribe whispered to Florence, "Archdeacon, the Holy Son must have discovered some important documents."

The three scribes told Florence what had happened.

After hearing this, Florence thought to herself with a certain excitement: "The Holy Goddess of Dawn has shown favor, the Merciful Saint of Heaven has shown mercy. This is truly wonderful." Although it was only eight words, knowing eight more words was crucial in translation.

It can be said that many errors in the literature can be corrected!

Today is really a lucky day. After Williams told Florence about the Son of God, she thought, if Roland is really the Son of God, then can he help translate the divine text?
Coincidentally, Roland actually took the initiative to ask for information.

So Florence secretly told a little lie and took Roland to the Scripture Copying Hall. But what kind of information could there be in the Scripture Copying Hall? It only contained scriptures, the Secret of the Dawn, and other things!

Florence was originally worried about how to tell Roland to help translate something.

Who would have thought that Roland said he wanted to look up mythological stories - this really opened the eyes of the goddess!

So Florence brought Roland here without saying a word.

Sure enough, Roland was a great help after he came over!
It seems that there is no doubt about the Son of God.

After the doctors had examined the Son of God's body, they were still secretly discussing whether he was a dark wizard because of his magical powers.

But he has an affinity with the magic of the seven elements, and he chose the plan to treat the 'wizard disease'. Now he can translate the divine text.

From now on, if anyone says that Roland is a dark wizard, the Cult of Dawn will be the first to get angry with them!
On this side, after Roland memorized all the documents of the Path of Faith, he sat down and read the book about the secret techniques of practicing in the Great Wilmick Cathedral.

Roland thought to himself, "Wilmick's temple practice is based on faith."
The training method of Valeria's knights is actually the training method of the Welmik Temple, except that the latter has abandoned the faith.
Roland didn't know whether Baron Hall still had any faith, but he felt that before the incident in the 'Yellow-Brown Fern Forest', he had probably stopped believing in God.

However, when he needed help the most, twelve angels appeared.

These angels may be the Angels of the Dawn.

There should be more than twelve angels coming. Those twelve angels are the last ones left.

Baron Hall had clearly betrayed his faith and become a 'fallen faithless man'.

The East Territory is clearly the enemy's camp.

But the angels traveled across the ocean and came to Valeria in the east to help the enemies solve a disaster that could destroy many unfaithful civilians.
Florence said that God loves the world, and the angels' behavior seems to explain something.

This made Roland confused again.

Shaking his head, Roland stopped thinking about these things.

In this matter, Wilmick Monastery can be regarded as a teammate. At least when dealing with mysterious matters, there will be no conflict between the two sides.

The most critical issue at the moment is to break through to the second level as quickly as possible.

Roland put away his messy thoughts and began to read the book seriously.

He thought to himself: 'Baron Hall created the Sword of Heart to replace the power of faith. He no longer believed in God, but began to believe in swords!
It is better to call it the 'Sword of Faith' than the sword of the heart!
The Sword of Valeria is to create a sword of faith, and then use this sword of faith to continuously cultivate one's own strength (position).

Wilmick believes in God and uses his faith to cultivate his own strength (position).

If Roland were to fully master the Sword of Valeria, he would have to cultivate his own Sword of Faith from scratch. Otherwise, no matter how hard he practiced, he would only have the techniques but no mental skills. He would improve his swordsmanship, but not his realm.

But practicing the Great Wilmik Sword is different. It is based on faith.

According to the literature, if a person already has a solid foundation of strength, he can directly knock on the door of faith.

These concepts are the same as the powers that the Blood Baron bestowed upon the Blood Wizards.

Of course, what the church says is a little more pleasant to listen to - something like "put down the butcher knife and become a Buddha instantly."

The church is very terrible when it comes to recruiting traitors.

Many second-level traitors in the East, after coming to the South, can become monks who can use second-level divine arts as long as they abandon their own magic power and devote themselves wholeheartedly to the arms of God!

But the devil is always stronger than the good. The wizards of the Eastern Territory also have a trick to deal with this - that is false faith.

Johnson and the others definitely know how to deceive God!

This group of old guys have been in the monastery for more than ten years, chanting scriptures, praying, and discussing divine arts with people from the church every day.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with their approach!

Roland thought to himself, "From the literature, there's one advantage to not starting over. That's that I can directly knock on the second door of faith."

But there is also a disadvantage, which is that you will have to walk the path of faith again in the future, otherwise you will not be able to move forward.

In addition, the knights who advance in this way will be much weaker than the knights who walk the path of faith in a normal and down-to-earth manner.
Roland thought about it and decided to take a shortcut to break through first and then complete the journey later.

If you stand behind the second door and practice the things in front, the speed will be very fast.

Although this would make his strength weaker than those who took a more down-to-earth approach, Roland was short of time and had no other choice but this.

Roland felt that with his current sea monster-level physical strength, he was even more terrifying than Anna's physical foundation. Even if he was a little weaker after the promotion, he was still stronger than a normally promoted second-level early-stage Dawn Knight!

He was indeed right—even if he didn't have the physical foundation, he would not be weaker than other Dawn Knights after his promotion.

It will only be stronger than them.

Of course, he himself didn't know.

Roland still had no idea why he was so suitable for practicing the 'Valeria Swordsmanship' belief system, and he didn't realize why his 'Fire of Dawn' was called 'Fire of Dawn'.

People can only comprehend the holy fire when they reach the second level!
When he was a lowly apprentice, he had already comprehended the Holy Fire. And it was purer than the Holy Fire of a normal person. So much so that the little evil god incarnated and shouted "Saint" when he appeared.

(End of this chapter)

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