I, the wizard, the foolish Buddha.

Roland's intuition told him that the truth was hidden in the 'bronze mirror' and the old scriptures here.

He planned to study the higher-dimensional topology of the Holy See while flipping through the books, to see what the Holy See really was.

Lost in thought, Roland walked around the long table under everyone's gaze, and then, one Roland after another appeared along the route he took.

Some of them were holding the 'Bronze Mirror' in their hands.

After Roland, who was holding a bronze mirror, appeared, he began to study the topology of the Holy See—there were seven people and seven mirrors.

Those Rolands who did not carry bronze mirrors began searching for old scriptures and consulting documents after they appeared.

Florence didn't know what Roland's magic meant. But she had seen Roland's straw figures back in Vermeek. Therefore, she mistakenly believed that these Rolands were all his straw incarnations.

Mystical magic like straw incarnation is commonplace in the Eastern Realm. Every second-tier wizard knows it.

Therefore, in Florence's eyes, this was a 'discreet and safe' magic, so she made no comment.

The old scribe made no comment, as if he couldn't understand at all that this was a technique only mad gods like 'Alaye' and 'Herakka' could use. He merely glanced at it indifferently and paid it no further attention.

In contrast, he was more interested in the way Roland read books—Roland turned the pages very quickly.

After they picked up a book, its pages began to flutter wildly in the wind. At the same time, countless golden divine symbols jumped out from the pages.

These divine symbols leaped off the pages and flew into the eyes of Roland's many readers, after which he finished reading.

He can flip through a book in a few seconds.

In fact, many wizards can do this. However, these books are ancient scriptures!

Moreover, it is the old scripture written in divine script!
They describe so many indescribable things that would drive an ordinary person crazy at first glance.

Furthermore, these ancient scriptures were written in divine script, so the amount of data is also terrifying.

Not to mention, Roland conjured up dozens of Rolands to read the book together!

If a normal wizard were to do this, they would likely be submerged in the deep sea of ​​that lower world, descending into utter madness. They might even transform into a mystical creature, or ignite a mad fire and become a god of madness.

Even Olivia, back in Greyfalcon City, went completely mad and went berserk simply because she carefully perused the Book of Rest and tried to decipher those 'scribbles'.

Therefore, those who suppress their own madness are actually more prone to going mad when they do such things, because they are inherently unstable.

But nothing happened to Roland.

Moreover, his current method is not just reading one book—he flips through dozens of books at the same time.

If a person can do this, even if he were thrown into the deepest part of the ocean, he probably wouldn't go insane.

Without a doubt, Roland's figure from the deep sea of ​​the underworld is in a much deeper place than the 'Goddess' in the deep sea of ​​the underworld!
His self-awareness was far more stable than any 'god' known to the old scribe.

At this moment, Roland, having walked around once, had returned to the old scribe's side.

The old scribe glanced at the seven mirrors that Roland was fiddling with not far away, and asked Roland beside him, "Do you think there should be seven fragments of the base?"

Roland nodded and said, "From observation, there should be six complete fragments of the foundation—this sixth fragment is the Holy City. It fell to earth during the catastrophe of the Holy Throne's fall."

As for the seventh piece, it consists of the countless tiny fragments of the foundation. The teleportation platforms used daily by the church are one type of these fragments.

After a pause, Roland shook his head and said, "But I think the total number of these fragments is still not enough, so there should be one fragment that the Holy See has not yet obtained."

The old scribe asked, "Why do you think those fragments didn't split off from the other six base fragments? Perhaps there are only six base fragments in total, and there isn't a seventh one. Who knows?"

After all, it's more plausible that all the foundation fragments were damaged in that disaster.

The Vatican has yet to find a seventh piece of the Holy See; most people believe there are only six pieces.

Roland couldn't help but be slightly stunned.

That's true. According to Roland's statement, six of the seven base fragments were undamaged in the disaster, and only one fragment was damaged.

The probability of this is very low. In contrast, the explanation that there are only six base fragments and the other smaller fragments split off from these six is ​​more reasonable.

I seem to subconsciously believe that there must be seven pieces of the base fragments instead of six.

At that moment, Roland, who was sitting at a long table and flipping through old scriptures, suddenly had a look of sudden realization on his face, and then he disappeared like a shadow.

At the same time, Roland, who was talking to the old scribe, suddenly widened his eyes, as if he had suddenly realized something.

Roland beckoned towards the long table, and the old scripture flew into his hand.

After confirming the contents, Roland's expression gradually became more interesting.

At this moment, Joan and the others also gathered around, and Florence asked curiously, "Did you find something?"

Roland said, "I know what the Holy See is now. If I hadn't seen the statue of it with my own eyes in Vermik, I would never have guessed it. This must be it."

Florence's expression turned somewhat strange. Although Wilmique had many churches, chapels, and even a large cathedral, there were no actual statues of gods enshrined there.

The idols worshipped by the Dawn Order are all fake.

Because the statues of the gods of dawn either contain elements of the Old Scriptures—such as the statue of the Third Holy Mother.

Either it's like the 'Black Blood Shepherdess'—looking at too many of them will drive you mad. Therefore, the real idols are secretly kept hidden away. The idols displayed outside are all fake.

On the other hand, the gods of dawn do not need faith, or even believers. So it doesn't matter whether anyone makes offerings to them. Therefore, the statues in the Church of Dawn are all depictions of the gods of dawn in human form.

However, many, many years ago, when the Dawn Order was first founded, it seems that there was indeed a real idol in the chapel.

Thinking of this, Florence's eyes suddenly lit up, and she asked, "You mean..."

Before Florence could finish speaking, Roland suddenly vanished. Then, the seven Rolands operating the bronze mirror in the distance immediately showed expressions of sudden realization. They then began adjusting the projection on the bronze mirror. Seeing this, Florence couldn't help but ponder.

The Order of Dawn did indeed once worship a true idol, the supreme god, the deity worshipped by the gods of dawn. It was as noble and great as the supreme sun god.

It is rumored to be indescribable and ineffable. But its projection in the world of appearances is understandable and perceptible.

It can connect the thoughts of everyone in the world, and the gods are the source of 'divine power'.

This supreme god is opposed to the mad and evil gods.

Some believe it represents the will of the astral plane, and that it, along with the 'Dawn Sanctuary,' represents the order of this astral plane.

The Mad Gods are Outer Gods. Once they invade a celestial plane, the laws of that plane will be thrown into chaos—and the Supreme God of Gods can restore order.

Therefore, although the two sides are in opposition, they can restrain each other.

There isn't much information about it in the Old Testament. However, the Dawn Order believes that the ancient Dawn Sanctuary and the Dawn Gods used the power of this supreme God to combat evil.

The gods seemed indifferent to the Dawn Order's veneration of it. But the Church of Light and Shadow considered it an offense to the gods. After all, there was only one God above all gods, and that was the supreme Sun God.

Therefore, after the rise of Protestantism, the Dawn Order replaced all their idols.

While pondering, Florence noticed that the seven Rolands who had been operating the bronze mirrors in the distance were gradually disappearing, and the 'light blocks' projected by the seven bronze mirrors had also changed into another form.

The original seven 'light blocks' that displayed high-dimensional images have been reduced to six simple two-dimensional geometric shapes and a chaotic multi-dimensional image.

Upon closer inspection, the six simple two-dimensional geometric figures bear a striking resemblance to the Holy See!
It seems that Roland has just successfully altered the high-dimensional structure of the five foundation fragments of the Holy Throne and the 'map of the Holy City,' just as he did when he reassembled the Holy Monument, and then reduced them to another dimension.

Thus, a new Holy See that closely resembled the Holy See came into being.

However, he failed when dealing with the seventh fragment of the Holy Throne base. Therefore, the seventh fragment remains a chaotic high-dimensional picture.

These six simple geometric shapes and that chaotic multidimensional shape were pieced together like tangram pieces, forming a Y-shaped pattern.

They floated and swirled in mid-air, emitting a soft glow. Although the seventh fragment could not be successfully assembled, it was still clear that it was the strange idol enshrined in a chapel of the Dawn Order.

"This...this is the Light of Dawn?!" Florence blurted out.

She knelt down excitedly, clasped her hands together, and prayed to the incomplete light of dawn in mid-air.

During this prayer, Florence was moved to tears—yes, it was it. The supreme god worshipped by the ancient Dawn Order, the true god of dawn, revered by all the gods of dawn!

But why did Roland suddenly project the statue of the Dawn of Light?

At this moment, Joan suddenly realized and said, "Oh, I remember now, Amber secretly took pictures when she accompanied Her Majesty the White Queen to visit the Vermeek Monastery."

It's that spaceship, right? The Holy See is actually that spaceship called 'Dawn of Light'!

"Wow, I never imagined it was so big. As big as the moon, even in an ancient forbidden sanctuary, it would be considered a 'Titan-level' object."

Florence paused for a moment, then stared blankly at Joan: "Spaceship? Dawnlight? Starship?"

"Uh, I just heard it from someone else." Joan was a little embarrassed. She tried to change the subject, but Florence's expression turned angry and serious.

"Who said that? Was it Amber? Was it the White Queen? Why would they blaspheme the God of Dawn like that!"

"I said it."

Roland's voice came from the long table behind them. When they turned around, they found that all the Roland (phantoms) in the library had disappeared, leaving only the real Roland.

Roland stood up and came over, saying, "I just checked, and it's definitely true. Dawn of Light is a spaceship."

He handed a scroll to Florence—it turned out to be an old copy of the Bible that Roland had made at the Vermeer Scripture Hall.

Roland said, "The Dawn Order has always had many translation problems with the sacred texts of the Old Testament. For example, terms like 'model number,' 'equipment,' 'operating system,' and 'code' are often not translated correctly."
This is not because the saints of past generations lacked knowledge, nor because their study of the Old Scriptures was insufficient. Rather, it's because such a concept doesn't exist in the understanding of you Southerners.

Roland looked at Florence: "What do you think the term 'artificial intelligence' means?"

Florence hesitated slightly before asking, "Holy Spirit servant, or ancient sorcerer spirit?"

Qiong's pupils suddenly contracted.

Roland nodded and said, "I guess so. So what about the 'AI responsible for helping the Forbidden Sanctuary guard and supervise the mad gods' and the 'AI that can modify planets and incubate life'?"

Florence's expression became devout and solemn. She drew a "Y" with her hands and solemnly said, "'The supreme god who helps the Dawn Sanctuary fight against the mad gods' and 'the creator who possesses the divine authority of creation and creation' is the Light of Dawn."

Roland looked at Joan: "Do you understand?"

Joan's expression was very strange.

Florence asked with a puzzled look, "What's wrong? Is there a problem?"

Joan said with a serious expression, "Florence, these two 'artificial intelligence' are the same word. But you've given two different translations."

Florence seemed a little confused about Joan's meaning. Joan said, "Florace, the true meaning of this word is an intelligent life form created artificially. For example, the magical spirits built into the magic tower can assist wizards in their work and manage the affairs of the entire magic tower."

Florence asked with great confusion, "You mean, the Light of Dawn is a kind of 'Holy Spirit servant' who is responsible for managing the entire Kingdom of Heaven?"

Seeing that Florence still didn't quite understand, Roland directly released something from the snake ring.

Upon closer inspection, everyone realized it was a magic carpet.

After the magic carpet flew out, it greeted its owner in a very obsequious manner. Seeing that its owner, Joan, ignored it, it nimbly flew to a distance and tidied up the entire room in an attempt to please its owner.

Roland looked at the magic carpet and said, "Florents, the Light of Dawn is a magic carpet."

He pointed to the sacred and solemn tangram formed by the 'blocks of light' not far away: "A magic carpet created by the ancient forbidden wizards of the 'Dawn Sanctuary,' possessing extremely high wisdom, capable of carrying people in flight and imprisoning criminals." (End of Chapter)