Greetings, Mister Principal: Interpret text

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First of all, the mages established a series of observation outposts on the seabed around the large void. These observation outposts were equipped with barriers to suppress the tide of high-concentration magic, allowing them to continuously observe the large void at close range.

But just like before, unless a detector penetrates deep into the warning line inside the large cavity, there will be no abnormalities in the detection data here.

At the same time as the observation work, archaeological research based on the detector images is also in progress.

Although the large hollow itself does not show any traces of the times, there are special patterns on the weird base. After careful analysis, the mages discovered that these patterns are more like some unknown writing.

These words have no intersection with any existing words or words that have existed in the past. Even Lord Braggs cannot decipher the meaning of these words.

The base covered with mysterious words has a strong religious and belief connotation. Based on this, it is speculated that it is at least a product of the Gods. Only in that era would people build such a building.

It is a pity that Sir Alberton's detector is not equipped with a device to detect the age of matter. Even if it is, there will not be enough time to carry out dating work when facing the invisible enemy. Therefore, It is not possible to use the isotope decay cycle method proposed by Lehner for dating, so it can only be inferred from image data.

Before conducting on-the-ground exploration, the mages must ensure that nothing goes wrong, otherwise serious losses will be caused. Therefore, although the exploration work is tense and busy, the progress is also slow.

In the blink of an eye, half a month has passed, and autumn is getting stronger. Even the sunny Baltic demiplane has become a little cooler. The sea breeze is blowing, and the flags on the deck are fluttering. In the room, Reiner has just finished Writing a perfect thesis on his own quantum theory, he raised his head and moved his neck a little.

Phyllis was sitting on the bed, tapping the virtual keyboard with both hands quickly, inputting the words in her head into the magic tablet.

The Baltic demiplane does not have the Internet that radiates to the main plane, so Phyllis has been disconnected from the Internet. Naturally, her serialization has also been interrupted, but Phyllis explained in the chapter before leaving Since I have to go out to collect materials, updates will be suspended for a while, so it doesn’t count as leaving without saying goodbye.

During these days, Phyllis, who was idle in her room, continued to write subsequent updates, but there was no place to post them, so more and more were accumulated.

"So...there is actually a lot of magic superimposed in the big hole, but it just looks like nothing due to what amount of phenomenon?"

After finishing writing a chapter, Phyllis stretched, and seeing Reiner's serious expression, she asked, hoping to get him out of his troubled thinking for a moment.

"It's quantum theory."

Reiner turned his head and looked at this sister who was still wearing a cool nightgown, not caring about the exposure under her skirt.

"To put it simply, it is like notes distributed on different lines on a musical score. These notes have no effect when they are not played, but observing this behavior is equivalent to pressing the keys and transferring all the notes. If they are played at the same time, there will be a huge sound."

Reiner thought of an explanation that Phyllis could probably understand, but he didn't actually expect Phyllis to understand what the collapse of the wave function was all about.

"No wonder, when I saw the big hollow before, I felt it was very crowded."

Phyllis nodded in understanding and muttered to herself.

"This phenomenon may be caused by inadvertent observation. After all, theoretically speaking, there is indeed excess magic power inside the large void, but we cannot observe these magic powers that only present a probability distribution."

Reiner spread his hands. The magic power in the large cavity was extremely special and could even cause the collapse of macroscopic objects. This was beyond his current understanding.

Especially after the invisible monster appeared before, this doubt became more and more intense.

"This description always feels a bit similar to the secret connection within the Serpent of Chaos."

Phyllis said that the members within the Chaos Serpent will have a certain degree of sensitivity. This is because they have all inherited the relics of the ancient magic empire. Reiner believes that this is because these relics may have been made by the same person. Or they are made in the same place, so the magic they carry has the same resonance.

"What do you feel about the things inside?"

Out of caution~IndoMTL.com~ Reiner also showed Phyllis the images captured by Mr. Alberton’s detector at the bottom of the large cavity, especially the weirdly shaped base and twisted space. However, Phyllis didn't recognize these things, and she couldn't feel the influence of the Chaos Serpent.

"No, the feeling here is completely different from that of the Serpent of Chaos. Most of the things that the Serpent of Chaos has affected have some kind of crazy meaning in them, but these text symbols and this building itself are not like this. Rather, this building gives people a sense of rationality."

Phyllis said while recalling.

"Reasonable?"

It was the first time that Reiner heard Phyllis mention such a description. The high-level mages agreed that the building and the text were full of religious and belief meanings, and that it was a building with a primitive style, but they did not expect that in From Phyllis's perspective, it was another form of rationality.

"Yes, look at those words. Although the way they are written is not square and flat, they have a certain sense of symmetry. If you read the pronunciation of each word randomly and read it together, there will be an inexplicable melody. If you don’t believe me, try it.”

Phyllis stood up and came to Reiner's table. She leaned forward and pressed her chest on the table, forming a seductive arc.

She pointed to the copied text beside Reiner's desk.

"Annotate the pronunciation at will?"

Reiner frowned slightly, then picked up the piece of paper, marked it according to the music, and read it silently in his heart.

He was surprised to find that even though it was not the original pronunciation, these words did have a certain rhythm.

Immediately afterwards, Reiner was stunned as if he was struck by lightning.

Because he remembered a language that had almost disappeared, which also had such qualities.

The poetry of Serafino!