"Tree Chat messages?" A flicker of confusion passed through Sanders's eyes. He did not understand what Angel meant.
Angel did not answer immediately. Instead, he led Sanders back to the Dream Wilderness.
They entered the Dream Wilderness near a towering circular bookshelf. Sanders looked around and quickly recognized the place as the Mathematics Pavilion on the second floor of the Firstheart City Library.
Sanders had visited this library before and knew its layout well. The knowledge covered by the Mathematics Pavilion required a certain foundation, so there were usually few visitors. Yet in Sanders's personal view, this was actually the most valuable branch of the entire library.
As Sanders understood it, this pavilion had been created single-handedly by Jon, and most of the books here had been compiled by Jon as well.
Sanders knew that Jon came from another human civilization. Through the mathematical books Jon had compiled, he could also catch a glimpse of the splendor of that other human civilization.
The collision of different civilizational ideals could offer people immense inspiration. This was one reason Sanders held the Mathematics Pavilion in such high regard.
Moreover, some of the formulas recorded in those mathematical books were exquisite. Though the formulas themselves were useless to the extraordinary world, the chains of logic produced during their derivation were crystallizations of another human civilization's wisdom, and were greatly beneficial to wizards when refining magical formulas.
Sanders occasionally came to the Mathematics Pavilion to read as well, but what he did not understand was this: hadn't Angel wanted to discuss Tree Chat? Why had he brought him here?
While Sanders was still puzzled, they had already emerged from the rows of bookshelves.
After turning through several side halls, Angel found where Jon was currently located.
Yes, Angel had come here to see Jon.