Mystery: When the Lost Homelanders Meet the Lost Homeland Call

Lynn Aberrant is struggling to operate two perspectives.

Adam did try to trick him, but it turned out to be a blessing in disguise, giving him an opportunity to grow.

"Since you're trying to sabotage me, don't expect me to respect your patents."

Lynn Aberrant created the imaginary angel Adam and the dark angel Sasriel in imitation of the ancient sun god, and created the White Tower and Lynn, imitating the ancient sun to make them each embody a part of his personality.

Of course, Lynn Aberrant isn't as inhuman as the ancient sun god, nor can he be. Lynn and the White Tower aren't independent individuals, nor do they have thoughts; they're more like two accounts.

These two accounts have their own "personas" and social circles, which leads to different behaviors. Just like how modern people may have completely different speaking patterns on their main and alternate accounts, Lynn Aberrant is now someone who logs into two accounts on two devices at the same time.

Currently, Lynn Aberrant is allowing Lynn to move freely by keeping the White Tower stationary. For an archangel, making thought equal to using power is very simple.

As soon as Lynn stood up, White Tower handed him a task sheet.

Strictly speaking, Lynn would prefer to call it spitting it out; now the White Tower is working like a printer, "beeping" all the time.

"Next, you need to find Klein and, depending on the situation, reveal some information about Adam, then help him create an alternate account. After that, you need to communicate with Pales, and then..."

"I know, to find a ship to make my name truly befitting, so Klein can call on me at any time, and also to test whether we can guide power into this world under the name of the Lost Fleet." Lynn scratched his head. "Aren't we the same person? Is it really necessary to say all this?"

"Work leaves a trace; after all, we're all pretty forgetful," White Tower said seriously. "Have you forgotten about Eve's husband?"

"Alright, alright. After finishing the above, we still need to manage the docks, try to find the sea monster the Hanged Man mentioned, and at the same time, we need to find a poorly governed area in the Southern Continent to establish our own country and lay the population foundation for the Anti-Divine Anchor."

Lynn listed the tasks one by one, which were then recorded in their "private chat".

"I'll take charge of the virtual universe and provide technical support for your future actions." The spatial structure between Bai Ta's hands began to distort as he attempted to carve out a piece of space.

"No problem," Lynn gave a thumbs up. "I'm temporarily in charge of the Anti-Divinity Anchor Project and the Klein Development Project, and they're progressing well so far."

"A new folder has been created in my virtual universe."

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"Progress is going well."

-

Lynn set off, while the White Tower silently watched the space before him.

The idea of ​​a virtual universe came about very simply. Since Lynn Aberrent's abilities could directly grasp the essence of the world and manipulate information, it was a natural idea to create a virtual world to perform operations that were difficult to do in reality.

When in doubt, it's a professional habit to perform simulations.

The universe is nothing more than time, space, matter, and energy. A sorcerer who can divide space into four sequences can do it, and it's not difficult to carve out a piece of the world using physical means. The timeline is a bit more complicated, but for now, we can directly connect to the main world's timeline.

After dividing the space, you can put matter and energy into it and it will naturally become a testing ground, since the laws and concepts will not disappear because of the division of space.

However, if that's all there is to it, it's more like a microcosm than a virtual universe, so the White Tower's ambitions go far beyond that.

First, by reducing interaction with the outside world through the division of the microcosm, the White Tower can achieve complete control over this microcosm and realize true omniscience and omnipotence.

For example, the White Tower can freely save and load its game by manipulating the River of Fate within its microcosm. Because the relationship between things within the microcosm and the outside world becomes thinner, the size of the internal River of Fate also becomes weaker.

Secondly, this microcosm does have a certain degree of "virtual" nature. The White Tower has established a "server" that is responsible not only for recording the state of the microcosm at every moment to ensure security and data detail, but also for maintaining the operation of the universe.

Through the dual constraints of the fate level and the time level, the operation of everything within it is constantly mirrored and compared with the information running in the server. The material movement of the microcosm is both the operation of natural laws and the calculation result of the server. The two are compared and influence each other.

Only those items placed on the White Tower's special list are immune to calculations; that is the extraordinary characteristic.

The White Tower Project plans to place virtual extraordinary individuals in the virtual universe. These NPCs do not possess extraordinary characteristics themselves, but can only appear to have extraordinary abilities.

For example, a warrior's extraordinary ability is great strength, and the White Tower can achieve the same effect by increasing the strength of that NPC within the server.

Of course, this operation cannot describe the subtle fateful influences and the original consciousness within extraordinary traits, so the White Tower also releases some special NPCs who actually possess traits, who exist as objects of observation, just like the extraordinary individuals who come in for testing.

Thus, the White Pagoda obtained a completely accurate external environment, allowing for the individual study of its extraordinary characteristics.

Moreover, the effects of the virtual universe don't stop there. The White Tower also plans to conduct experiments on multi-universe interaction, hoping to produce some results that can be used now.

Of course, the above are just plans. The White Tower still needs to do a lot of work, such as creating that powerful "server", calculating the degree of division of the microcosm, and fixing a whole host of other things.

As for how extraordinary characteristics are obtained...

White Tower considered killing people directly, but that would be too slow. Finding the sinner and then killing them would be a very long process, and there were too few extraordinary individuals. Even killing the entire ocean wouldn't necessarily gather enough for a thousand Sequence Nines.

There's also the matter of getting the sealing artifact from the church, which takes way too long. The White Tower is releasing the Bata version of the virtual universe next week.

As for mass-producing extraordinary items by invoking the honorific names of gangsters, he didn't want to risk the safety of the Earth, and he hadn't even figured out the characteristics yet, so researching pollution was a bit too hasty.

Of course, killing and trading sealed items can be used first, but there's no need, because the White Tower has come up with a better way.

A land forsaken by God.

There are tons of wild, extraordinary characteristics there, you can catch them all in one go.

The white pagoda turned its gaze eastward.

"The land forsaken by God... how much wisdom does the true creation still possess...?"

-

Lynn walked down the streets of Tingen with a normal expression, but in reality, he was on high alert, observing his surroundings from his original perspective from time to time.

Look around and see if there's a priest with eyes as clear as a baby's.

Fortunately, Lynn did not see Adam again. Adam has not reappeared since the first night of his journey.

In fact, Tingen is indeed a good place to avoid Adam. The reason is simple: 0-08 is there, and currently 0-08 has not completely fallen into a disadvantage at the supernatural level, so Adam cannot stay in Tingen for long.

However, Adam should have stayed in Tingen, since the void in his destiny had suddenly disappeared.

As Lynn pondered how 0-08 would distract Adam or run away, a message from White Tower arrived via private chat.

"A message from the Church of Storms unexpectedly reached me. It was about an Aurora Society ship and the movements of the listeners on board."

"Based on my analysis, that ship's destination is the Forsaken Land, and I have already set off to follow it."

"So this is how it's arranged. Your connection to 'The Hollow' is even stronger and more conspicuous now." Lynn covered her face. "This must be 0-08's arrangement. Be careful on the road; Adam will probably be following you."

"I've discovered signs that the communications have been manipulated, but it's an open conspiracy, and I just happen to need the opportunity to go to the Forsaken Land."

"Do you think 0-08 knew about the Forsaken Land? Could they have so cleverly achieved such a huge victory with such a small investment?"

"Obviously not," White Tower's answer was Lynn's next thought.

The two exclaimed in unison: "The true Creator is pulling the strings behind the scenes!"

-

On the outskirts of Tingen, there is a house with a red chimney and a green lawn.

Ince Zangwell looked at the quill and the open notebook with an uncertain expression; clearly, the quill had created another story while he slept.

He opened the notebook and began to read, and what came into view was a familiar name.

"The Creator of all things!"

"The ruler behind the veil of shadows!"

"The fallen nature of all living beings!"

Seven days ago, this pen suddenly went mad and wrote this name once. Now it writes it every day. Ince, who was once an archbishop, knew very well that this was the name of the evil god worshipped by the Aurora Society, the true creator!

Compared to seven days ago, the quill pen now has a slightly darker black color.

"Due to the weather, the information of the Church of Storms was obtained by the angel of knowledge. Although He sensed something was wrong, He still chose to embark on a journey to the ends of the earth, which is quite reasonable."

"It is reasonable that the dangerous, paranoid, and disgusting angel chose to follow the angel of knowledge, because He was not in a hurry to find the great Pen of Alshurst."

Ince's brow twitched, and he immediately tried to pick up a pen. After seeing the word "angel," he no longer wanted to stay in Tingen for another second.

But the pen started writing on its own.

"Ince Zangwell will remain in Tingen to help the offspring of the true creator be born, which is the fastest way for him to become a demigod."

"Mr. Z from the Aurora Society came to Tingen and 'helped' Ince perform the ceremony because he had received a divine oracle, which makes sense."

Ince's forehead was covered in bulging veins.

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At Moretti's house, Klein, who was changing into his rather worn-out clothes, heard a knock on the door.

The only person who could have come at this time was Lynn... Before Klein could even open the door, it opened by itself, and Lynn, covered in eerie green flames, appeared in the doorway. The moment Klein opened the door, the green flames had already filled the house.

"Now that the room is closed, we can talk about things safely."

Klein quickly became alert: "What happened?"

"I don't know if you've noticed," Lynn said, her acting superb, "but our thinking has been disrupted."

"Ah!" Klein, perfectly in character, took a deep breath, as if suddenly realizing something, "Hiss—"

“There was an unnamed being who passed through Tingen before,” Lynn explained. “He possesses mental abilities and interfered with me because I influenced some of his plans.”

Lynn was basically telling the truth, but he downplayed the severity of the situation.

"Now that the angel has left, I've also discovered the problem."

"Hiss—" Klein really gasped this time.

"An angel! Is this world really that dangerous?"

"Angels are everywhere, demigods are as common as dogs?"

He quickly believed Lynn's words; after all, if Lynn really wanted to deal with him, he wouldn't need to lie.

"On the contrary, Sequence Five is the level of a naval general; there are only seven of them openly at sea on the entire planet," Lynn reassured Klein.

"It's just that there are many old monsters in this world who are carrying out complex schemes, and a single move can affect the whole situation. Those in high positions are also generally very fast."

"Once you reach the higher sequences, you'll find that catching people is actually very difficult, and each one is harder to kill than the last."

Klein shuddered. "This sounds like some kind of dark forest."

"So I need to solve this dark forest problem. I'm going to explain the principle of anti-divine anchors to you now."

"what?"

Can this kind of thing be shared directly?

Klein felt a little guilty for not telling his fellow countrymen about the Tarot Club, and at the same time, he could clearly sense that Lynn was a little anxious.

"Wait a minute, could you tell me how you found me first?"

"It's simple. Transmigrators from modern Earth have something special about them, which those in high positions or those with special inspiration can detect." Seeing Klein panic again, Lynn added, "But it's not a big problem. The 'smell' will dissipate within half a day after the transmigration."

After saying that, he looked at Klein with suspicion, "But you seem to be a little special. There's still a faint 'scent' on you."

Gray fog! Klein immediately guessed what Lynn meant by "special," and that his "flavor" increased because he attended the Tarot meeting once a week.

"What should we do then?" Klein asked anxiously, after all, this was a matter of life and death.

"It's alright. Right now, only extraordinary individuals who have reached the monster path and opened their spiritual vision can sense the characteristics, or some very powerful extraordinary individuals. When you reach the demigod level, you will be able to freely control those scents."

"Did you also gain control by becoming a demigod?"

"No," Lynn shook his head, "I suspect it has something to do with the route; the smell dissipated a long time ago."

"Oh—" Klein pondered. Could the three paths mentioned in Emperor Roselle's diary be the same ones Lynn suspected were related to the gray fog?

Only by choosing these three paths can we unlock the secrets of the fog?

Klein seems to be fine for now, and Lynn has already started explaining:

"Next, I will show you the future hope of the potion system."

"Are you ready? The following arguments might be a bit difficult. If you don't understand them, just wait for my conclusion."

"No problem," Klein said. "I'll try my best to keep up."

A blackboard materialized out of thin air, and lines of Chinese characters were written down as Lynn expressed his thoughts.

"According to the theory that extraordinary beings above the level of angels need the faith of mortals as an anchor to resist the spiritual pollution of divinity, they can resist it."

"Since they can be balanced on both sides of a scale, this proves that there is some kind of equivalent relationship between the two."

"It also reminds me that all things possess divinity, and perhaps spirituality and divinity have something in common at a deeper level."

Lynn added a footnote below to supplement this, then concealed it so only he could see it: "The divinity here refers directly to the spiritual remnants of the past, and all things possess divinity; perhaps the beliefs of mortals, at least humanity, embody their spiritual 'remnants.'"

"So it can be clear that the mental residue, which we call J, has at least three characteristics: size, position, and tendency. We can set the size as x, the position as y, and the tendency as z."

What is this? Is this still the Extraordinary Realm? Where did this come from? Klein was completely bewildered.

Extraordinary beings above the angel level need faith as their anchor! Is this why God seeks believers?

These three variables were determined by Lynn after careful consideration.

Needless to say, the mental residue of different ranks is obviously vastly different.

The sheer size is also evident; the number of believers increases the anchor's strength, proving that spiritual remnants also have a substantial size.

Tendency is key to quantitative analysis.

Besides their different levels of status and size, different mental remnants also differ in nature. Since the word "nature" has too many meanings, Lynn simply calls it "inclination".

For example, the tendency of the demonic path is desire, depravity, and defilement; the tendency of the solar path is holiness, order, and light; and the tendency of the dark path is eternal sleep, darkness, and concealment, and so on.

Seeing three variables, Lynn naturally thought of a mathematical form that could express multiple variables.

"We create a Hilbert space and then define J as a high-dimensional vector."

"It should be noted that J is not a three-dimensional vector, because z, one of the three variables that define J, is also a vector composed of multiple variables."

"The tendency is relatively simple. If you only want to be practical, you don't need to pursue a general solution. Just calculate the tendency of all twenty-two approaches."

"We can define the y-value of an ordinary person as 1, which is the lowest digit."

"We noticed that the effect of rank on the intensity of mental contamination is clearly not linear, so we created a function to quantitatively describe the actual impact of sequential promotion on rank..."

What Lynn didn't say was that the specific calculations of the above data would be carried out by the virtual universe project under the White Tower.

Klein: "Dude, you're really good at this!"

"Therefore," Lynn declared loudly, throwing down his pen after writing, "once the person function is determined, the anti-divine anchor will have a mathematical foundation; once a means of quantitatively dismantling, processing, and integrating faith is found, the anti-divine anchor can be implemented!"

Lynn looked at Klein: "This is how we fight this malicious system!"

By this time, Klein's eyes were already lifeless.

That day, Klein recalled the fear of being dominated by mathematics.

After a long pause, Klein finally spoke:

"Uh, so as long as we find a way to control that faith, we can solve the angel problem?"

"Yes, that's one way to understand it."

"Alright, alright, Great Sage, please retract your supernatural powers."

"Fine then." Lynn reluctantly put the notebook away.