Ke Meng noticed that he did not recognize the script, yet he could understand every character.
It was an extraordinarily powerful form of language, expressed by writing words with emotion. The various emotions of intelligent life were incorporated into the book, allowing even those who could not read its script to understand it.
Brain-rending whispers echoed in his ears. Ke Meng clutched his aching head. Even with his exceptionally high resistance, he could barely endure the pain.
He soon closed the book again, feeling as though he had learned nothing.
Seeking help, his secondary personality decided to sleep. Sleeping would let him return to Cthulhu's Body and use the evil god's power to purge his soul's abnormal state.
Ke Meng put the book into his Spatial Backpack, lay down on the bed, and touched the Ring, releasing its preset hypnosis spell to put himself to sleep.
Before long, Ke Meng opened his eyes and found himself back in R'lyeh.
In R'lyeh, Ke Meng's primary personality had already taken over from his secondary personality. Taking advantage of the evil god's body, he devoured the memories his secondary personality had acquired and used the evil god's power to eliminate their accompanying negative effects.
"Although it feels as though I learned nothing, some kind of knowledge really did flow in," Ke Meng analyzed.
Touching the book allowed divinity to infect him, and it was also a process in which that divinity devoured Ke Meng. Once he entered a dream, however, the divinity became inert. It stood no chance against a true god and was crushed to dust in less than a second, becoming nourishment that helped Ke Meng grow.
Ke Meng gazed at R'lyeh as layer upon layer of images flashed through his eyes. They were all hidden knowledge he had learned from