Eye of Truth (Super Large Chapter, Please Vote)

The system's entire story introduction actually had a narrative subject: the group of wizards who sealed the "eye."

From that narrative subject's perspective, those wizards seemed like pure victims. They discovered that they were being pursued by the eye, found a way to carve down the eye and end the pursuit, and were then discovered by the eyes behind the other wizards.

But what if those wizards were not purely victims?

What if, throughout the whole story, the "wizards" had been the active party?

The Eye of Truth did indeed pursue wizards seeking truth, so some bold wizards wanted to capture the Eye of Truth following behind them.

They shared this plan with other wizards, but it was not accepted, so they decided to do it themselves.

The "Wise Man" in the story might have referred to the wisdom they gathered together, or perhaps some Hidden Existence mixed among them. It might even have been both.

In the end, they succeeded. They "manifested" and "sealed" the entire Eye of Truth through the Stone Slab Array.

That explained why the stone slab was described as being "carved" in the story, while in reality it was a manifested sealing array.

And at the end of the story, the Eyes of Truth behind the other wizards "saw" those bold wizards.

Perhaps that implied that "Truth" had discovered what they had done.

This could also be connected to the system's first hint: "But when you steal the power of truth, the eyes of truth may be watching you."

Taken together, the Eye of Truth before him most likely came from the "power of truth."

As for why the system had told such an obscure "fable," He Ao was more inclined to believe that this had originally been a legend related to the Eye of