Dago believed that Isidore had once possessed the Primordial Star Codex, because the starry sky depicted within it was quite similar to the scene inside Isidore's Spellguard Armlet—only far vaster, deeper, and more mysterious.
Dago slowly immersed his consciousness in the book, as though he had entered a true ocean of stars.
In the empty metal hall, time slipped away soundlessly like fine sand through one's fingers.
Who knew how long had passed before Dago slowly opened his eyes, a strange expression appearing on his face.
"There seems to be an exceptionally profound Meditation Method within this."
Dago lowered his head to look at the Primordial Star Codex in his hands and muttered softly.
While studying the Primordial Star Codex just now, he had unconsciously entered a meditative state, after which his spiritual power seemed to undergo a subtle yet wondrous Metamorphosis.
To verify this, Dago closed his eyes again. This time, he did not flip through the Primordial Star Codex, merely meditating.
Following the state from before, unlike his previous meditations, Dago tried to visualize the starry sky in his mind, as well as the paths along which each star moved.
Gradually, a translucent pale golden glow emanated from around him, spreading outward in ripples like waves washing over a beach. With every wash, the fluctuations of spiritual power he released seemed to become a little purer.
A moment later, Dago stopped meditating.
"It really is a Meditation Method."
The meditation method of the Primordial Wizards was countless times more complex than the [Basic Universal Meditation Technique] Dago currently practiced. Even with spiritual power dozens of times greater than that of a Late Third Circle wizard, he was still unable to "record" it in a short time.
"To truly begin, I need to visualize enough stars in my mind