Mystery: I Married the Queen of Mystery

Regarding how to play the role of a "Combat Scholar," Audis had some ideas before, but he always felt that he hadn't grasped the key point of the problem.

Rosell's reminder made him suddenly realize that the core of the performance could not deviate from the point of "knowledge itself."

Audis had felt before, when fighting black market matches, that fighting with others was, at best, acting, and his potion showed no signs of being digested.

Now he finally understood that fighting was only accumulating practical experience, and the core of the performance was still to think about the knowledge that could be gained from fighting.

As for what knowledge could be gained, Audis instantly thought of things like boxing manuals.

He thought about it carefully. In this extraordinary world, although there are many schools of combat, those schools basically only have a "general outline" or something similar, and there are no books about systematically explaining combat.

Audis felt that he could try to write such a book, but at the same time, he should also pay attention to actual combat. The experience and cases gained in actual combat, as well as thinking about combat, should be the true essence of playing the role of a "Combat Scholar."

Thinking of this, he continued to browse downwards, turning to the second page of the diary. This page was an analysis of the Intis' former royal family, the Soren family.

It could be seen that Rosell was already preparing to overthrow the royal family when writing this diary.

This analysis was quite brilliant, but it was already outdated, because the Soren family had already declined. According to some information that Audis had unintentionally obtained, this family seemed to no longer have any angels.

At least not on the surface. Even if there were hidden angels, their condition probably wouldn't be much better.

The content on the third page was also meaningless. It was the process of Rosell "inventing" the flush toilet shortly after arriving in this world.

The content on the fourth page once again caught Audis's attention:

June 11th

Today I participated in the secret gathering of that ancient organization again. I heard one of the members talking about mystical symbols, and I found it quite interesting.

That member believed that mystical symbols should possess more powerful power, and that magic circles should not just be decorations.

He gave an example. In a piece of "relic" of the Elven race that he accidentally obtained, he found a incomplete magic circle.

The mystical symbols used by the Elven race are completely different from the current universal symbols. This member replicated that magic circle, and even in an incomplete state, an electric current appeared in the magic circle.

He guessed that a complete magic circle should release a bolt of lightning.

This is very interesting. If it is a complete magic circle, can I use it to replace a generator?

But there is also a fatal problem: it is necessary to continuously inject spirituality into the magic circle.

Heh heh, a group of extraordinary people injecting spirituality into magic circles to generate electricity? I might as well just ask an "Ocean Singer" to discharge electricity.

However, after hearing my request, that "Ocean Singer" would most likely strike me with a bolt of lightning.

At the gathering, just as that member lamented that it was difficult to complete the Elven magic circle, other members immediately expressed different opinions.

Two of the members' speeches were very brilliant and hit the nail on the head.

One said: This is a world dominated by extraordinary characteristics.

One said: Magic circles are very inconvenient to carry and can only be used in fixed locations.

Yes, one problem is that any extraordinary ability in this world cannot be separated from extraordinary characteristics and spirituality.

Especially extraordinary characteristics. Some advanced magic circles require extraordinary power intervention to display tremendous extraordinary abilities.

As for being inconvenient to carry, it is another fatal flaw. Rather than researching such a magic circle with no hope, it is better to just find a "Scroll Professor" to buy a few scrolls to use.

After reading this diary entry, Audis couldn't help but sigh: This world is not short of smart people! More than a hundred years ago, someone had already noticed the wider role of magic circles, but the writing of this era limited their research.

Thinking of this, Audis showed a knowing smile. The reason why he already has very profound research in this area is because he has an advantage that the extraordinary scholars of this world do not have: he understands a hieroglyphic writing system.

After coming to this world and after a period of research, Audis discovered that the mystical symbols of this world are like an evolved product of a hieroglyphic writing system.

After doing some research in this direction, he found that this was indeed the case: mystical symbols are a special kind of hieroglyphic writing.

The civilizations of the North and South continents should have also used hieroglyphic writing systems, but probably in the Second Epoch, alphabetic writing became mainstream, and hieroglyphic writing disappeared in the long river of history.

The evolution and research of mystical symbols stopped in that era, so Audis tried to further deduce mystical symbols, and sure enough, they could have better effects.

This process is a bit like using simplified characters to deduce oracle bone script or bronze inscriptions. Although the process is very difficult, it is always traceable for Audis.

Audis read the contents of the diary again: It is said that the Elven race came from the West Continent. The West Continent should have inherited hieroglyphic writing, so the magic circles used by the Elven race should be different from the magic circles of the North and South continents, and may be more effective.

He suddenly thought that he could try to query the "Knowledge Wilderness" to see if he could find some Elven texts and magic circles.

No mistake, read it once!

Continuing to look down, the fifth page was also meaningless. It was Rosell evaluating the figures of two noble ladies, as well as the process from getting to know them to having in-depth exchanges.

It can't be said that it's meaningless. It can be read as a novel with ambiguous plots.

Putting away the diary, Audis planned to hand over these five pages of diary to the Church of the God of Steam and Machinery later to reimburse the money for buying the diary.

Then, when it was time for the Tarot Gathering, he would hand it over... or he could hand it over to Mr. Fool in two installments, as a thank you for the help that the Fool had provided before.

Now Audis has extraordinary memory. As long as he sees it once, he won't forget it, so he doesn't need to make a copy to keep.

More than twenty minutes later, the carriage arrived at the Backlund Mechanical Research Association. Audis found Max and, in an undisturbed reception room, explained his guess about the suspicious wealthy businessman Blair.

Of course, names like Sharon would not appear in his guess. He only said that Max had told him before that the "Rose School" had recently fought in an abandoned Xibailang shipyard, which led him to this guess.

Although Audis repeatedly stated that this was just a guess based on his feelings, Max attached great importance to it, because Audis's feelings had helped them disrupt the actions of evil secret organizations many times.

Then, Audis also reported that one of the members was investigating Carpin.

Max was about to report this information to his superiors, but found that Audis did not leave immediately, so he asked: "Do you have anything else to add?"

Audis said: "I also received some of Emperor Rosell's 'relics'."

Max understood: "Reimbursement of expenses."