The notebook Spirit World Observations came from an ancestor of the Abraham Family. He had recorded the strange things he encountered while traveling through the Spirit World.
In the first chapter, he described the lights of the Spirit World. He believed the seven pure lights, each a different color, held boundless knowledge in different fields. Travelers could see them overhead from anywhere in the Spirit World.
Those seven wondrous lights were alive, just like the various spirits that wandered there.
In mysticism, many Mystical Pact Rituals actually targeted the seven Pure Lights. By forming a secret connection with them, one could gain knowledge. That was why many experts in mysticism called the seven Pure Lights "masters" or "teachers."
The seven Pure Lights seemed delighted by this. They had even gathered a number of Spirit World Creatures and founded a secret organization dedicated to teaching people: the Pure Light Brotherhood!
In the second chapter, the Abraham traveler recorded his encounter with Yellow Light Venithan.
Yellow Light was an old man in a lemon-yellow robe. He represented reason and adaptability, symbolized astrology, and corresponded to the emerald.
He told the Abraham ancestor that the Apocalypse was real and prophesied that the solution to the Abraham Family's curse lay in the future, in the hands of an Apprentice aided by a hidden existence.
He also said the day the curse was lifted would mark the beginning of the Abrahams' true calamity. As for what that calamity was, he did not know. He believed it involved a great existence on the level of a God.
Later, the author of Spirit World Observations heard that the seven Pure Lights often entered the Real World, taking human form in various ways to teach their respective fields. Since the Fifth Epoch, quite a few leading scholars had