Comprehensive network wizard, magic emperor.

Chapter 212 The Divine Summoning Me, Dragons Exist in the World

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祭火占卜密仪：Lv3（0/80）（知识残卷0/1）掌握通神状态，更容易沟通冥冥之中的存在
During his last skill upgrade, Lin Bo entered a state of divine connection, which was an intense self-hallucination experience. He was in a frenzy of emotions and sensory disturbances, accompanied by excruciating pain that swept through his nervous system. The process could hardly be described as pleasant.

The result of that communion was quite peculiar. He felt that the natural world around him had become more human-like, and the sea breeze seemed to push against his back, urging the sorcerer to go home. Even though it only lasted for a few seconds, it was an undeniable fact.

The moment for upgrading the Fire Divination Ritual arrived once again. Lin Bo sat down cross-legged, and in the next instant, a warm aura began to emerge from between his eyebrows. The muscles that passed through it felt slightly numb. This aura spread throughout his entire body, then extended inward, climbing along the nerve endings to the spinal cord, and finally reaching the brain.

There was a sense of connection in the nerve ganglia along the way, as if a stream had broken through a dam and converged in one place. From the hair to the internal organs, all the weak nerve signals in the human body, which were originally deliberately suppressed and ignored by the brain, were now being perceived again.

He could feel the friction of muscles and bones, the peristalsis of the stomach and intestines, the pressure of the lungs on the diaphragm, and the pain and discomfort caused by the operation and wear and tear of the human body, this machine of flesh and blood. These sensations, which should have been shielded by the brain, were now fully exposed.

This is communion with the divine, a state of liberation from the unconscious.

As his body was taken over by the unconscious, Lin Bo's will was relegated to the spiritual dimension, trapped in the bright mental field within the mental barrier.

At this moment, his flesh and blood body was completely controlled by irrational biological instincts, and Lin Bo's consciousness was like an invisible ghost parasitizing this ape-man's body.

He lost direct contact with his senses, so he could not see the signals his eyes received, hear any sounds, or touch anything.

But the information received by his physical senses was transformed into scenery in his mental field: the waves, the pebble beach, the stars and moon in the sky and the setting sun, the wind brushing his cheeks, the seagulls flying over the horizon, and his own form, all appeared one by one.

For the first time, Lin Bo observed the world from an outsider's perspective.

He can notice details that he wouldn't have noticed before. For example, when he observes a scene, only a small area in the focal point is clear, while the rest is blurry and dim, and the blind spot is a blank.

The sky above was sparsely populated with stars, but hundreds of True Name Runes shone brightly. The moon in the real world was a small crescent moon, while the True Name Runes were full and bright, hanging high in the sky.

Lin Bo observed his own body. This flesh and blood body, which was unconsciously controlled, was pure white because the naked eye could not see the color of his own body.

It resides at the very center of the spiritual dimension, with everything else revolving around it. When it rises to move, the earth beneath its feet and the sky above its head begin to shift, its head turns, and various scenes begin to appear in the areas its gaze sweeps across.

This spiritual dimension is very small, because only things perceived by the body's senses can exist; the field of vision can only cover a fan-shaped area in front of you, while the scenery behind you is completely blank.

But at the same time, it is infinite, capable of continuously accommodating real-world things, allowing all things to occur in the spiritual field, and is sufficient to encompass the universe.

Lin Bo attempted to control the body at the center of the world. So, he called out his true name, recalled every moment of his past, and activated the power of his true name.

The bronze moon, suspended high in the sky, descended and merged with the pure white body, instantly giving it color. Lin Bo's consciousness also entered into it.

This time, the use of his true name's incantation was different from any other time. Lin Boneng could clearly feel that this body was agile and had its own ability to move.

The Lv3 Fire Divination Ritual can more effectively communicate with the unseen realm. For professions such as priests, shamans, sorcerers, and magicians who deal with mystical matters, this communication can often summon the supernatural beings they serve, such as divine power, spirits, ancestors, and sorcerers, to possess the communicator.

Lin Bo is in a micro-magic background world and cannot communicate with the local mystical beings. His online profession does not involve dealing with them. Therefore, the being he summons in his divine state is actually himself.

The state of self-divination was quite novel to Lin Bo.

In the past, when practicing the Mind-Binding Exercise, reason dragged the unconscious, like a boatman pulling a boat. Now, the unconscious has enveloped reason, like sitting in a submersible.

Lin Bo's rational mind remained within his mental world, as he could clearly observe the True Name Runes suspended in the air—these were his memories. Now, he was a ghost of memories, manipulating his body controlled by his unconscious. His rational mind could only issue commands to his unconscious, allowing his body and mind to act on instinct.

"Now I'm really a mecha pilot," Lin Bo chuckled to himself.

However, it is precisely this unintentional state of divine connection that is the ultimate goal pursued by the art of mantra manipulation.

Lin Bo silently called out the true name of the wind, and the corresponding runes in his mind suddenly lit up. He didn't even speak or form any hand seals, but simply completed the silent incantation unintentionally.

At this moment, the resonance between his mind and body and the air currents was incredibly clear and intense. Lin Bo could even feel the wind's emotions. The surrounding atmosphere seemed to have acquired a kind of feeling, and like a puppy, it spontaneously circled around the mage, blowing up the long sleeves of his trench coat and making his hair dance wildly.

He silently chanted, "(in magical language) [Wind], become the sword in my hand."

The mage on the beach stretched out his hand, and a large amount of air gathered in his palm, forming a semi-transparent high-speed vortex, which then stretched into a flat triangular cone. The rising waves rushed towards the shore, and the mage raised his hand and threw it. A narrow wind sword flew out lightly, cutting through the powerful waves and slicing the seawater into milky white mist.

Lin Bo didn't maintain any belief in the power of magic; he just wanted to do it this way. In his divine state, he smoothly and harmoniously operated the five power techniques simultaneously.

The two techniques of Fierce and Solidify are used to forge the sword embryo, the technique of Life Control is used to shape it, the technique of Absolute Control is used to stabilize the sword body, and the technique of Flow Control is used to control its flight.

Everything was so easy and natural, as if it were meant to be.

Lin Bo tried several more times, but the result was the same. In his divine state, he could simultaneously cast all mantras and spells.

As the power of the spell was rapidly depleted, the spiritual dimension dimmed, and the surrounding scenery gradually dissipated.

When he was exhausted, Lin Bo also broke out of his divine state. His unconsciousness was suppressed again, and reason took control of his body once more. He seemed to be waking up from a dream, and he couldn't help but take a deep breath and exhale softly.

The Lv3 Fire Divination Ritual truly gave Lin Bo an unexpected surprise. He had only intended to use this pseudo-divination technique to comprehend the fragments of knowledge, but he hadn't expected to gain anything extra.

Of course, business still comes first.

The sea breeze urged Lin Bo to hurry back to the lighthouse; the outside temperature and humidity were no longer suitable for this tiny human.

The watchman picked up the lantern from the hearth and strolled back.

The air conditioning in the lighthouse was warm and comfortable. His sweat had dried off when he arrived. He then took a shower and changed his clothes. On the third floor, he found a soft cushion, sat cross-legged, and meditated. Once his body and mind had recovered to an excellent state, he took out the tattered scroll from his backpack.

"Evidence of the Existence of Dragons" is an old notebook. The cover seems to be the scales of some kind of dragon. When you touch it, it feels slightly prickly, and you can vaguely feel a subtle pulse, as if it were a living creature.

[Do you want to spend 5000 disaster coins to unlock the knowledge fragments? ]

"Yes." Lin Bo, who runs the map every day, is already rich, and 5000 disaster coins are nothing to him.

As the balance of the disaster currency was depleted, the cover of the old notebook in his hand suddenly opened a vertical emerald eye. The eyeball moved and stared at Lin Bo. The scales on the cover began to tremble, lift, peel off piece by piece, and disappear into the air, revealing the bright, soft golden skin underneath.

[Important reminder from the website: You have opened a fragment of knowledge and learned the words of unblocking]

This is the Dragon of Books, lurking within ancient texts, feeding on the ink that carries knowledge, and the first type of dragon we can control. I will use the Dragon of Books to record the truth of the world; all ancient things—oceans, mountains, lightning, starlight—are the body of this dragon.

(End of this chapter)