Chapter 206 (Chapter 205) Believe (Comic Forum + Plot)...
1544L:
The main storyline provides too little information about the other world.
To summarize, it is currently known that the main characters, Libertas, are from the territory of Kersei, while Baidu comes from the tiger tribe of the Giant Jaw Plain.
The first instance is in Sun City, the Golden Crow's stronghold; the second instance runs from the Vil Nexus to the Forest of Life.
After the start of the school year in Zhanzhou, and the entry of Lin Cai into the academy instance, the main plot became unpredictable, and the protagonist officially became Yan Ju and Yan Lan's automatic follow-up high-profile camera.
The locations involved include Sky City, Emerald City, and Novano Port.
The character and scene modeling in the game is very meticulous. Each character has carefully designed clothing details, and the modeling of different city scenes is completely different.
However! The plot often gives me the feeling that the author meticulously designed each character, from their background and upbringing to their different stances.
But the old thief just wouldn't tell us.
1545L:
What is it that our esteemed readers cannot know?
Damn it, can't I even pay for a membership to Qiman?
1546L:
Let alone the supporting characters, even the main characters, apart from Lin Cai who is from the main perspective and therefore we know more about her, Libertas and Bai Du don't have clear individual storylines.
1547L:
Let me make a bold guess: Could the Floating City be a character-specific instance?
1548L:
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1549L:
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1550L:
A true genius has emerged!
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1826L:
I personally believe that the Floating City is a specific instance for the Yanlan character.
Regarding Yanju and Yanlan, all we know is that they grew up in the same town as Lin Cai in their childhood (or perhaps not childhood, or some other time period, this is uncertain).
Later, Yanju left with her mother, and Yanlan grew up alone in the Otherworld.
Given the current world environment of the Underworld, what is the likelihood that a young, beautiful, and solitary little girl could grow up safely?
zero.
Therefore, it is very likely that Yanlan was adopted and protected for a period of time until she grew up a little and was able to protect herself.
So who adopted Yanlan for a period of time?
I estimate that he will appear in the Floating City instance, and he will most likely be an important character in the Floating City.
1827L:
The person upstairs has already stated their conjecture; I'll just add some more evidence.
I just reread the latest chapter, specifically the scene of Yanlan in class.
[Screenshot of Yanlan holding her head with both hands.jpg]
Although Libertas said earlier that professors must report to the academy before posing advanced spell practice topics, I feel that Yanlan did not report it.
"Then let's all go for a walk in the Floating City."
Yanlan had a relaxed smile in her eyes when she assigned the questions.
This shows that she didn't think the Floating City was a mysterious, inaccessible, or dangerous place.
In conjunction with the previous plot, outside Novano Port, Chu Mengfu and Mengshi mentioned that the highlight of the floating auction was the admission ticket to the Floating City.
When faced with an admission ticket that is shown to be hard to obtain in the storyline, Yanlan's first reaction was not to want to get it as well, but to wonder why Chu Mengfu wanted to go to the Floating City.
[Screenshot of Yanlan's profile under the moonlight.jpg]
If Yanlan had only been to the Floating City a few times, she would at least tell you some information about the Floating City or other ways to obtain Floating City admission tickets.
But none of them were found.
Yanlan's attitude toward the Floating City was too ordinary and too nonchalant, no different from my attitude toward the garden downstairs from my house.
1828L:
Really?
1829L:
Wow, that's amazing! Did the person in front of you use a magnifying glass to read the plot?
These small details can also be analyzed.
1830L:
That's why I say your character designs are very meticulous.
Even when the same piece of information is presented with surprise, the reactions of different characters present are completely different, which is positively correlated with the characters' backgrounds and positions.
The main plot is too limited.
If possible, I hope the author can give each character a short biography.
1831L:
I'm already looking forward to the Floating City dungeon!!
Since this is a character-specific instance featuring Lanlan, it must contain related memories from Lanlan's childhood.
My wife is still very young, I wonder what color burlap sack little Lanlan likes (auntie smile).
...
The number of replies to this post was outrageous, and the discussion went so far as to veer off-topic that nobody cared about the original poster anymore.
Yan Shi seemed lost in thought, with a hint of embarrassment.
For some reason, she always felt that the poster wasn't just an immersive comic book reader, but a real employee of the General Administration.
The thing the original poster mentioned is not depicted in the comic at all.
Yan Shi: ...
So that's how her subordinates viewed her.
She herself didn't know that she had switched her alias by default, so what could she do?
Despair.jpg
Having her own subordinates reading comics and participating in comic forum discussions made her furious far more than when she reads absurd fantasies on forums.
Let the world end.
Since things have come to this, she should have a late-night snack first, and then go to sleep.
But misfortunes always seem to follow one after another.
For example, when Yan woke up the next day, ready to start her enjoyable weekend, she was still lingering in bed, wanting to scroll through her phone first:
However, the notification bar was found to be flooded with messages.
Only later did I belatedly realize that with such a big event at the Summer Palace last night, the Bureau of Extraordinary Affairs must be extremely busy by now.
She can ignore a message for a while, but she can't ignore it forever.
Thinking back to work, Yan Shi suddenly remembered something he had forgotten last night.
She was going to Tianmingtai to find Lin Xuya.
Perhaps because the sacrificial rites have changed, the furnishings inside the Heavenly Mandate Altar have also been completely renovated.
Originally, apart from the towering bookshelves on both sides, the center of the room was empty, with only a desk and chair, and the style was Western.
Close to Director Yanshi's office.
Or rather, they are almost identical.
Lin Xuya was sitting at the table, lost in thought.
There was only a comic book lying on the table in front of her. Yan Shi glanced at it and the picture looked very familiar; she had just read it last night.
Hearing the noise, Lin Xuya looked up and her eyes lit up: "Director Yan!"
As soon as she shouted it out, she belatedly remembered what she had done last night, and stood up uneasy, lowering her head.
"Director Yan, I..." Lin Xuya twisted the hem of her clothes with her fingers, her voice tight, "I... Yan Lan..."
She didn't dare to look up and meet those always calm and expressionless eyes; she could only sense the other person slowly approaching and stopping in front of the table.
“Lin Xuya,” Director Yan said in a gentle tone, “did you sign the appointment letter voluntarily? Claire didn’t force you, did she?”
Lin Xuya suddenly felt like crying.
She knew that Director Yan couldn't possibly be unaware of what had happened last night.
Given Director Yan's consistent protection of Yanlan, the fact that she convicted Yanlan without distinguishing right from wrong, and that Director Yan didn't directly take action against her, was already a lenient approach.
But Director Yan didn't say anything at all in his first sentence; he was just worried about her safety.
Director Yan is so gentle, so very gentle.
Lin Xuya shook her head and finally raised her eyes: "No, I came to the Heavenly Mandate Platform voluntarily to sign the appointment letter."
"I want to help you, Director Yan... Director Yan." She tried her best, the name Director Yan rolled around on her lips, but she still couldn't say it, and finally swallowed it back down.
“If I become the priestess of the Heavenly Mandate Altar,” Lin Xuya continued, “there will be no more objections to your appointment, and the world barrier will no longer be so fragile.”
"Everything will be alright," she said, becoming more and more excited.
Yan Shi sighed softly and reached out to pat Lin Xuya's head: "Mm."
"Then why did you think Yanlan was guilty last night?"
Lin Xuya's smile froze instantly.
“Or rather,” Yan Shi looked into her eyes, “who told you what happened at the Summer Palace?”
Lin Xuya stood there blankly, her fingertips unconsciously tugging at the hem of her clothes.
She knew she should answer, and there was nothing she couldn't say.
But this is Director Yan. Besides being Director Yan, Yan Shi is also Yan Lan's older sister.
Last night, when she went to the Summer Palace, she felt it was only natural and even a little excited; but now, standing in front of Yanju, she felt that her thoughts were absurd and ridiculous.
The chaos in the Summer Palace was not caused by Yanlan; in fact, Yanlan purified the resentment within the entire Summer Palace.
The moon rising and the tide receding—such exquisite magical control.
As Yanju's younger sister, Yanlan is even more radiant and high above.
Without personal bias, she deserves all the love and attention.
"I..." Lin Xuya's voice was hoarse and she couldn't make a sound.
Director Yan didn't urge her, but his eyes were fixed on her, making it even harder for her to speak.
She instinctively lowered her head to avoid his gaze.
Yan Ju seemed to sigh again.
Disappointed.
I want to reduce the number of things that Yanju needs to worry about.
Instead of a disappointed sigh.
Lin Xuya took a deep breath: "Claire told me."
She raised her head and said seriously, "She said that the unusual resentment in the Summer Palace is because of something Yanlan did."
“As the newly appointed priest of the Heavenly Mandate Altar, I have every right to stop it.”
It can both establish authority and make Yanlan disappear from Director Yan's world.
Lin Xuya thought it was a win-win idea at the time.
"So you believed it?" Director Yan said.
Lin Xuya bit her lower lip, her voice gradually softening: "Yes. I want to believe."
There was no excuse; it was simply that Lin Xuya knew, of course, that Claire's words were only half true and not to be taken at face value.
But she wanted to believe.
Yan Ju's hand fell on her head again, smoothing out the stray hairs, without scolding her: "Don't have so much prejudice against Yan Lan."
“Lin Xuya, you are now a priestess of the Heavenly Mandate Altar. You need to use your own eyes to see and your own abilities to foresee.”
Lin Xuya looked into Director Yan's eyes.
This was the first time she had been so close to Director Yan, spending time with him.
Yanju's eyes are truly beautiful, like deep obsidian, always giving people a sense of security.
With Director Yan around, there are no problems. Because Director Yan is always omnipotent.
Lin Xuya nodded vigorously: "Yes!"
"I will try my best!"
Yan Shi smiled slightly: "Okay."
At the same time, exhale silently.
Although Lin Xuya gave her the impression of being unreliable as the priestess of the Heavenly Mandate Altar, she hoped that Lin Xuya could simply observe more and do less in the future, seeking no merit but only avoiding mistakes.
It's perfect.
Amen.
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