So the "call" from the Ruins that people in the Main World believed in was, in essence, actually a "warning"?
The existence behind the scenes had completely reversed the meaning of the call through simple "interference" and by stretching out its rhythm?
The original meaning of the "call" might have been, "Stop looking around here. There's nothing good here. Run for your lives."
After being cut off, it became, "...look...around here...there are good things..."
So mysticism could be played like this?
Shaking his head, He Ao let out a soft sigh.
If he had not become a Martial Arts Angel, if he had not possessed such a powerful ability to sense the essence of the world, then even if he had become an angel, he probably would never have discovered this.
Hyper-memory's abilities did not lie in perceiving the world. Even with the help of the Eye of the World, he could not descend so deeply into the World Foundation.
He Ao glanced at the World Eye Fragment in his hand, its radiance now withdrawn.
The moment he had just delved into the depths of the world, he had vaguely sensed that this sound had not come from the Ruins passage, but from the "Main World."
More precisely, when the Main World was disturbed by the Ruins passage, some special mystical structure deep within it had been triggered and broadcast this sort of "warning."
Like a smoke alarm—once smoke triggered it, it would inevitably sound.
But the prerequisite for having a smoke alarm was that there truly was a risk of "fire" here, and that someone had "installed" the smoke alarm.
Under normal circumstances, there could not possibly be such a mystical structure resembling an alarm device deep within the world. Someone must have deliberately created it.
Moreover, the god