Tang Qi had actually noticed certain seemingly insignificant details in the Journal long ago.
For instance, every reward ended with a seemingly playful "note."
[Snupi] ended with words describing the majesty of Sultan Adel, pioneer of the Golden Country.
[Combat Skill · Snake Fang] ended with a deliberate pointer from Black Snake.
Even [Unfair Contract] bore a teasing remark from Asmodeus.
These "notes" seemed to prove that these people had once left their footprints behind, that they had truly existed. As such, they had become an important part of Tang Qi's analysis of history.
Then there were the "spell names" of the Forgotten Continent, which differed from those in his memory—[Laughing Spell] should have been called [Tasha's Hideous Laughter]. Tasha was a legendary and renowned witch queen, but she belonged to a world called [Greyhawk], not the Forgotten Continent.
[Floating Disc Technique] was [Tenser's Floating Disk], while the full name of [Grasp of Earth] was [Maximilian's Earthen Grasp].
[Mansion Spell] was the masterpiece of "Archmage Mordenkainen"—
Every spell bore its creator's name.
Initially, Tang Qi had speculated that this might have something to do with history being forgotten.
Perhaps people had only unearthed the spell formulas themselves from the fragments of history, while time had erased their creators' names.
But now, the preservation of the name [Leomon's Hut] seemed difficult to dismiss as coincidence.
If the fairy dragon that had flown away really was the Nasar he had in mind...
"Then this world might be more complicated than I imagined."
Tang Qi was about to write his theory in the Journal.
But after a brief hesitation, he wrote it on a blank sheet of scratch paper instead—*[The Golden Country gave rise to the "Plague Source" through distortions caused by differing world rules. The Twilight Forest shelters a Dark Lord of