Lord of the Silver Crow

It is indeed knowledge.

It is the power of cognition.

Yago never thought of such a situation.

His body, his consciousness, is not fragile.

In other words, his proper body has always been consciousness.

It's all about cognition.

derivative?

Are you a derivative yourself?

Derivatives of cognitive power.

In a sense, he is a cognitive creature.

The reason why his necronomicon path is deflected may not be because of the janitor mask, but because of him, him, Diego.

No. Are you Diago?

Yago couldn't help but froze for a moment.

When he traversed into this world, what kind of force was he influenced to become a cognitive creature?

He tried to trace back the first clues that he might have overlooked.

When did you become a cognitive creature?

Divide from the nodes of time and distance

The first possibility, and the closest time - just now.

When I entered the book world, entangled with the shadow, and was sucked into the vortex formed by the blank stone wall, what situation might I encounter?

His scattered consciousness and memory fragments are affected by the power of cognition, and in that blank stone wall, in this book world, they become cognitive life.

The second node is eternal nightmare.

Although it is an uncertain guess, he does believe that there should be cognitive power in the eternal nightmare.

When he was covered by shadows countless times and influenced by the power of dreams, he himself was unaware.

During these hundreds of times, something might have happened to me.

The third node is the situation I encountered when I entered the book world from Qiangwei Public School in Red Rose City, and entered that strange city.

I broke away from the book of strange bones.

This is also the node he is most certain of.

Compared with the first and second nodes, this node has more reliable evidence.

When he left the Book of Variant Skeletons, he didn't even have time to transfer and shape a complete memory.

However, when he left, he still had memories.

This situation that he has been unable to understand is the earliest evidence and clue he can think of.

Needless to say, the relationship between cognition and memory, because the matter of retaining memory makes this node one of the most likely nodes.

And the fourth node is when Yago lost control.

He remembers clearly that when he almost confronted the Fate Weaver head-on, he was triggered out of control.

When he completely turned into a monster, he lost consciousness.

What has changed during this time?

At that time, his consciousness transferred to the card of the fortune teller.

The consciousness that collapsed because it was completely out of control was sucked into the card of the playmaker and merged into one

——Yago has always thought so before, and this is his explanation for his survival.

But... really survived?

Moreover, there is also a side evidence, that is, he has tested the relationship between memory and consciousness between this node and the third node.

He remembered that when he deleted and added something in his memory fog, his understanding would indeed change.

However, this is not conclusive evidence.

Because, his deviated necromancer path has the ability to modify cognition.

And earlier, the fifth node is the period when he obtained the gatekeeper mask and used the gatekeeper mask many times.

After he wears the gatekeeper mask, he can turn into a non-existent gatekeeper.

There is no body, a black robe masked man with a hollow inside.

When he learned about the relationship between the destroyed path and the Church of the Black Bell, as well as the relic of the lost and the mask, he wondered if he would be affected by using the gatekeeper's mask all the time.

Then, the earliest no, the second earliest.

The sixth node, when I use the meditation card to step into the sequence.

Meditation card, also known as the Fate Master's Card, when he stepped into the sequence through this Lost One relic.

Yago has never been able to determine why his consciousness coexists with the fortune teller's card, and even earlier, why is the fortune teller's card on his body?

Judging from the present, the system, that is, the book of alien skeletons of unknown origin suppresses the power of the card of the playmaker, perhaps for the purpose of absorbing power, or perhaps for completion.

The card of the Playing Master is related to the Book of Odd Skeletons, so how is the Book of Odd Skeletons related to him?

This is also the earliest node.

The seventh node, when he crossed to this world, he had a system.

How is the system tied to him?

happen?

Yago didn't think it would be that simple.

The system, the page of the book of alien skeletons, displayed a variety of skills and characters, even Chinese characters, in the coc-like running group structure he was familiar with.

Either it is the system itself, or the maker of the Book of Variant Skeletons, before he Yago, had a certain degree of connection with the world of Yago's previous life.

Even the manufacturer may be Yago's citizen himself.

Just like in the world in the book this time, after the living mural was shattered, it formed pieces of cognitive steles or memory steles written in Chinese characters that he was familiar with.

Even if he killed Yago, he didn't believe that it had nothing to do with the previous world.

Although I don't want to believe it, the last node, that is, from the very beginning, he is already a cognitive creature with the greatest possibility.

Even, is he really him?

Is he really Diago?

Yago fell into the I am not me thinking dilemma.

He always thought of himself as Diago.

However, starting with the ability to change cognition and memory, his understanding of all this has gradually deepened.

Suppose he imbues a man with his memory and he erases his memory? The other party also thinks that he is Diego, so, who is Diego?

both?

Or do you regard this process as a transfer and think that the latter is the real Diego? Wasn't it Diego who lost his memory?

I don't want to admit it, but Yago prefers the latter.

There was a subjective effect in it—he didn't want to think he was a fake.

There is also the objective judgment of his set of values—experience and memory are the most important.

There is no doubt that I have been affected by cognition, but what is this influence?

Are you Diego?

Is it ontology?

Or do you mean. Residue?

He remembered Atile's meaningful eyes at that time.