Warhammer: In the Name of Ashes

In the space of the real universe, Calvin is still making good use of his daily time, racing against time to be busy with the construction of the legion and the affairs of the Tribunal.

The framework of the former has just begun to emerge, and Calvin is busy with the work of the Inquisition during the daytime hours of each battleship;

During his personal sleep time at night, he stepped up the transmission of information about the Legion's will in the spiritual world:

The 283 "Sons of Calvin", as the original members of the Legion, were the seeds of the Legion in his eyes, the big tree that would block out the sky and the sun in the future.

Calvin certainly did his best to cultivate them.

Thanks to the psychic gifts of the entire crew, Calvin can share his memories with these new lives;

This zero-distance experience allows the "Sons of Calvin" to avoid any misinterpretations or errors in the learning process.

But after all, large chunks of memory are too heavy information, and Calvin himself spent a lot of time and energy when integrating these memories.

Even if it is just a fleeting experience, what thousands of souls know, think, see and hear in their lifetimes is not something that the mortal souls of the Gray Knights can read efficiently in a short period of time.

Words are still words, but they must be special words. An inscription based on Calvin's bloodline eventually became his choice again.

This kind of dynamic text that contains this timeline, in the hierarchical system, each independent text does not have the shackles of the upper limit of information storage.

A primary rune is enough to describe a moment of memory and feeling, while a secondary rune is composed of a non-fixed number of runes.

As for the third-level runes, they are more three-dimensional.

As long as you can understand it, the information about the time and space of a memory will be fully reflected in your consciousness the moment you see it.

What about level four runes? This is a brand new concept, and it is also a new area that Calvin has only recently started to explore after the last two supplements on the soul level.

Different from the previous accumulation of simple magnitudes, when this kind of inscription reaches the fourth level, the information it stores is enough to describe and store a human's life experience.

If the first-level rune is a point and the second-level rune is a line; then the third-level rune begins to involve a complete description of time and space, and begins to have a little three-dimensional dimension and is a surface.

The fourth-level rune is more complex. It is a complete, three-dimensional and dynamic sphere. Within this sphere are thousands of third-level runes, so that the most basic fourth-level runes can be barely constructed.

It is alive, and it also has a natural timing that is different from human words.

Once this kind of three-dimensional text is completely written, it will dynamically perform and display all the information it contains in constant repetition.

Reading this kind of text is not a happy thing. It requires both harsh prerequisites and a strong will:

The conditions required for the former are first of all, Calvin's bloodline, in order to have the opportunity to learn basic runes; secondly, you must have the experience of investing your consciousness into the will of the Gray Knights, because the information contained in a single soul is not enough after all. Complete, otherwise it would be difficult for him to obtain the complete basic ciphertext;

Finally, he must have a strong soul, otherwise this kind of text that contains a huge amount of information will explode this poor soul with a huge flow of information at the moment it shows him all his information at once...

And what about the latter? The latter requires a strong, undistorted will.

Because this way of completely displaying the information of a person's life in one moment will make people whose souls are not strong enough lose the concept of time.

Even if he can escape from the huge information flow, as a side effect of looking at a long time span, his soul will be unstoppably distorted towards fatalism...

Does it sound familiar? Calvin thought so too.

After he tentatively completed the first text describing Aidan's life, he was surprised to find that the text itself was like himself shrunk countless times.

And this unique text indeed began to dynamically interpret Aidan's life as he knew it in the projection of his soul at the moment it was written.

"The echo of the soul..." Calvin muttered as he looked at the text. The new knowledge made his soul a little excited, but the memory in front of him made him slightly melancholy because of nostalgia.

The information it contains is still too rudimentary, so it can only be like a piece of video that stiffly displays incomplete information.

But what if the person involved injects complete memories himself? Can it truly replicate everything of the soul in a sense, thus challenging the uniqueness of the soul?

Perhaps a level four rune is enough for a mortal soul, right?

But what about yourself?

What about the immortal divine soul he achieved by gathering his countless souls on millions of timelines?

Is that an existence that can only be described by a level 4 rune? If not, is there any higher-level text?

This derivation made Calvin pay more attention to this kind of writing, but research on this aspect has just begun, and the cultivation of legions is the current focus.

In the end, Calvin could only regretfully give up the work of derivation and devote his energy to the transcription of memory.

In the days when the fleet began to set sail for the Federman Galaxy, the Gray Knights were also learning this writing and inevitably had their own applications of this knowledge.

"Salute to you! Protector of the Royal Court and envoy of Lord Terra!"

In the lower section of the bridge of the Angel of Punishment, on the only way to Calvin's palace, Otto, the envoy of the Imperial Army, and the accompanying Gray Knight were standing at the gate at the end of the passage, examining the mortals who came to submit documents.

"The throne is above you! Mortal, you can call me Otto and tell me why you are here." The imperial guard wore armor and held a halberd, looking down at the mortals in front of him with his terrifying height.

Symmetrical to the position of the Forbidden Army, the Gray Knight Wu standing on the other side of the foyer happened to be on duty with paperwork today and was responsible for following and learning from the Forbidden Army's work experience.

"Your Majesty, Your Excellency, the Grand Inquisitor, Nathaniel, ordered me to deliver the documents." The mortal in the red robe of the Inquisition sorted out the words and spoke.

Although he had heard that the standards here were ridiculously high before coming here, he still felt a little thirsty when he saw two giants guarding the place.

"Secret level? Initiator? Briefly describe the content, and then give it to me." Otto stretched out his unarmed golden hand to the inquisitor in front of him, who was also stunned and hurriedly handed over the documents on his body with both hands.

"Ah? Oh! Secret level δ, initiated by Nathaniel First Class Inquisitor, the content is - below the Ulysses sector, there are signs of subspace storms near the world of Jindalia Holy Seat, within two sectors The star field fleet is rushing to observe. Our fleet lacks the necessary support within its range. Please review it, Lord Calvin."

"I understand, mortal, you can retreat." Otto put the document in his hand, and then said to the judge in front of him in a cold voice.

Junior Inquisitor Slaer breathed a sigh of relief and left quietly after hugging his hands respectfully.

Gray Knight Wu watched the interaction between the two people and did not say a word until the mortal judge left. Most of his eyes were still wandering on the neck blades and breastplate of Otto's power armor.

Otto also noticed this look and felt that Wu might have misunderstood him. After the surroundings were quiet, he patiently explained to the Gray Knight.

"It is difficult enough for mortals just to survive. There is no need to add unexpected weight to their lives. It is a good thing for him not to see His Highness Calvin. Mortals with such qualifications cannot withstand the wind and waves around you."

"I'd like to be taught." Wu blinked his eyes and bowed slightly to express his gratitude.

Otto's kindness to mortals despite his seemingly cold and arrogant attitude surprised him, but if you ignore their strength and refer to the original positioning ideas of the Imperial Guards, it all seems normal.

"They are not soldiers, unlike us. Putting aside the same strong force, people-friendly officials, scientists, and artists are the direction they should have taken..."

Calvin's evaluation of the Imperial Guards within the legion echoed in Wu's mind again. As a result, his eyes were slightly absent-minded, resting on Otto's bright nail leaves.

"Oh? Did you notice them? That's my name, I can tell you their history..."

Otto obviously had an unexpected desire to express the origin of his name. He began to tell the Gray Knights like no one else, how he had gained these names through trials and battles in the Tower of Hegemony.

"They are so long that no one but ourselves cares about their meaning. And we ourselves need the same vigilance, because these names are both our wealth and the source of our arrogance..."

Otto explained to the Gray Knight proudly and regretfully, completely unaware of Wu's strange behavior after hearing his words.

"You are right. Sometimes, having a name that is too long is indeed a burden..." Wu responded mildly to Otto's remarks.

From the psychic perspective that the Imperial Guards could not see, at the end of his gaze towards his own palm, there was a dizzyingly complex cluster of runes, struggling to maintain the word "武"...

renew.