Mystery: When the Lost Homelanders Meet the Lost Homeland Call

Old Neil was speechless.

Only in his wildest fantasies did he ever imagine that he could escape the control of the Hidden Sage.

It could be said that after he chose to seek knowledge from the reclusive sage in order to save his wife, he never truly believed he could escape.

Only when the night was deep and quiet did he dare to imagine such a scene.

He had considered that after he rescued his wife, a demigod from the church descended upon Tingen and helped him out of kindness, and he had also considered that he had deciphered from Russell's notes that some ancient ritual had severed the connection.

He even imagined that the goddess of the night had bestowed a blessing upon him, severing his connection with the evil god.

However, those imaginings are filled with profound esoteric knowledge and grand scenes.

Even in his wildest imagination, the way to get rid of the sage would not be like this...

It was almost child's play.

Lynn picked up the pair of translucent eyeballs in his hand, examined them carefully, and then gently squeezed them into scattered particles of light.

  [Remember 101 Reading Website: the fastest novel website on the entire internet for convenient book reading! 101read.com is super worry-free!]

Then he smiled and opened his right hand to Old Neil, saying, "The 'eye' that the Hidden Sage placed on you has been destroyed."

Old Neil opened his mouth wide, but due to extreme shock, he could only utter a few indistinct sounds.

Lynn patted him on the shoulder: "In the future, if you encounter this situation, you can say 'Please enter text' to express your inability to speak."

"Your Excellency, thank you for your kindness. Your power is astonishing." After this ordeal, old Neil finally recovered and was able to speak coherently.

Lynn waved his hand to indicate that it was nothing serious: "It's nothing, no need to be so polite. I don't even know what just happened myself."

He wasn't just being polite; he truly now possessed the ability to sever ties with mysticism.

After he partially understands his own nature, as long as he concentrates his mind, everything in front of him will be analyzed before his eyes. He can see the composition of matter, the structure of spirits, and the symbolic connections beneath them.

This ability to see through the material world, the spirit world, and the astral world is probably a manifestation of his being a shadow of the subspace directly striking the bottom of the world. Lynn guessed that the "angels" of the mysterious world should also have similar observational abilities.

He also realized that he had forgotten to create a counterpart for himself in the astral plane. Lynn speculated that when he arrived, he was surrounded by ordinary people whose symbols in the astral plane were very scattered and weak, so he did not analyze enough information.

This also means that he is now completely devoid of symbolism in mysticism.

With his current abilities, severing the connection to the mystical world would be very simple; there are many ways to do so.

For example, he can find the connection between information in the spirit world and then directly destroy it.

He could also find the symbol of the Hidden Sage in the astral plane and then block the "starlight" that shines on Old Neil.

He could even directly treat Old Neil as his own subordinate and then direct all connections to this "empty" place.

But the problem is, Lynn didn't do anything!

He really just wanted to get a closer look at his eyes!

Then he took it off and destroyed it, and the connection was indeed lost.

"It seems the situation in this subspace is still incredibly complicated..." Lynn muttered to himself, looking at his right hand.

Meanwhile, Old Neil was observing the movements of the being before him while contemplating his own ritual.

Without the knowledge given by the Hidden Sage, how can I obtain a way to revive my wife?

I've read all the church books I can find, maybe I should try the black market?

Dunn mentioned something about Antigonus's Notebooks recently; should we look into it...?

"Sir," Lynn's words interrupted old Neil's thoughts, and he said with concern,

"You seem to have something on your mind. Can you share it with me?"

Would a near-divine being care about something as trivial as this?

Old Neil felt a bit absurd. He hadn't wanted to speak, but Lynn's actions just now kept replaying in his mind, and he blurted out, almost as if possessed:

"I have a fiancée named Celeste, she is as beautiful as the moonlight..."

Lynn listened quietly.

-

The hidden sage resides in an unknown land that no god can find.

A phantom light composed of massive amounts of information trembled violently, and its body twisted as if a giant python had been pierced.

He is the "Hidden Sage".

The Hidden Sage was merely curious about a mysterious void, and after consuming a negligible low-sequence Extraordinary, he had his legs broken by Lynn.

He watched helplessly as a part of his body was torn off alive, the information he had gained from the void was ripped back with interest, and all the information related to that extraordinary being vanished without a trace.

As beings composed of information, having a part of our information taken away is like having a part of our body torn off.

Fortunately, the process didn't take long, and soon the Hidden Sage quieted down.

The illusory light continued to wander in the unknown land, as if it had forgotten something, yet it had forgotten nothing at all.