Monster Hunting High School

"Well, it's just a lie..."

After saying these words, Shadow Cat suddenly stopped, took a deep breath, and then spoke again, answering very quickly:

"The lie is that you can eat and drink after entering and wait for the seeds of the forbidden curse to grow. In reality, you are shackled by the body and cannot bear the seeds to germinate and grow. But in the two-dimensional world, there is no 'height' The world, how big the heart is, how tall the tree can grow. With the origin of many worlds as its resources, the seed will soon sprout, branch, and grow. Every leaf is a world, and every branch is a future. When it bears its first fruit, all the leaves wither instantly. From the outside, it looks like thousands of worlds are being destroyed at the same time.”

After vomiting in one breath, Shadow Cat closed his mouth and said this.

The white quill struggled hard under its claws, like a small fish that fell into a rut.

The black cat was stunned for a few seconds, a suspicion came to his mind, and his face suddenly darkened: "Did you eat that fruit?"

"And then all of a sudden I came out."

Shadow Cat smiled dryly, with a rare hint of embarrassment on his face, but his claws did not relax at all. He still pressed the quill tightly and emphasized: "Of course, like I said, this is a lie! False! False. !”

"I knew it!"

The black cat cursed and stood up. He breathed a sigh of relief in his eyes, but couldn't hide his annoyance: "With my habits, how can I have the courage to destroy thousands of worlds! No wonder you rambled and made mysteries for a long time. There is nothing left in the pile... So you just lied on the moon and played thousands of script kills, and then ate a piece of fruit? "

Shadow Cat raised his other paw, worked hard with both paws, and held down the quill that still wanted to record the conversation between the two cats. He corrected him seriously: "That's not a script, it's all my real experience! I'm in 2D The experience of wandering around the world and the experience gained are all true! The truths I just told you are absolutely correct. Many of them are super secrets that I heard from the relevant departments... ordinary wizards have no idea!"

Click!

The white quill finally stopped struggling and was broken into two pieces by the cat's claws, falling to the ground. The tip of the pen was twisted, and the last drop of confused ink shed. I didn't know why my hard-working self was twisted.

"It was an accident, a pure accident!" Shadow Cat looked at the broken pen under its paw, then looked at the black cat sitting opposite, and explained with a dry smile.

"Then why didn't you just tell me how you got out in the first place?" Black Cat was still a little angry.

"Don't you want to write a paper?"

Shadow Cat felt that he was being treated like a donkey because of his good intentions: "On the topic, the article, the water...how can you give Su Da Fox a job without any content? She is not easy to deal with!"

When the black cat heard this, he felt more and more heartbroken.

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“Is it really okay to expose him to these concepts now?”

In Sanyou's study room, the yellow civet squatted in front of a tea bowl, looking at the two black cats under the cat fruit tree reflected in the clear tea water, with a rare expression of worry on his face:

"Old man, haven't you always thought that trying to encourage others to encourage others is not a good word? Why do you allow those guys in the school to do whatever they want? This is no longer an attempt to encourage others, this is simply, simply..."

It muttered "almost" for a long time, but couldn't find the right words. Finally, it got up a little irritably, jumped to the bookshelf next to it, and pulled down a copy of "Liu Ren Divination Class" with one paw.

The sound of thread-bound books falling woke up the bookstore owner on the recliner.

The old man opened his eyes, glanced at the cup of tea on the table, and said softly: "Is it early? It's not early, not too early... He will graduate soon, and it's time to learn some heavier knowledge. The wizard yearns for transcendence, just like Bai Ding yearns for the starry sky. This is the instinct attracted by magic. "

"He's not even a registered wizard now!" Huang Huali jumped up on the desk again with a 'huh', leaning forward in the direction of the husband, and his voice was stern.

The husband looked up at the ceiling, as if he was looking through the roof at the boundless starry sky outside. After a long time, he answered in a very soft voice: "Do you know why people stay on the earth?"

"Because they have no wings." The civet squatted back and replied angrily.

The gentleman did not feel dissatisfied, as if he had not heard what the cat said, and replied to himself: "Because they have no support in their hearts, and they must step on solid ground to avoid being swallowed up by the endless emptiness above their heads. That emptiness is boundless. The projection of the starry sky in the deepest heart of everyone..."

"What does this have to do with what we are discussing today?" After following his husband for too many years, Huamao was already tired of this kind of diviner-style questions and answers, and interrupted a little impatiently.

The gentleman still did not answer its question directly, but continued to speak slowly at his own pace: "...the attraction of the earth to people is endless and cannot be escaped. Everyone can feel this gravity from birth, Every moment of growth is adapted to its existence. According to general logic, people will probably stay on the ground forever. However, the Creator has not completely denied any possibility. "

"Cats also have the ability to raise their heads." The tabby cat was already lying on the table, supporting its chin with one paw, and looking at the tip of its tail swaying behind it, its tone seemed a bit bored.

The gentleman raised his finger, and the thread-bound book that fell on the ground flew back to the bookshelf. His voice did not pause at all: "... When people raise their heads, they can look up at the stars. They can stare at a star that attracts their attention all night long and listen to the stars. Whispers coming from the air, dreaming of great things that can never be seen or heard from the ground.”

The yellow raccoon finally showed some interest.

"Isn't the starry sky a very dangerous place? How come you can look up casually from your mouth? How can people tell which stars are dangerous and which are not?" It threw out a series of questions.

This time, the husband looked at him seriously and replied: "It's very simple, listen to your heart and see with your heart."

"Sounds a little too simple." The cat yawned slightly.

The bookstore owner sighed: "The truth is often so concise and beautiful after infinite convergence... So you must learn to summarize and distinguish by yourself. I will not always be by your side to guide you."

The tabby cat pouted, shook its ears, stood up, walked around the edge of the desk, pacing, its tail swaying happily from side to side to keep its balance: "...but I still don't understand, what you said is the same as that kid. What does it matter if you are exposed to the concept of detachment too early?”

"Because there is a saying about his shadow that is right - he has 'height'." The gentleman replied seriously: "He is as easy to look up at the starry sky as an ordinary wizard, but he is easier to hear and see hidden things than an ordinary wizard. The reality in the deepest part of the silent starry sky, so he needs to light a lamp in advance, lighting it up in the distant future, to illuminate the way forward and avoid going astray. Furthermore, not everything in this world is perfect. It has to make sense...You know, symmetry is just the beauty that humans deliberately seek, and asymmetry is the universal reality of the universe.”

The yellow raccoon's face wrinkled: "It's fine up to now... Is the last sentence a bit too abstract?"

"The world was so abstract from the beginning." There was a smile in Mr.'s eyes.

Ding!

A melodious and crisp voice suddenly sounded outside the window, interrupting the chat in the study room.