"Through these re-created works, I discovered that the country of Maradaku has various etiquette regulations, large and small, from top to bottom."
On a larger scale, for example, when the winter snow turns into water every year, they will spontaneously carry out a ceremony to welcome the spring; there will be a celebration ceremony for the king's birthday...
Speaking of children, before eating, there will be a prayer ceremony; when a relationship is confirmed, there will be a ceremony of giving each other tail rings...
"By analyzing these rituals, I can basically confirm that Maladaku's rituals pay more attention to form and practicality. The most commonly used ritual formations are also formal formations."
Gleipnir: "So, the universal formations and universal altars I choose to draw will be based on Maladaku's conventions."
After a pause, Gleipnir spread his hands: "Although I don't know if the "Hymn of Praise to Maladaku" in the prayer rumors is the Maladaku I found."
"Even if the two are unrelated, there shouldn't be any impact. Anyway, the rumors didn't require a specific ritual formation."
Gleipnir is a typical person who pays attention to details.
Sometimes, the failure of a ritual is a lack of grasp of details.
Although this ceremony does not have any "ceremonial formations and ritual norms" on the surface, perhaps these so-called formations and norms are actually hidden in the "Poetry of Praise of Maradaku".
Only by digging into every detail like Gleipnir can we discover the clues behind it and find the correct ritual specifications.
Angel also learned something this time.
Because before he came here, he had never thought about the so-called ritual formations and the corresponding ritual norms...
No wonder Laplace entrusts all external affairs to Graipnir. Secretary Long also completely trusts Graipnir, because it can be proved from many things that she is really reliable.
…
Angel didn't know the rules of Maladaku, so all the following tasks of arranging rituals were handed over to Gleipnir.
Gleipnir took out a blue oil crayon and a green oil crayon and drew the ritual formation on the ground.
"Maradaku has always respected blue and green, so the most commonly used formation colors in their ritual specifications are these two colors."
"Oil crayons are said to have been invented by King Maradaku, so using oil crayons is also a ritual custom..."
Angel originally thought about whether to help, but he saw that Gleipnir followed the custom of Maladaku even when drawing the battle formation.
Thin, really too thin.
Angel felt that if he stepped forward to help, he would probably become more and more busy the more he helped. Therefore, he still sat beside him obediently.
Of course, he was not without help... He helped Gleipnir update his intracranial vision in real time, and it also provided a first-person view with almost no delay, no frame drops, and no lag, allowing Gleipnir to draw the formation even if he was blindfolded.
, and you won’t feel any discomfort.
When Gleipnir arranged the ceremony, Angel updated her vision while also opening the God's perspective and looking towards the star bug.
Because he discovered that Starworm no longer continued walking on the street, but entered a small building.
This small building is about four stories tall and is not too high, but compared with the low-rise bungalows in the surrounding "low-cost and low-rent areas", it is still taller than the others.
Although the building is not high, the corridors on each floor are very long, and there are nearly a dozen residents.
Kaushik reached the third floor, left the stairs, and turned into the semi-open corridor.
It was also at this time that Kaushik said his first words here.
"Although I have been living in the company's dormitory, I have actually rented a room outside, right here." Kaushik: "I usually use this room to store sundries, including... it
, also there.”
When Kaushik said "it", his tone obviously paused.
Starworm: "So, as long as it makes sure that I don't have the time radio puzzle pieces on me, I can leave, right?"
Kaushik didn't reply immediately, but continued walking forward.
He didn't stop until he reached the end of the third-floor corridor. There was a locked wooden door in front of him. There was a house number on the wall next to it: 3-12.
"If you wanted to leave, you could have left long ago. When your friend came here before, you had every chance to leave. But you didn't choose to leave, which means you had other plans in mind."
Starworm: "..."
Kaushik: "No matter what your plans are, I don't care. The only thing I care about is the inheritance of Time Radio..."
After a pause, Kaushik took out the key and opened the door.
With a "squeaking" sound, the door was pushed open, revealing the empty cabin inside.
"Let's go. Whether it's your plan or the answer I'm looking for, it's all inside."
()
Chapter completed!