Chapter 865 Mysterious Cities
There are many ancient legendary towns in the Dreamland. They are often spread in the stories of the lower class people, and they are more mysterious existences than the major temples.
Seraphis of the Eternal Kingdom counts as one.
The dreamy sunset city is also one of them.
The magnificent floating city also counts as one.
The nameless city that disappeared deep in the desert can be counted, but because that history has been too long, it is now an ancient city that exists entirely in legend.
Maybe Nanwei City will become a member of this series in the future. Maybe the future fantasy world will spread stories about a hazy city in the depths of the South that prohibits the apple trade...if it is not destroyed by the gods. If the will is crushed.
All the ancient cities or countries in this series have one thing in common, that is, their creators are not gods from the dreamland, but dreamers from the waking world, and only from the unconstrained dreams of powerful dreamers can they Create such a unique space.
And there is a rumor that powerful dreamers often do not come from the same world, that is, the waking world that was ruined by the gods.
But there are also many people who deny this statement. Dreamland scholars and even temple superiors believe that the waking world is the core, only and low-level reality.
However, the various different styles of the mysterious cities have actually hinted to some extent that this view is completely wrong.
Dreams become reality here, but human dreams are also based on the reality of the dreamer.
For example, Nanwei City is Nanwei City in the waking world.
Therefore, there is a high probability that the creators of these mysterious ancient cities really came from different worlds during their lifetimes.
At least Milo believes this, because he knows the truth that there are other worlds besides the waking world.
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Furthermore, the magical holy land called the City of Thousand Pillars that Milo saw in front of him at this moment also confirmed the above point of view to some extent.
Can you imagine a magical city without any religious dominance at all? In a dreamland.
Milo has been wandering around and observing for a long time.
"City of Thousand Pillars - Yilan".
The City of Thousand Pillars is the name of the city that Dreamland is based on. Because a few people who were lucky enough to see the outline of this magical city from a distance claimed to have seen countless stone pillars, Dreamland scholars are good at naming various mysterious cities. They named this magical city standing in the west of Leng Yuan "The City of Thousand Pillars".
But only the superiors who can get a closer look at its true appearance know that the countless stone pillars towering into the clouds that those looking at it see are not really stone pillars, but countless buildings similar to minarets.
As for "Yilan", the city's real name was spread after the conflict that once shook the entire upper order of the Dreamland.
As we all know, the indigenous gods of the dreamland are born out of faith, and they will reject any superior person from the waking world, unless you are as strong as the golden tree.
They even deny the entry of the clairvoyant, and for this reason do not hesitate to deprive the clairvoyant of the right to dream.
But if it is a fertile land of civilization without any basis of belief, then those guys on the high positions of Kadath Mountain will probably smile happily, after all, this is a delicious meal delivered to their door.
They will determine the "ownership" of this civilization through various internal mysterious deliberations. In human terms, it is the ownership of all the power of faith on this land, and then through various sacred or unholy means, Bring it under the control of the temple, as they do to the eternal kingdom.
But what is... er, what is unexpected is that the bones of these outsiders living under a thousand "pillars" are very hard, and their thoughts are as hard as their bones. In their cognition, there seems to be no such thing as " Faith" thing.
Yes, the Yilan people do not worship illusory superiors. Or to put it another way, they fundamentally do not recognize the behavior of “worship”.
Moreover, Yilan's civilization is extremely developed, and with the blessing of magical attainments, all unscrupulous and dirty methods cannot be hidden from their eyes, such as those methods that Rick is currently working on in the Forgotten South.
Generally speaking, the gods are gentle and kind to all races with weak knees and good at kneeling, but for this kind of guy who refuses to accept softness and hardness, he must use some rougher methods.
It was the "conflict" that made the name "Yi Lan" widely spread across the continents of Fantasyland.
Yes, the Elanites chose to fight against the will of Kadath Mountain.
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And judging from the fact that Yilan, the City of Thousand Pillars, is still standing, and there is almost no trace of the belief in gods inside, it seems that the final winner of that conflict should be the magic practitioners in the city.
Well, this is the legend of Yilan.
A fertile land of faith that has not been harvested by the gods.
And it was not violently bulldozed.
Referring to the previous master of Os-Nargai, who was the ancient conqueror, we can know what will happen to the race that dares to go to war with the gods. However, Yilan, the city of thousands of pillars, still stands in the west of Leng Yuan. From the geographical perspective of Dreamland, this place can even be regarded as the foothills of Kadath Mountain.
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One can imagine how tough these magic scholars are.
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But Milo firmly believes that there must be more unknown tricks here, and it is by no means as obvious as what can be seen on the surface.
This requires a little more in-depth exploration.
Of course, he doesn't have to explore. The purpose of his trip is just to get someone from these Yilan people.
The question now is how to get close to the city of thousands of pillars that is far away in front of us.
This ancient city seems to always have only its mottled outline left to outsiders. However, the desolate Gobi Desert and the biting cold around it seem to remind people all the time that the shadows of the countless minarets you see are just mirages. .
The fact is that there is some kind of isolating power between the boundless cold Gobi and Yilan.
Just like the sponge in Nanwei City, and somewhat similar to the lighthouse in Os-Nargai, probably all mysterious cities have this will to reject outsiders.
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Milo curled his two hands into an O-shaped gesture and put them in front of his eyes as binoculars, quietly observing the ancient city at the end of his field of vision.
After a moment, he put down his "telescope" and glanced back at a Leng Yuan man who had frozen to death in the desert.
In fact, it was this guy who summoned Milo.
Or to be more precise, he was used as a tool for space jump by Milo.
(End of chapter)