Although I don't know why the parasite protozoa is the kind of experimental species that should have been destroyed by the Supreme Council of the Universe, I think it should be related to the Wycombe Abbey people, and the fact that there are so many psionic and psionic creatures in the Velen world may also have something to do with this experimental species. ◢ With * dream * small ◢.1a

Leo didn't know very well about this experimental species that alarmed the Supreme Council, but judging from the reaction of the Supreme Council, it was clear that this kind of species should have an extraordinary effect, just because the mutation in the Yame's body was already surprising, and it hadn't touched the psionic level yet, and the power of the mutated body alone could already make the fifth-level psionic person feel a little tricky.

Although Alice was not able to study the protozoa of the obsidian parasite, she did study the obsidian parasite itself, but it is a pity that the research report is only a beginning, and the pages behind it were torn off, judging from the traces of tearing, it should have been torn off by Alice herself.

In addition to her research, Alice also documented some of the intricacies of the various forces in the city, as well as the Blood Moon phenomenon.

Both the White City and the Black City in Yam City have absolute power over the Order, but there are some branches within the two Orders, the top of which is the Illuminati, which is composed of an indefinite number of members, the leader is the Lightbringer, and there are also the yellow-clothed people who are responsible for guarding important places such as the library, the guardians who specialize in dealing with the blood moon, and the bathers who are stationed at the junction of the Black and White Cities, as for some other small civil affairs departments, it is not worth mentioning.

In addition, the Black City has cut off contact with the White City a long time ago, and used the Giant's Gate to block the connection with the White City, even the people in the White City don't know what is inside the Black City.

Alice had been to the Black City when she was researching the obsidian parasite, but she was blindfolded from beginning to end and didn't see anything else, so she didn't know much about the specifics of the Black City.

It's just that Alice knows from some people's conversations that there is at least one extremely powerful organization under the Black City Order, and one of them is the Abyss Walker.

The reason why she thought this organization was extremely powerful was because she was in awe when she heard the other people in the Black City talk about the Abyss Walkers, and she didn't dare to say more.

In addition, she also highlighted that the people of the Black City are very tall, so tall that they are like giants in her eyes, which is in line with the beliefs of the Black City Order.

As for the relationship between the Black City and the White City, it is extremely tense because of the different beliefs, but there has never been a serious conflict, but there will be some cooperation between the two sides in some things, such as the obsidian parasites that the White City needs, which will be placed directly outside the Giant's Gate in the Black City every once in a while, and the Holy Worm Parasites that the Black City needs will be sent to the Giant's Gate by the people of the White City to diplomatically send to the Black City Order.

The rest of the time, the Giant's Gate was always closed, there was no contact between the two sides, and more importantly, if the personnel of both sides entered the other's city without consultation, they would be mortally attacked, and there would be no room for negotiation.

Although the relationship between the Black City and the White City is very bad, as long as they enter the Blood Moon Phase, this bad relationship will disappear, and they will cooperate to deal with the endless monsters in the Blood Moon, and those Holy Worm parasites who have mutated out of control under the influence of the Blood Moon.

As a person in the dream world, she has an unusual keen perception of the changes of the moon, and in the research report, Alice found that the time of the silver moon in the dream world is very similar to the time pattern of the blood moon on Yam Island, which is that there will be a moon every time a fixed period of time, and the ratio of the moon period of the dream world to the duration of the moon on Yam Island is exactly fifteen.

After Leo saw this paragraph, he couldn't help but think of the Fog Moon Period of the Black Forest in the Velen World, and he also calculated it, and found that the time ratio between the Fog Moon Period of the Black Forest and the Silver Moon Period of the Dream World was also fifteen, which was exactly the same time period as the Blood Moon Period of Yam Island.

From this point of view, the three places of the Black Forest, the Island of James, and the Dream World of Velen must have an unknown connection.

Alice didn't do a lot of research on the Blood Moon, as she would be placed under house arrest in the Tower's enclosed tower until the end of the Blood Moon, but she received some useful information from her guards, and that was that for the Wycombe Abbey people, the Blood Moon was both a disaster and an opportunity.

Because every time a person who has experienced the baptism of a blood moon is mutated out of control, then he can further integrate with the parasite and gain great power from it.

After documenting her research on the Blood Moon cycle, Alice's notes were almost over, and at the end of the note she recorded that she claimed to have discovered a way to control the corpse collectors, and that she might be able to return to Lake Town, so she was going to try to lure them in.

Although, it is not clear what the final result of Alice will be, but judging from the abrupt end of the note here, the result does not seem to be optimistic.

And at the end of this final note, what attracts Leo the most is not Alice's claim to be able to control the corpse collector, but a very casually written question, which is to ask himself whether the moon really exists?

When he first saw this sentence, Leo didn't think much about it, and he didn't even take it seriously, until he was sorting out the information in his notebook in his mind, and he began to pay attention to the question at the end of the note, and began to search for various information in his mind because of this sentence.

He was surprised to find that in the religion of the world of Veron, in the creation myths of various gods, the gods created everything in the world, but almost all the creation myths did not mention that the gods created the moon.

If this is just the case in the creation myth of one religion, it would be fine, but in the creation myth of all religions, all kinds of creations are mentioned, such as the sun and the sky, and the small ones such as ants and fleas, but there is no moon.

And it is very interesting that among all the ancient festivals in the world of Velon, there are festivals based on the sun, festivals based on the stars, and festivals based on the sky, that is, there are no festivals based on the moon, and in the prayers of some of the rituals of these festivals, the moon is never mentioned, as if the moon hanging in the sky endlessly has been ignored by them.

"Ignored?" Leo thought, suddenly realizing that he seemed to be the same, and that he might not have paid attention to the moon above him if Alice's note hadn't appeared.

At this time, Leo began to think of a long poem in the Book of Guha, which has more than 700 sentences, mainly describing what the Guha giant saw and heard when he came to this world, and the interesting thing is that in this long poem, the sun and the stars, the desolate mountains, the withered yellow vegetation, and the erupting volcanoes everywhere are mentioned, but the moon is not written, and even when writing about the night scene, it is only written that the poem is going forward under the light of the stars.

If the Book of Guha was really written by the Guha giant, and has been handed down through some methods and translated into the current version, then this book shows that when the Guha giant came to this world, there was no such thing as the moon in this world, and how did the moon come from when everyone sees it now?

Leo couldn't help but think of the Wycombe Abbey homeland battleship.

Because the Wycombe Abbey people are a wandering race in the universe, their warships are their home, so they all call their warships home.

Normally, the Wycombe Abbey people will wander the universe in the form of fleets, and only a few Wycombe Abbey people will build real home warships when their technology has reached a peak state.

According to the Supreme Council's standards for the level of space warships, the Wycombe Abbey people's home battleship is the highest level of death star of space warships, and this level of battleship can easily destroy a small galaxy similar to the solar system, even if the omega-level advanced creatures encounter a death-level battleship, I am afraid it will be difficult to resist.

Unlike other civilizations, Death Star ships are built in a variety of shapes depending on the preference of their builder or owner, and there are hardly two Death Star ships that are exactly the same, but the Wycombe Abbey people are different, and their home ships are built exactly like their destroyed home planet.

Leo once sailed through space with the fleet of the Earth Federation, and was fortunate enough to see a Wycombe Abbey homeland battleship, which was extracting the free energy of a red giant star, and from a distance, it looked like a moon around the red giant.

And it just so happened that in the information in his mind, Columbus of the Wycombe Abbey also owned a Homestead Battleship, and this battleship disappeared in the Demon Nebula along with Columbus of the Wycombe Abbey, and he suspected that the moon that the Veylobe World saw now was probably the Homestead Warship.

Thinking of this, Leo couldn't wait for the sky outside to get dark as soon as possible, so that the bright moon could be hung in the sky again, so that he could observe the situation on the surface of the moon through the farsighted ability of the vision.

In the past hour or so, Leo, who had already sorted out all the contents of those notes, hastily recalled the summarized information again, but then he suddenly frowned and said in a deep voice, "Something is wrong?"

As he spoke, Leo got up from his chair, picked up Alice's last notebook, flipped to the last page, and looked at the line of self-muttering questions about whether the moon really existed.

He didn't use his regular vision this time, but used the spiritual vision skill, which originated from the Earth Federation under the suppression of the spiritual energy suppressor, and only partially the effect, and this part of the effect was enough for Leo to discover the secret hidden in this line of words, and it was also a secret that the Yam people who could not use spiritual energy could never discover.

I saw that when Leo's eyes blessed the spiritual vision skill, the moment the moon really existed, it turned into a blank box similar to filling in the blanks.

Leo only thought for less than three seconds, then stretched out his hand, gathered spiritual energy at his fingertips, and quickly wrote the words "the moon does not exist" in the blank space, and the words used were the Chinese language commonly used in the dream world.

The moment he wrote this line, the note in his hand immediately took on a new look as if it had just been made, and there was no handwriting on it.

"The Great True Eye, I prostrate at your feet......"

Then I saw lines of prayers automatically appear on the note, and the object of the prayer happened to be Leo's old friend, True Eye.

It barely took to read the entire chapter for Leo to be sure that this prayer should be the prayer of the True Eye Church in Lake Town, the dream world.

Leo was not surprised that Alice was a member of the True Eye Church, because there were also many wizards in the Wizards Association who had joined the church openly and secretly, and what surprised him was that Alice's status in the True Eye Church should be very high, because in this prayer, Leo felt similar spiritual fluctuations to the original True Eye spirit body.

Although the strength of the True Eye is not very good, and it is still one or two levels away from the omega-level higher creatures, I have to admit that some of the natural abilities of the True Eye are extraordinary, and they cannot be brightened by the psionic level, such as the ability to see through the void and look directly at the truth.

Leo has several variations in his attitude towards the True Eye, starting with the direct confronting of the True Eye's spirit body, using sneak attacks and sacrificial knives to sacrifice it to the Lord of Turbidity and Lightness, thus despising false gods such as the True Eye.

Later, because he saw the strength of the True Eye Church in Lake Town, he learned some teachings about the True Eye Church, and began to feel that the True Eye may not be as weak and simple as he thought.

And now, he has evolved to the fifth level of psionic power as a whole, and through the psionic energy fluctuations emanating from the prayers, he has felt a powerful power that he could not feel when he was a low-level psionic before, as it is often said, the more he knows, the more he feels his ignorance.

Leo felt this way now, he thought he knew a lot about the True Eye, but the fluctuations in the psionic energy in the prayer made him realize that he didn't know anything about the True Eye.

"Damn, mental pollution!" Just as Leo felt awe of the True Eye in his heart, his powerful will as high as a ninth-level psionic power immediately came into play, pulling out of that inexplicable emotion and regaining his composure and sobriety.

Although Leo still felt strong about the power of the True Eye, he no longer had the awe that prompted him to bow down.

At the same time, the prayer on the page also ended at this time after a faint flash of light, and only the coat of arms of the Church of the True Eye appeared on the page.

Seeing this badge, Leo couldn't help but raise his eyebrows, because this scene felt very familiar to him, because it had happened many times before.

Even though he knew what was going to happen next, and wasn't very happy about it, he ended up putting his hand on the shining badge.

As the Mark of the True Eye burrowed into Leo's palm like the other spirit marks, the book in Leo's palm also changed back to its original form, and quickly became obsolete, and it felt like it would not be long before it completely turned into confetti.