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"Oh? You just said you're also interested in war?"

Upon hearing this, a strange smile appeared on Kokober's somewhat sinister face.

"Hmph, war, death, blood, slaughter, life hanging by a thread—"

"I never imagined that anyone besides me could understand the pleasures of war. It seems—"

"Wait a minute!" Just as Kokober was about to launch into a long speech, Su Mu raised his hand to stop him.

"Excuse my bluntness, but although I came here with a friendly attitude, it doesn't mean I can let you say whatever you want."

Su Mu blinked gently, a kind expression on her face.

"You just said you understand the joy of war. Don't be ridiculous. To be honest, you're nothing but a piece of historical dregs who got lost in the past, forgot yourself in the war, and were swept away by the tide of time."

"You like war? Do you deserve to be called one?"

Su Mu spoke calmly.

Actually, in Su Mu's eyes, this madman who wanted to start a war, Kirkbor, was somewhat laughable.

The so-called rejection of the end of war and the arrival of peace is, in a sense, more like a post-war syndrome, just as soldiers returning from the battlefield feel confused and fearful about their future.

Kirkbor refused the arrival of the new era for this very reason, longing to carry the war that had lasted for countless years into the future.

Unfortunately, times always move forward.

However, both Kirkbor and his supporters were abandoned and left behind in the past.

This fallen angel appears to be a fanatical war enthusiast, but in reality, he is nothing more than a remnant discarded by the times.

He boasted that he understood the joys of war... He knows nothing!

Su Mu came to see Kokober, essentially hoping that this guy would cooperate with him in doing certain things.

However, at this moment, he recklessly mocked the fallen angel.

After all, even though he had already expressed that he shared the same goal as Kirkbor, there was still one thing he needed to consider.

The right to speak.

In their collaboration, who will ultimately take the lead?

On this point, only force can speak for itself.

Are you trying to provoke me with your remarks?

As a war-craving fanatic, Kokober naturally wouldn't have a good temper.

A fierce smile appeared on his face.

"I've finally met someone who shares my ideals, I hope they don't die so easily."

As soon as he finished speaking, a dazzling white light rapidly condensed from his raised hand.

In just a moment, it had transformed into a dazzling spear of light.

He held the light spear, which was more than half a meter long, in his hand and then swung it gently.

The light spear, which was more than half a meter long, instantly transformed into a massive five-meter-long spear surrounded by swirling lightning.

The gleaming lightning spear, held in Kokbor's hand, was mercilessly smashed down on Su Mu's head.

Su Mu remained calm, and a book quietly appeared in his hand.

Su Mu used the Spirit Pen to write down the contents by hand.

Each word in it possesses a spiritual quality.

Although it doesn't quite reach the level of a magic book, it can still be used as a medium for casting spells.

The knowledge recorded in this book is "Tarot".

"The Scepter of Fire".

A scepter burning with flames floated out from the pages of the book.

"The Phoenix Sword".

What emerged from the book was a sword wreathed in wind.

The Holy Grail of Water.

What emerges from the paper is the Holy Grail, with its waters swirling and churning.

"Earth Star Coin".

Finally, the last item to appear was a coin with an antique feel.

Scepter, sword, Holy Grail, pentacles.

In Tarot, the four categories of the Minor Arcana represent earth, water, air, and fire, respectively.

In many esoteric theories, earth, water, wind, and fire are considered the four elements that constitute the world.

Chapter 102 The Hierophant

Sword, scepter, pentacle, holy grail.

The Minor Arcana deck of Tarot is actually just a supplement to the Major Arcana deck.

However, even so, it doesn't mean we should underestimate it.

Or rather, the reason why the Minor Arcana lacks presence is entirely because its brilliance is overshadowed by the more dazzling Major Arcana deck!

The First Sword, the Second Sword, the Third Sword... the Tenth Sword, the Queen of Swords, the Knight of Swords, the Guard of Swords, the King of Swords.

One of Wands, Two of Wands, ... Ten of Wands, Queen of Wands, Knight of Wands, Page of Wands, King of Wands.

The One of Cups, ... the King of Cups.

One of Pentacles, ... King of Pentacles.

The Minor Arcana deck consists of four factions, each with fourteen cards.

Now, each card has a corresponding symbol.

The wind of the sword, the fire of the scepter, the earth of the pentacle, the water of the cup.

At this moment, Su Mu was using his knowledge of the Tarot system to correspond to the four elements of earth, water, wind, and fire.

In mysticism, "symbolism" is a very important concept.

By linking the two together through their shared meaning, imagery, history, and other related aspects, they can ultimately acquire common characteristics.

The most famous "symbol" in the mystical world is the cross.

The cross represents the power of the biblical system.

In the West, many people believe that the cross possesses mystical power and can protect them from harm by demons and other evil forces.

Su Mu primarily used symbols at this time, with the Star Cup symbolizing earth, the Holy Grail symbolizing water, the sword symbolizing wind, and the scepter symbolizing fire.

Subsequently, the world was symbolized by earth, water, wind, and fire.

The lightning spear, or rather the pillar of thunder in Kokobor's hand, stopped before it could even touch Su Mu's body.

Blocking its way were the fluttering, dancing four-colored symbols.

"This is--?"

Kokober looked surprised and uncertain.

To his recollection, he had never seen anyone use such methods.

What shocked him even more was that as the symbol drifted in all directions, the surrounding environment began to gradually change.

It is not a spatial transfer.

Rather, it seems that the world around us is beginning to slowly re-evolve.

At this moment, Su Mu was creating the prototype of a small world.

"Beauty and strength, leaping laughter and delicious laziness, power and fire, belong to us."

“Lift up yourself! For no one, man or god, is like you. Lift up yourself, and you will be taller than the stars.”

"They will worship your name, from all directions, mysterious, wondrous, and the number of people!"

In Su Mu's voice, the ceiling of the dilapidated church where Kokober was hiding was replaced by a star-studded night sky.

The marble floor gradually turned into the original soil.

The wind blowing gently in the air is that of the wilderness.

Su Mu re-evolved the elements of earth, water, wind, and fire, creating a "small world" to replace the previous positions of the two.

Of course, the size of this little world is actually not that big.

The starry sky above us was not actually created.

The reason we can see a sky full of stars is because Su Mu created "starlight," not the starry sky.

However, given enough time, Su Mu could gradually replace the original world with the world he created.

However, it's uncertain whether anyone will try to stop this process.

"Kokbor—"

Su Mu's face was like a burning holy flame, and his voice carried a sacred meaning.

"The Grand Mystery of the Tarot System: Creation of Heaven and Earth".

"This is a move that I have only recently mastered. So, please be the first witness and appreciate it."

Use the Minor Arcana deck to correspond to Earth, Water, Air, and Fire, creating a small world.

Or, to put it another way, to create the material world within the Kabbalah tree.

In fact, if possible, related things can also be used to represent Yin and Yang and the Five Elements, to correspond to Eastern world theory and to create the world.

Even using "water" alone can achieve this, because there is actually a theory of water as the fundamental element in mysticism.

Thales, the founder of the Milesian school of ancient Greece, proposed that "water gives birth to all things, and all things return to water," meaning that water is the origin of all things.

In mysticism, no theory is inherently right or wrong.

Most importantly, it is logically consistent.