Chapter 2000

At noon, after lunch.

The team of the Free City came to the venue for today's speech - Rose Square.

Although Rose Square is a small square, it is located in the downtown area and has a lot of traffic.

But because of this, there are all kinds of people, and there must be more people who dare to make trouble in Rose Square than in St. Louis Square.

However, at noon today, when the mayor of the Free City walked onto the podium, people suddenly found that there was a person who had never appeared before beside her.

——The only duchess of the kingdom, the son of the Valkyrie, Dak Dimon!

…

…

[Monthly tickets and blades will be collected at the end of the month. If you don't vote, they will expire! Get into the top ten of monthly tickets! Save! ]

Volume 1: Chapter 1125 I almost forgot the promised lottery

As promised at the beginning of the month, there will be a 648 monthly ticket lottery this month.

Like last time, it is in the form of a monthly ticket lottery, and three readers who voted for monthly tickets this month will be drawn.

The prizes will be drawn before April 2nd. Upload the video to the full subscription group, and then notify the individual chapters.

The prizes are as follows, a total of three.

Third prize: 68 recharges for any game

Second prize: 128 recharges for any game

First prize: 648 recharges for any game

You can also directly transfer to cash

By the way, there is still one Crazy Thursday benefit from last month that has not been claimed.

[Origin of the Beginning] Please send me a private message before the end of this month.

Volume 1: Chapter 1125 Chapter 1112 God's Cause Tuning Summer Camp [10,000 monthly tickets requested]

"God's Cause?"

Dak was startled, and could not help but open the [Eye of Truth] to carefully observe the object in Principal Arte's hand.

He naturally knew that the novel [God's Cause] existed, but it was the first time he actually saw it.

And in his cognition, [God's Cause] should be something that humans cannot see or touch.

But now, he can clearly see it.

"Did Principal Arte make it manifest?"

Dark focused his attention to see.

The [God's Cause] in Principal Arte's hand was like a group of twinkling stars.

To use a more realistic analogy, it was a group of fireflies gathered in the dark night.

But no matter how he focused his attention, he could not see through those lights and see the essence of them.

The [Eye of Truth] did not provide more feedback.

In other words, he could not measure the value of the so-called [God's Cause].

But the [Eye of Truth] was not completely useless.

When he carefully observed for a long time, with the [Eye of Truth] as a receiver, the cognition of [God's Cause] gradually took shape in his brain.

Under normal circumstances, humans cannot see and touch [God's Cause] because humans cannot form a cognition of [God's Cause] from the root.

However, some gods above humans can clearly see and identify [God's Cause] - not all gods can see it.

If you want to see [God's Cause], you must first form a cognition of [God's Cause] in your mind.

Some gods have the power to directly cover this level of information.

Gods who do not have this information must first know it, understand it, and form a preliminary concept in their minds before they can see it and touch it.

But if there is no cognition, how can you know it and understand it?

This requires someone to manifest the [God's Cause] to help him form cognition.

At this time, Dak performed this step under the guidance of Principal Arte.

When his brain gradually forms cognition due to continuous "observation", he can rely on himself to see the [God's Cause] directly with the [Eye of Truth].

Almost at the moment of cognition.

He suddenly found that there were many more colors around him.

From what he saw, the [God's Cause] was not a monotonous yellow-white luminous body, but a brilliant color.

Most of them gathered into light bands, winding and flowing in this room.

Some were also scattered in various corners, appearing particularly quiet.

"So that's it, is this the [God's Cause]?"

Dake's mind suddenly became clear, and the cognition formed in his mind became more complete.

He reached out and touched it.

The piece of [God's Cause] naturally sank outward, as if it was pushed out by his fingers.

He actually didn't feel anything touching anything, but it seemed that the "feeling of not touching anything" was the feeling of touching the [God's Cause].

Dake suddenly waved his hand and grabbed a ball of [God's Cause] into his palm.

He held the ball of [God's Cause] and compared it with the [God's Cause] in Principal Alte's hand, and found that there was no difference.

It's just that when he opened his hand, the [God's Cause] naturally flowed away, and it would not stay in his palm like the [God's Cause] in Principal Alte's palm.

He probably understood the reason.

Because these [God's Causes] belonged to Principal Alte, not to him.

...

"It seems that you have formed an understanding of [Divine Cause]." Principal Arte said in an admiring tone.

Dak thought for a moment and asked: "How did you get these [Divine Cause]... Duel?"

But Principal Arte smiled and shook his head and said: "Didn't I say that? We were originally having a pajama party."

Dak's expression slightly restrained, and after a while he said: "Not a duel?"

"It's not a duel." Professor Silver said, "We just played some small games."

Duck couldn't help but ask: "How did you do it?"

Professor Silver shook his head, expressing his ignorance.

Obviously, she was also very confused.

One of the important benefits of the Shinto ritual carried out by Hermes in order to create the Magical Shinto is that it allows duelists to attract [divine causes] through duels.

But if you can attract [divine causes] without a duel, then what role does Shinto ritual have?

"Is this why you called me here? One more person to think about." Dak couldn't help scratching his head.

"Absolutely." Principal Arte said with a smile.

Dak thought about it carefully and said: "The reason for this situation... We first need to make it clear that [divine causes] did not appear because of Hermes' Shinto rituals, they originally existed in the world Among them, all the duelists participating in the ritual are gathered together because of the Shinto ritual. The duels between them are small rituals due to the duel. Gather, and be attracted to the duelist after the duel. But that does not mean that the [divine cause] is only attracted by the duel. The existence of Shinto rituals only provides an easier way for the duelist to obtain the [divine cause]. via."

"Great inference." After listening carefully, Principal Arte couldn't help but clapped his hands and praised.

But there was no surprise on her face, and it was obvious that this inference was within the scope of her thinking.

Professor Jones suddenly said: "So, we have indeed frequently experimented with duels during this period. [The gods] are gathered due to duels. If they are not attracted by the duelists, they will naturally flow to other places. But it may be because of the new duel rules. Before it spread, there were not many places that could attract [divine causes] to gather, so the rate of loss was not as fast as the rate of gathering, causing a large number of [divine causes] to gather in the current college.”

"But that's not a reason to attract [divine causes] without a duel, right?" Professor Sylph frowned.

"Indeed." Dak also agreed, "Unless you accidentally triggered another way to attract [divine causes]. This may be deduced from what mini-games you have played."

"But we didn't do much." Professor Lily yelled, "We just played a few games of Magic Chess, then played Gossip Solitaire, and then played the pillow throwing game."

It looks like a game Lily would play~

Dark couldn't help but tighten his cheeks, trying not to look at the faces of Principal Arte and others.

There is poetry in life, and you will always be a girl.

…

After a while, Principal Arte said: "It shouldn't be because of the small games. There were winners and losers in tonight's party game, but only I attracted some [divine causes], and neither Sarah nor the others gained anything. This has nothing to do with the winning or losing of the small games. The results don’t match.”

"If you rule out group reasons, it can only be personal reasons." Duck said.

"Personal reasons?" Principal Arte stretched out his fingers and fiddled with the [divine causes], frowning and thinking.

The living room gradually became quiet.

Dak's attention returned to those dazzling [divine causes].

If it was a [divine cause] attracted by personal reasons, then there wouldn't be much point in him continuing to think about it.

However, according to Hermes, [divine cause] is an essential element on the road to the gods.

After becoming a god, even if you have no knowledge of [divine causes], you will naturally attract [divine causes].

In other words, every god holds a large number of [divine causes].

And when he said this, Dark suddenly felt something in his heart and blurted out: "Why don't you ask Elgani?"

After a moment of silence, Principal Arte said, "It just so happens that you have returned to school, so I called you to discuss it together."

"Yes, yes." Professor Lily nodded like a chicken pecking at rice, "We just haven't had time to find her yet."

"Ahem." Professor Silver said, "Lily, I'll trouble you to pick her up again."

"No problem!" Before Lily could finish her words, she was already flying toward the door in a hurry.

After a while, she brought Ergani over.

"Good evening, everyone."

Elgani walked into the dormitory and greeted her politely.

She was a little surprised to see Duck, but obviously happy.

After occupying the seat on the other side of Duck, Ergani asked: "Do you have anything important to say when you come to me?"

"I have a question and I want to ask for advice." Principal Alte said, her eyes fixed on Elgani's body.

The same goes for everyone else.

Principal Alte gained the knowledge inexplicably after attracting the [Divine Cause] tonight.

The rest of them, like Dak, had established their knowledge under the guidance of Principal Arte.

In other words, they have not been able to see the [divine cause] until now.

The [divine cause] around Elgani is very different from the [divine cause] that originally existed in this room.

The [divine cause] belonging to her was obviously more solid, and it was close to her body and emitted a circle of colored light.

They will not float away or be lost, they are completely frozen.

Dak didn't know what the meaning of [divine causes] was for the gods who had become gods, but now it seems that every god does hold a large number of [divine causes].

And [Divine Cause] should not be something that the gods themselves can easily give up.

Dak carefully thought about the information he had obtained about [Divine Cause], and suddenly had a new understanding of the meaning of [Divine Cause].

"So that's it! The so-called [Divine Cause], in fantasy novels, is [luck]!"

At this moment, Dak suddenly had an epiphany and finally knew what [Divine Cause] was.

Of course, [Divine Cause] cannot be equated with [luck].

But after certain conditions are met, comparing [Divine Cause] to [luck] is a very good metaphor.