After settling on the central idea that "it was all Amon's fault," Alice's psychological burden lightened considerably.
It was all Amon's fault anyway!
Only after Successfully Convincing herself did Alice continue reading.
In the field of mysticism, the targets of many Mystical Rituals were actually the Seven Pure Lights. Through secret resonance with them, one could obtain a certain amount of knowledge. Thus, many mysticism experts called the Seven Pure Lights "masters" or "teachers."
The Seven Pure Lights seemed quite pleased by this, and even gathered many Spirit World creatures to establish a secret organization specifically dedicated to teaching people knowledge: the Brotherhood of Light.
In the second section, the Abraham Family traveler recorded his encounter with "Yellow Light."
The notebook's owner claimed that while wandering deep into the Spirit World, he encountered an elderly man dressed in a lemon-yellow robe.
The old man's body was semi-transparent, remarkably similar to the surrounding Spirit World creatures, yet his attitude was unexpectedly kind.
After conversing with the old man for a while, the Abraham Family traveler unexpectedly learned that he was an incarnation of "Yellow Light" Venitan, one of the Seven Pure Lights that covered the highest reaches of the Spirit World.
So Yellow Light's True Name was Venitan... Alice instinctively imagined what he looked like.
Hmm, judging from the description, the Seven Lights of the Spirit World seemed to belong to the Lawful Good camp... Huh, wait, the Spirit World?
The essence of divination was obtaining answers from the Spirit World...
No known method, including divination, could decipher Roselle's diary...
Would the Seven Lights of the Spirit World know about that segment of history that existed before the First Epoch and had already vanished?
During the era of Earth civilization... did the Spirit World exist?
If it did, why had all