Facing an Ancient God for a Year - Chapter 2813

Chapter 2813: Chapter 2808: Annalise’s Lie

No matter what explanation, time seems to be tight.

After all, thirteen tasks is just a little over three weeks of work.

What will happen after that? Will the Judgement Sword really descend from the sky?

Honestly, it seems a bit like worrying unnecessarily.

Fu Qian has always been practical, trying to avoid the metaphysical route as much as possible.

Just based on the current signs, it’s really hard to determine what the task is, if the warehouse is subtly trying to convey something to me.

The sensitivity to those few dates, and the expectations in the final task summary, boil down to the seriousness of what they represent.

Unfortunately, even though exploration has progressed to this extent, the warehouse still hasn’t left a single word.

Of course, thinking optimistically, even if there’s some metaphor, it might be saving it as a surprise for me.

Like enduring another thirteen days or thirteen tasks and officially becoming a partner, leaving frontline work to oppress other workers or something.

For the moment, there weren’t too many regrets, Fu Qian quickly shifted his focus to the special reward.

Mainly because this name is really thunderously famous.

“Annalise’s Lie,” could it be that Progenitor of the Blood Clan?

If so, the subtlety index of this task is moving up another level.

[Name: Annalise’s Lie]

[Type: Weapon]

[Originating from the true Scarlet Moon, the long gloves of Annalise, Progenitor of the Blood Clan.

Black yet noble, they can perfectly fit and wrap up to the elbow joint, with a softness that even carries a hint of warmth.

Once worn, limited to once a day, making a finger-snap gesture will cause a Lie Rose to blossom from the palm.

If a target is chosen to give to and they accept, it will successfully make them believe they are under your favor, briefly sharing your authority. It automatically resolves upon fatal damage.

No matter the form of resolution, it cannot be used again for life]

[Note: Although having become a true Superior Being, Annalise never abandoned the pursuit of former beliefs.

This desire grew stronger, even unable to be suppressed by slumber, leading to a night nap during which Annalise had the first Divine Dream.

Surprisingly, Annalise truly gained enlightenment from this falsity, leading to a pursuit of lies and finally learning an astonishing prophecy.

However, originally being human, Annalise had a trace of unexpected anticipation, contrary to the Original Moon’s fear, and began creating a clan.

They must have naturally bloody eyes, leading Herbert, despite digging out his own eyes immediately, to drift away from the Great Being.

Of course, aided by the lie Annalise shared with the clan, you can still confirm Herbert is Annalise’s First Apostle, forever enamored by Annalise’s glory]

…

This note is somewhat lengthy?

Fully browsing through the entire content, this was Fu Qian’s immediate impression.

Not only that, but the volume of information is truly substantial.

Firstly, the good news, it really is that Annalise.

The true Scarlet Moon, Progenitor of the Blood Clan… it’s undeniably clear, precisely the lucky one designated for reincarnation by the Original Moon.

It can only be said that the connection between the Abyssal Chronicle and the Truth Note, indeed strongly familiar, is really due to involvement, clearly orchestrated by the old ancestor of the Blood Clan.

Even why such orchestration occurred is thoroughly detailed in the note.

Annalise’s Dream?

Previously, commenting that the sanatorium seemed somewhat improper, it was later proved similar to a projection of the Truth Note.

Now it seems this projection even has origins, initially stemming from a nap of this Superior Being.

The motive is very clear—the pursuit of former beliefs.

Even this mindset is not hard to understand—”You say I’m your reincarnation, then am I not you?”

Then who is Annalise?

The concept of reincarnation, after all, is too eerie, liable to spark all sorts of wild ideas.

Though the Progenitor of the Blood Clan wasn’t deceived, Annalise truly became a Superior Being.

But even though theoretically becoming the Moon God, Annalise seems to still uphold the name Annalise, using it as an anchor point to seek answers.

Only the journey seems not smooth, until Annalise had a dream.

Even this description is fascinating—the first dream of a Divine Being.

…

Do Superior Beings dream?

On first listen, it sounds like a rather obvious question.

So far, encountered various miscellaneous things concocted by Divine Beings.

But upon careful thought, one can sense the subtle differences—is it a dream made by Annalise, or being dreamt?

The former is simply utilizing the form of a dream, casually creating a cage; the latter involves being immersed in the dream itself, a substantial difference.

Under such circumstances, Annalise’s “first dream of a Divine Being” carries significance.

Is it because Annalise transformed from human to Divine Being that it’s the first Divine Dream?

Doesn’t that imply those Superior Beings before Annalise truly don’t genuinely dream?

It’s indeed a rather nuanced point of knowledge.

The key then aligns with the later statement regarding “lies,” making the perception even more distinctive.

The dream is a “lie,” which is actually correct—it is inherently illusory.

There’s even a widely circulated phrase, “Dreams are always contrary,” isn’t there?

But don’t forget what’s also associated with Annalise—there’s a famous saying—Don’t indulge in lies.

This is the first counsel given when the Red Moon found itself and Annalise, “its child.”

Having gone through previous exploration, especially concerning apocalypse and crystal topics, intuitively seems to have found the answer to this notion.

That is, the bookstore world in one’s eyes is actually a dreamlike illusion maintained by the warehouse, essentially wiped out nineteen years and three months ago.

And one needs to uncover the truth, even strive to rescue the Red Moon from the Crystal Apocalypse.

Yet this current notion causes a wrinkle in the past research gains.

Is the lie spoken of by the Red Moon really referring to that?

Might it be more straightforwardly related to Annalise’s Dream?

The note clearly specifies that Annalise gained enlightenment and considers it as the will of the Original Moon.

Even towards a significant prophecy given by the latter, Annalise adopted a stark contrast in demeanor—not fear, but anticipation. What did Annalise anticipate—Long Night.

Yes, the Red Moon also gave another line—”Annalise didn’t wait for the Long Night.”

This inconsistency can be sensed, certain anticipatory sentiments, even regret.

Towards that apocalypse that brought countless Superior Beings to ruin, Annalise not only early grasped concepts from the Original Moon but responded with a drastically different attitude.

Even why the Bloodline Clan was able to be born is tied to related arrangements.