Even the Dark Moon’s actions in the Long Night look rather proactive.
Collaboratively to ambush the Tyrant, turning the Abandoned Prison into a sea of flas.
anwhile, aside from the grieving God who remains uncertain, the other two participants clearly did not et a good end.
Regarding the recent experiences, Fu Qian naturally rembers them clearly.
Even the original judgnt remains unchanged—the Dark Moon in that operation was certainly not just a bystander.
On one hand, through the statent that "Annalise did not wait for the Long Night," it can be confird that It and the Progenitor of the Blood Clan are not the sa person.
On the other hand, when the Dark Moon appeared at the ti, even the Witch could sense it, which is evidence proving the two indeed share the sa source of power.
Perhaps it’s simply the Witch’s "mother"?
From the mastered tiline, there is currently no conflict indeed.
Also, a small piece of evidence is that a certain Law Core had been taken from here to the Witch’s world.
Forming a special cosmic barrier, it even clearly has a deep connection to the power of the Dark Moon...
Considering the tiline ntioned earlier, could it be boldly hypothesized that the fall of Annalise is related to the Dark Moon?
The forr did not await the Long Night, but the Dark Moon, inheriting so part of Its symbol, and with a slightly different power type, also inherited this legacy?
Although the things It did in the Long Night might not have been Annalise’s original intent.
After finishing everything, unlike most tragic Divine Beings, It indeed escaped from that Long Night.
Unlike the Prism of Radiant Transformation, It directly went to another world?
If this conspiracy theory stands, it’s truly an astonishing conspiracy.
...
No wonder it is one of the symbols of traditional power, appearing intricately complex and woven throughout history.
Although this brings the Witch’s previous claim into question—
She ntioned the World Within the Painting was painted with her "mother’s" blood, during the arrival of Doomsday, as the world was destroyed.
However, in the story, her mother did not voluntarily partake; instead, contributed as one who was hunted.
If that really is the Dark Moon, and the barrier resisting Doomsday was built single-handedly by It, even if the attempt failed, who would be able to hunt her as material?
Even if the Destroyers in Doomsday managed it, it’s hard to explain this act of kindness.
Dark Moon might have casually spread so blood to create a shelter for fragile humans, which seems more likely.
Of course, the advantage here is that the Witch’s birth clearly happened later, so this information is indeed legendary and its credibility is questionable.
Thus, the earlier speculations about the Dark Moon still hold considerable likelihood.
Even a point that previously puzzled people seems to receive an explanation—why the Pontiff, with his great strength, was involuntarily drawn into the Stars Association’s Other Shore, serving as a source of energy for the barrier, unable to resist?
Because it was a law personally written by the Dark Moon, targeting itself.
This fits my initial doubts—given the Witch as the source of power, yet it turns around with such undeniable binding force, it seems a bit unreasonable.
Although this marginally obscures the image of the Dark Moon.
In the bookstore world, its deeds are morally ambiguous, but when it goes over there, it’s a savior of the world.
Moreover, the origin of It, having such vast divine power...
Nonetheless, continuing this investigation reveals that the Dark Moon left this world after finishing its deeds in the Long Night.
Then a Superior Being, originally unrelated to the moon, for uncertain reasons, ascended to beco the new moon, naly the Red Moon.
Inheriting the concept of the moon, although actions in the Full Moon Garden were aid at the White Moon, certain connections created by It led to ultimately sharing the "Thug" to oneself.
And during the first synchronization with the bookstore world, It sensed actively, seeking "children."
...
Is this the legendary chronicle of the moon?
Using the evolution of the moon as a coordinate, it is an interesting world insight perspective.
"So do Mr. Fang and Chief Yuan have any concept about this special celestial event... would it be convenient to disclose?"
Fu Qian organizes the information acquired over the days, while Selana finally couldn’t hold back, speaking her mind directly.
Clearly, saying she is completely unaware is sothing she might not believe.
In fact, Fu Qian fully understood the logic behind why she ca directly to him.
On one hand, this is not the first occurrence; neither a Night Watchman nor a close acquaintance of Yuan Shan could possibly overlook it.
On the other hand, both previous occurrences were quite close to Ember’s fall, and given how swiftly the incident was handled, during the interim bloodline clan discussions even happened between her and him.
She may suspect there was indeed guidance behind events from him or the Night Watchman.
"Of course, you recall the emblem you showed before?"
Selana has been cooperative in many matters, so how could Fu Qian be so stingy to share? He imdiately nodded, gesturing in the air.
"Death Overlord..."
Proven by fact, she had a deep impression, muttering out the title.
...
"So it’s even related to Tyler’s fate?"
Previously not imagined, stringing various events under one mastermind left Selana montarily shocked and feeling puzzled.
"Only possible."
Fu Qian responded conservatively.
"But I can’t see any connection here. Isn’t it just that group of believers eating carrion, and does the Death Overlord have any designs on the bloodline clan?"
Selana raised her brows tighter.
"No need to be so rigid, theoretically it’s possible that Tyler just ran into soone who lurked long in Shangjing."
Regarding this, Fu Qian suggested thinking positively, not being overly pessimistic.
"But the moon surely symbolizes the Ancestor—"
"But we just said the Dark Moon never bothered you."
"Seems sowhat reasonable..."
Professor Fu’s guidance is always imdiate, and after a brief silence, Selana quickly expressed a breakthrough.
"However, might I boldly ask how Mr. Fang knows of this emblem? Plus, the origin of this revered na?"
Unlike Brother Tyler, not as naïve and pure-blooded, after a slight pause, Selana keenly observed Fu Qian, showing deeper curiosity.
"Simple, we’re considered old acquaintances, this emblem—"
Fu Qian gestured again, representing his own symbol of power.
"I truly find it unforgettable."
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