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It only takes a genius one second to remember the address of this website: (Vertex Chinese), the fastest updates! No ads! The first thing Reiner thought of was the souls of those fallen mages. If their fall was not simply death, but something like With quantization like Felice, these powerful legendary mages can maintain their existence through self-observation, but cannot be detected by various detection equipment. Moreover, due to their energy maintenance, these legendary mages cannot leave. too far.

But soon, Reiner realized another problem. First of all, the legendary mages of the ancient magic empire were not much stronger than Lord Braggs and others. Even due to changes in magic research methods, modern mages such as Lord Braggs accepted The feedback from the world is more, and their strength should be stronger than the ancient mages.

So, if the legendary mages really became quantum ghosts after their death, their interference with magic should not be stronger than before, let alone create such a dead zone.

Then it can only be things other than these mages.

Reiner walked forward, heading towards the twisted tower.

He thought of Macro Electronics and Macro World.

Perhaps there is indeed a being in the macro world who noticed the traces of the legendary mage's death and continued to observe it, which led to the creation of the Dead Zone.

In Reiner's mind, this huge pit is like a bacterial petri dish, and the dead zone is the sterile area caused by the death of certain bacteria. In the macro world, a researcher wearing a white coat The reporter is observing the petri dish with a microscope from time to time.

Everything in this world is nothing but insignificant dust to that researcher, but even so, his existence has affected Reiner.

Shaking his head, Reiner dismissed this idea. Although there was a difference between macro and micro, admitting such a thing was tantamount to admitting the existence of the so-called "god". Reiner did not want to extend the problem to theology. He wanted to be resolved within the scope of current knowledge.

Without the magic power, Reiner could deeply feel everything around him. The cold wind blew across his cheeks and lifted the corners of his clothes.

The air smells of ice and snow, the lung-freezing wind of the Far North.

Linner pulled on his clothes. He was prepared and put on a thick coat to resist the cold.

Heraison is not alarmed at all changes. Perhaps the alchemy doll's tolerance to cold and heat is much higher than that of humans.

There was nothing around but the howling north wind. Reiner arrived under the tower easily. Only then did he realize that the tower was much bigger than he had imagined.

When he was at the edge of the pit, Reiner thought that this twisted mage tower only had three or four floors. But when he actually came to the bottom of the tower, Reiner noticed that this tower should actually have ten floors and cover an area of ​​​​3. Not small.

"Heraison, was the tower you saw before this big?"

Reiner did not miss this unnatural point and asked immediately.

"No, according to Hellesan's calculations, the height of this mage tower increased tenfold as we approached."

Heraison replied calmly, confirming Reiner's conjecture.

"Sure enough, this is not a simple visual deviation."

Reiner picked up the pen and drew a simple diagram in his notebook, marking the locations of the pit and the mage tower. After doing simple calculations, he found that there was indeed a problem.

To be precise, the height of the mage tower seen from the edge of the pit is abnormal. If calculated based on the actual and visual heights, the mage tower should be at least three times further away from the edge of the pit than it is now.

If it were in the past, Reiner might have thought it was some special illusion magic, but in the dead realm, no magic would be able to work. According to Reiner's calculations, the distance between the mage tower and the edge of the pit would be If it is longer, it means that the distance between them is actually that long.

"Time and space distortion?"

Reiner soon had a new idea.

If what is actually produced in the dead zone is a strong distortion of time and space, then the deflection of light, which leads to visual deviations, can be explained.

Thinking of this, Reiner couldn't help but recall the time and distance he had walked before. After careful calculation, he found that he had indeed walked a distance longer than he originally expected.

Since the surrounding scenery remained unchanged, and Reiner was thinking about the secret of the Dead Realm, he didn't notice how long he had walked when he walked over. But now, if he thinks about it carefully, he will find that he has already walked. Very long distance.

"Is space-time distorted because there are massive objects here?"

Reiner thought that if this mage tower is a massive object that distorts the surrounding time and space, then the time Reiner perceives should also slow down. To be precise, he cannot calculate it with his current knowledge. The distance out of the mage tower has become longer.

"Is it just a distortion of space?"

Reiner looked back and saw that the edge of the pit was still clearly visible, but in his mind, the flat road had been twisted ~IndoMTL.com~ into a deep maze.

"It seems that the answer can only be found in the Mage Tower."

Leiner said that the entrance to the mage tower was empty and there were no restrictions. Perhaps the traps of the legendary mages in the past were enough to stop an entire army, but in the Dead Zone, even the most sophisticated mechanisms are ineffective.

He walked into the hall. Everything here was distorted, but the distortion did not destroy the original things in the Mage Tower. No matter the tables, chairs, bookshelves, and vases, they all presented a messy and distorted state, but they were incompatible with the surroundings. A strange sense of coordination was formed.

It was as if the entire space had been distorted, and these weird things no longer seemed strange.

Only Reiner and Hellesan are incompatible with this place.

"The scene here is a bit strange."

Reiner reached out and touched the vase on the table. The table was obviously tilted to more than ninety degrees, but the vase seemed to be stuck to the table and did not fall down.

He gently picked up the vase that seemed to be half melted. The moment the vase left the table, he felt a subtle change in gravity. The vase that seemed to have no gravity suddenly gained weight and became extremely heavy.

Leiner put the vase back on the table. The moment it came into contact, the vase became extremely light again and stuck firmly to the surface of the wooden table.

"So weird."

Reiner frowned and continued to move forward. He experimented with moving a few more things and found that all the items maintained a strange twisted state, and this state would disappear as they left the contact surface. and then recover as they return to their original positions.

After ten floors, Reiner found that the entire tower was like this, but he did not find the secret that Mr. Hohenheim said.

While he was staring at the original vase and thinking hard, a flash of inspiration appeared in Reiner's mind.