Hogwarts and the Unspeakable

That terrifying existence in the sky.

What did he understand?

Nobody knows.

Hermaeus Mora knew, but he would tell no one.

There are many things that everyone knows. But everyone doesn't tell anyone else.

In the vast universe, in the vast earth.

Everywhere follows this simple rule:

If you know something important, don't tell others about it.

Mencius once said: "The trouble with people is that they are good at teaching others."

In fact, this is quite sad to say. But it is normal, but precisely because it is normal, it seems sad.

If you tell others critical information - then the competition will be fiercer. Competition in a state of perfect competition will be very difficult. And no one will tell others this important information. At least not now, maybe it used to be, but not anymore. For example, Hermaeus Mora in the sky wants to use this blocked information to capture the Dragonborn alive!

How could it be possible to inform the three people below.

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The Dragonborn is under the sky, at the bottom of the world.

And above the sky, in the invisible place, is the Demon God of Knowledge, Hermaeus Mora.

The Dragonborn looked at the other side of the invisible sky and murmured:

"Could it be said that it has understood that truth?"

"impossible?"

Allen was interrupted repeatedly and didn't know whether he should ask questions.

So he didn't speak.

"What kind of truth is that?"

Snape asked at this time.

The Dragonborn shook his head.

"I don't know either. But my...'enemy' once knew. He also made me completely unable to think of a way to win."

Dragonborn's eyes lit up.

"He called it the 'First Law of Cosmology.'"

Then, her eyes dimmed again, filled with the flames of revenge.

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"Actually, now that I have come to the bottom of the world, I have just stolen his authority."

"Just scratching the surface of the 'First Law of Cosmology', I can mobilize the Chaos Devourer to a certain extent."

"And if Mora also masters this ability, I'm afraid he will be able to completely mobilize everything in this world..."

The Dragonborn's tone was low, feeling a little discouraged.

"Could it be that this game is going to end again?"

"I do not believe."

The Dragonborn became determined again.

"Permissions are not something that can be solved just once."

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Snape finally connected to the voice:

"That's right! Come here quickly to support us!"

"I'll give you a reason right now!"

"Curse you! Look! The sky above me is the creation of the divine authority of the world of Nirn!"

"I'm at the bottom of our world right now!"

"And the divine power of the world of Nirn is coming to steal the power of the bottom of our world!"

"When it succeeds, we're all screwed!"

"Nothing can be found out!"

"What? You can't see?"

"Impossible, they are obviously moving!"

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Only then did the Dragonborn add:

"Don't think about it. It's impossible to get over what you see. The amount of information here is too great. Even if you take out your own memory, others will not be able to identify it."

"Time and space do not exist at the bottom of the world. The spell configuration you just tried to convert the vibration of sound into a spell signal, and then transmit it to the basic world, thereby realizing the transmission of sound. Your encoding method is basically correct. Because your voice It doesn't have much chaos in itself. But at the 'bottom of the world', there are chaos furnace cores and other strange things. Any magic model that humans can construct with their imagination cannot be recorded. These are beyond The limits of human construction capacity.”

"So just don't do it."

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"But the Clock Tower refused to send troops."

"Tell them that no one from the Clock Tower can come over. It's okay if I didn't escape today."

"In case I escape, I will join the Clock Tower the next day."

"Tell them my exact words."

"I will join all the 'clock towers' in all worlds of multidimensional time and space."

A cold glint flashed in Dragonborn's eyes.

"And I will send the coordinates of the expulsion spell from the Clock Tower to Hermaeus Mora."

"If they don't care about Mora's threat."

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"The searchers are almost here. Even if the people from the Clock Tower come here now, it's too late!"

In the sky, countless "Searcher" corps appeared again.

It's flying towards the bottom.

At this time, Dragonborn stretched out his left hand again and formed two mudras.

"Suppose Mora does figure out the first law of cosmology. Its attention span is also limited."

"There are only so many things Maura can concentrate on."

"So, although the situation is not good, there is still plenty of time."

"There is such a record in the outer god's notebook."

The Dragonborn paused.

She aimed her hands at the sky.

Then he closed his eyes.

Push with both hands.

Nothing happened in the sky.

However, the Dragonborn said:

"All right."

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Alan and Snape just watched as the searchers continued to fly downward.

However, when it reaches a certain height,

They were transferred back to the "high sky" within sight.

We have said repeatedly before that at the bottom of the world, there is no influence of time and space.

Therefore, there is no limit of gravity.

Therefore, the searcher's "flying over" is not actually a free fall, but more like swimming in a vacuum ocean.

The Seeker is an "old friend" of the Dragonborn. Because of this, the Dragonborn is relatively clear about the "Searchers".

If they were "human", they might find that their location has changed, and they are further away from Alan and Snape. But the seekers do not have such an ability, because the Dragonborn knows that as divine creatures, the "seekers" have no vision. They can only move by sensing coordinates. Only when they are within a certain distance can they move instantaneously based on the relative distance. It was like teleporting into Allen's head before.

It is precisely because the Dragonborn understands these two mechanisms of the "Searcher" that he can prescribe the right medicine and use this method.

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The Seekers are powerful, but as long as they can't get close, the threat is zero.

There is no threat.

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The Dragonborn turned around this time.

"The time left in this way is probably enough for the people from the Clock Tower to come over."

"At least until Maura notices it."

In the sky, a huge army of "Searchers" appeared like locusts passing through. But Mora also learned from the previous lessons and did not let the searchers get too close to each other. At the same time, he also carefully maintained the distance from the "light curtain". Therefore, the Dragonborn had no way to amplify the "chaos" they created again and mobilize the "Abyss Devourer" to destroy them.

What's more, the Dragonborn thinks that destroying it won't work. Mora was able to create it again.

However, even so, their huge number still made it almost impossible for Allen and Snape to see the noisy light curtain in the sky.