Chapter 140 Triss Who Hates Fairy Tales

With the help of the driver who was not very good at speaking but was still warm and friendly, Triss came to the Taimori Library.

The library was very large, much larger than her original home.

The high walls of bookshelves were firmly connected in the middle by huge pillars, so there was no need to worry about safety issues.

But the price of such safety was that there were many empty spaces in the library. However, this empty space also made the library feel like a palace.

Triss stood in front of the door of the library in amazement. Amid the friendly smiles of the library guests, she walked to the front desk awkwardly.

And soon, she got the proof of borrowing.

When the front desk lady's eyes fell on the books in her hand, she held a small card in her left hand and asked about the shelf location of the thief novel. After borrowing two pieces of white paper and a pen for taking notes, she walked to the target bookshelf.

Before and after she came to the bookshelf of thief novels, she put the book in her hand on the table, and then immediately swept through the dazzling array of spine texts. With a strange and nostalgic look, she took down two thief novels.

"Flame at 12 o'clock", "Clock Tower in the Morning Mist", "Foam".

Triss's eyes swept over the three books, and when she was about to open "Flame at 12 o'clock", her action paused. After a brief hesitation, she opened "Foam".

Seeing the religious myth story that seemed to be told to children again, Triss frowned slightly.

However, this time, she resisted the discomfort of this fairy-tale style of writing and continued to read.

While reading, she wrote down the summary of the content of the book.

For things she doesn't like, she will continue to read, but she can't avoid the various prejudices she has because of her dislike, so she has this habit.

When talking to outsiders, it is easy to be emotional or cater to others and express different statements, but if it is a record or diary that only she can see, she can be more objective.

[The world has two parts, a black part like the ocean and a small spherical part]

[The spherical part floats on the black ocean, and the part that sinks into the ocean will become dark and you can't see anything. ]

[The black ocean is the night. ]

[The night does no harm to ordinary people, but it does harm to the sun god. In order to escape the night, the sun will continue to move along the edge of the sphere in the sky. ]

According to her own understanding, Triss recorded what she saw.

However, seeing this, she couldn't help but want to laugh.

These religious lunatics have rich imaginations.

Really, she has seen many versions of these myths over the years.

After all, although she didn't remember the details of the conversation between Mrs. Bisso and the strange man on the Stairway to Heaven, she still remembered the general outline.

The sun god, the night god, the fire thief, the fire eater.

In recent years, there have been many more archaeological excavations in Poseidonia, and many historians have come out to talk about fire eaters and fire thieves, the sun god and the night god.

If she remembered correctly, the view that has been generally accepted in recent years is -

"The Sun God and the Night God are the deified evolution of the rulers of the two opposing dynasties at that time."

"What are they called? Oh, right, the Sun Dynasty and the Night Dynasty?"

"There are many tribes in the Night Dynasty. The priests of the Night Dynasty selected a group of born blind people to train them so that they can act without seeing. These people are called "fire eaters."

"The "fire thieves" are trained by the priests of the Sun Dynasty and can fight against the "fire eaters" of the Night Dynasty in the dark."

With the archaeological research in recent years, this view has occupied the mainstream of the Sun God myth.

"The location of the Sun Dynasty and the Night Dynasty is the ancient city in the ocean that was not originally submerged."

"These two dynasties were established during many meteorite events in ancient times."

"The Sun Dynasty was established around meteorites, that is, sun stones. They control this "magical" stone."

"And the Night Dynasty is a force without sun stones. It is an anti-force gathered by tribes that were excluded by the Sun Dynasty and hostile to the Sun Dynasty."

Thinking of the content of the "Great Discovery" published in the newspaper a few years ago, Triss couldn't help but laugh.

I remember that after it was published, a group of religious lunatics from the Sun God Church took to the streets to march and even attacked the police, causing a big commotion.

That group of religious lunatics who believed that the Sun God was the only creator and the only god.

In their religious history, the Fire Thief was one of the priests of the Sun God, but one day this group of people became usurpers and used the will of the Sun God to exclude dissidents and try to seize power.

That's why they are called "Fire Thieves".

Compared to the religious lunatics like the Church of the Sun God who still refuse to repent in modern times, Triss certainly trusts the research results of the entire historical community more.

Although the various versions of "history" are not important to Triss, she will definitely stay away from those religious lunatics.

As for this "Foam Shadow".

It is probably another fabrication by a religious lunatic or even a literary writer or fairy tale writer.

Thinking of this, Triss's motivation to continue reading this book has decreased a lot.

But

"Forget it, just finish it."

With the idea of ​​finishing the book, Triss continued to read Bubble, which she had already defined as fairy tale literature, and took notes:

"Maybe it is the work of an 'artist'? If I know Mrs. Bisso, are they artists who express their own ideas or other people's ideas, or 'artists' who perform 'ideas' for money?"

After staying in the upper class for a long time and coming to the lower class, she has a considerable understanding of the changes in attitudes of various groups of people.

She supported her face with her left hand and circled the key points of her summary sentence with her right hand:

"Those artists like to add some unnecessary things to their works. The good history has been changed beyond recognition, and they still insist on saying that they are expressing their personality and showing free thoughts."

Triss can't understand those so-called arts at all. Compared with art, she looks happier when she gets money from her parents, brothers and sisters.

Although both parties are willing, her parents, brothers and sisters are to show their "taste" in social occasions, while the "artist" is for money.

Shaking her head, Triss stopped thinking about those things and planned to focus on the words between the lines of the fairy-tale-like writing that was hard to swallow.

It was at this moment that she realized why she disliked fairy tales.

After seeing too much reality, some people will miss the innocence of childhood, while others will hate it, and it is obvious that she is the latter.

While she was sighing about her life, a male voice suddenly came from behind her:

"Madam, can you lend me your book? Ah, don't worry, I will stay here and won't take it away."

PS: Ah, I usually save money, even the price of food has to be considered, and even if I want to eat, I will completely give it up.

The so-called freedom, or indulgence, is indeed very cool.

However, the result of a moment of pleasure is generally not very good. I don't know whether I should say that I am glad or sad now.

Glad? A bit strange.

Sad? Not quite right.