Wizard's Journey

Chapter 1685 "Fairy Tale" Dimension

"Am I in the dimension of 'Fairy Tale'?"

In a daze, Green regained consciousness and found himself in a completely new world.

The original version of "Fairy Tales" is "Grimm's Fairy Tales". The book does not involve any knowledge of witchcraft or even the concept of truth. The whole book is about an author named Grimm in the wizarding world who wrote a fairy tale novel when he was lonely and bored.

The protagonist of the story is named Ketu. In the world of gods, he is tormented by the cruelty of the world. Unfortunate fate befalls him. The gods are the root of suffering in the world, yet they are powerless to defeat him.

Only Ke Tu firmly believed in his father's last will and conviction that even gods could be defeated by humans.

Through his unwavering persistence, Ketu grew stronger and stronger, eventually defeating the so-called gods and restoring peace and beauty to the world.

This is a biographical novel compiled over sixty years by Grimm, a Level 3 Archmage, during his peak years when he attempted to leave the wizarding world to travel. He was forcibly detained by a Fifth Ring True Spirit Wizard. The novel contains over ten million words of scattered wizarding text and touches upon the history, rules, conflicts between characters, origins of life, future development, and speculations about the development of the power system in the world of gods, etc.

In terms of writing style, this is not a good work, but only an average one. However, because the preface states that the author is Grimm from the wizarding world and is not like others, it gradually spreads and forms rules that some lower life forms cannot understand.

At this moment, in the world of gods!

On the surface, Grimm appears to be a wandering scholar, wearing black-rimmed glasses, holding a quill pen in his left hand and a book of fairy tales in his right, leaning lazily against a stone wall on the street, basking in the afternoon sun, looking completely idle.

In Grimm's eyes, everything in this dimension is made up of wizarding script!

The flowing wind is a setting based on my imagination of the wizarding world. There are six hourglasses for day and night, which will be adjusted according to the seasons. The earth is composed of densely packed wizarding script such as "soil", "sand", "rock", and "water". The density and brightness of the wizarding script determine the softness of the soil.

The people on the street are also composed of countless wizarding names, and their blood is made up of infinitely small wizarding words called "blood". This flowing wizarding "blood" is made up of even smaller wizarding words called "red blood cells" and "white blood cells". The "white blood cell" wizarding word is made up of neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils and so on.

It can be said that this is the most basic rule in the more than ten million words of Grimm's Fairy Tales, which tells the story of the rules of a lower-dimensional structure.

If this lower-dimensional being wanted to unravel the mysteries of truth, it would need to start from the infinite microscopic level, like deciphering a puzzle, first analyzing the lowest element wizard civilization, and then continuously piecing together higher elements until it could completely unravel "Grimm's Fairy Tales," which is almost impossible!

As a being of a higher dimension, Grimm only needs to write one high-level wizarding script, and countless low-level wizarding scripts, like a pyramid, will be automatically generated. This is the power of different dimensions.

In fact, the reason why the Five Rings True Spirit Wizard was able to patiently read through "Grimm's Fairy Tales" and discover some of its hidden secrets was because of his unparalleled wisdom!

For most scholars on the Wizarding Continent, Grimm's Fairy Tales are far too bloated, with some of the settings being vague, nonsensical, and seemingly meaningless...

For the average person who sees it as a biographical story, it's just a bunch of nonsense. If it weren't for the fact that it's supposedly the work of a high-ranking wizard and the main plot might have some appeal, this kind of trashy novel has absolutely no appeal.

Boom, boom, boom...

As the majestic bells rang out, people stopped what they were doing, and even those on carriages dismounted to pray with utmost devotion, kneeling and praising the glory of the god of order.

"Great God of Order, your radiant light will surely dispel the evil forces of the Kotu Cult and restore peace to this world. We will forever be your most loyal servants!"

A young girl couldn't help but burst into tears during her prayer, which shows how devout she was.

In Grimm's Fairy Tales, Kotu fights for the freedom of the people in the world of gods, firmly believing in his father's convictions and remaining indomitable. He believes that the gods are merely more powerful beings who can ultimately be defeated. However, this noble belief is seen as that of a cult leader who breaks the rules of the gods in the face of the ignorance of ordinary people. People willingly become his servants and curse him.

From a high-latitude perspective, what a cruel world this is...

The period when Green arrived should be the period when Koto rose to power!

Soon, everyone discovered that Green was an anomaly, unmoved by the prayer bells of the God of Order.

Amidst the angry stares of those around him, Grimm seemed to be observing strange creatures in a zoo cage, looking around with curiosity about everything in this dimension. Although everything in "Fairy Tale" was meticulously designed by Grimm, the feeling of being so deeply immersed in it was extraordinary.

Those who were praying suppressed their anger and completed the prayer ceremony.

Soon, a large crowd surrounded him, shouting and yelling at Green, denouncing his disrespect for the God of Order. Some radical and fanatical believers even condemned Green as a heretic and threatened to burn him at the stake.

Tap, tap, tap, tap...

A troop of knights galloped closer, their golden church attire gleaming. The crowd parted to make way, and the tall, imposing church knight at the head looked down at the down-on-his-luck scholar, saying in a low voice, "Is this the man?"

"Yes, sir, we all witnessed his disrespect for the Great Order God; he is very likely a heretic of the Kotu cult!"

A ragged old woman pointed at Green and said viciously, "I really don't know why she still believes in the so-called God of Order when she is already so poor. Is it because she is accusing Green, or is it because her original sin deep in her heart makes her happy to see people who are more miserable than herself?"

"Tie him up and take him away."

With a cold and disdainful look at Green, the knight leader waved his hand, then turned and rode away, completely disregarding Green, whom he considered an ant.

Several knights dismounted and approached, the clanging of metal chains and shackles echoing as they prepared to handcuff Green without warning.

"Boring."

Grimm muttered to himself, flipping through the pages of his fairy tale book until the last blank page. Everything around him seemed to be changing rapidly: low buildings became tall buildings, day and night alternated endlessly, clouds drifted, the seasons cycled, and war turned ruins into ruins and then rebuilt...

Green is like a being of time, traversing through time, moving vertically rather than exploring space.

Ignoring these passersby who weren't even ants, who had become history in the story, Grimm traveled directly to ten thousand years in the future, the most glorious and prosperous period of Emperor Ketu, an era when the rules of the pantheon had completely collapsed.

(End of this chapter)