Chapter 657 Ways to Have Fun

"There is one more thing." Sanders continued to comment: "You built the illusion area of ​​Witch Town here, and supplemented it with such a strong sense of nightmare, in fact, you want people to feel terrified and have a sense of awe of fear. Am I right?"

Angel nodded like pounding garlic.

To be precise, when he built the illusion, he conceived a theme for each area, and the theme of Witch Town was indeed "awe of fear".

"The idea is very good." Sanders first gave affirmation, but then changed the subject and criticized coldly:

"But according to your standards, only mortals and a very small number of weak-willed apprentices can have this sense of 'awe of fear'. For wizards, this point cannot be met. At most, people feel that there are some novelties, but the rest is useless."

"Even the slightly more mature apprentices, relying on your deliberate manipulation of emotions, could not find the trick, but they saw through it. This is your failure."

What Sanders said just pointed out Angel's own blind spot.

Graya also experienced the illusion of the witch town, and she also understood what Angel wanted to express, but like Sanders, she came to this conclusion by looking down from a high position; rather than coming to the conclusion spontaneously after experiencing the real horror.

Although the conclusions are the same, the way of reaching the conclusion is different, and the effect of the illusion is also different.

If you can gain insights after the experience, then this illusion can be considered to have played a real role.

After Angel understood this, he also knew why Sanders was disappointed.

As for the illusion of the witch town alone, although the effect looks good, it did not perfectly achieve the "theme".

"There are two solutions. Either strengthen your emotional control ability and make your emotional tolerance surpass everyone else. Or strengthen your illusion construction ability so that even if others find that this is an illusion, they cannot break it."

Sanders said the solution coldly, and then strode to the lonely hut.

With his familiarity with Angel, plus his tour of the witch town, he roughly guessed Angel's bad taste. Sure enough, in the oil painting of the hut, he found the platform to leave.

The two of them walked directly through the oil painting and entered the platform in the painting.

During this process, Angel still lowered his head to reflect on his mistakes, but did not notice the slight arc of Sanders' mouth.

Although Sanders' words were very harsh, he was still quite satisfied in his heart.

Although he directly pointed out the flaws in Angel's illusion, in fact, thinking back, Angel constructed this illusion without any murderous intent, and simply for the purpose of satisfying Greya's requirements. Therefore, even if there is a little flaw, as long as Greya's requirements are met, it is not a big mistake.

His original words were to examine Angel's level of understanding of the illusion. In this regard alone, Angel has given him a satisfactory answer. Not only is there no big problem with the logic of the illusion, but from this series of illusion construction, including the setting of using "painting" as a channel to enter the platform, you can see Angel's wild imagination.

If the illusion system lacks imagination, it is like a bird without wings and a fish without fins.

So, no matter from which point of view, Angell did a good job. However, Sanders, who never likes to praise, how could he easily say words of praise? He must be nitpicking and looking for dust with a magnifying glass.

On the way, Sanders also saw another layer of Angell's setting for the illusion.

He met some characters wandering in the illusion. These characters looked like living individuals, but they were just some key clues in each area. These clues are sometimes a story that makes people think deeply, and sometimes they also highlight the theme of this area.

This illusion that is advanced layer by layer in the form of clues does not seem to have any advantages worth mentioning. But Angell's construction skills are extremely high, just like watching other people's lives, and extracting the most exciting stories of other people's lives, putting them in the illusion, so that people can understand something while watching.

This feeling is a bit like Sanders seeing an interesting novel. After reading the novel, he will close the pages and slowly recall the plot of the novel that brought him insights and enlightenment.

Angell presented the most exquisite part of the novel in the form of illusion. And the way of presentation is to let people take the initiative to experience other people's lives, and in this interweaving process, gradually clear the fog and find the story behind the characters.

Sanders did not criticize or praise Angell's conception and construction, but he recognized it in his heart.

If there is leisure time, or busy intervals, it is a good enjoyment to understand the enlightenment brought by the story as an eyewitness and a bystander.

In Sanders' eyes, this is a very creative idea and a very advanced way of pastime. As a former old noble, even if he has become a true wizard, he sometimes tastes fine wine and reads a novel in the sunny afternoon.

Whether it is a novel written by a mortal or a novel written by a wizard, it is a way to kill time.

And the illusions constructed by Angell are also a very interesting and advanced entertainment. Sanders now probably understands why Greya asked Angell to refine illusions.

In the following time, Sanders also learned from Graya and took a quick look at other areas.

The more he saw, the more surprised Sanders was. Before he knew it, Angel's attainments in illusion had slowly reached such a high level.

Angel's strength seemed a bit watered down because he could absorb the breath of the nightmare world to practice quickly. But his illusion level and illusion concept were actually self-taught. It was the reason why Sanders was surprised that he could reach such a level in just a few years.

Among all the illusion areas, Sanders stayed in Monument Valley the longest.

In the Monument Valley area, there was no logic at all from the basic concept of illusion. Strange building blocks, strange geometric shapes, and strange color matching.

Sanders shook his head frequently at first, but when he really walked into Monument Valley, he found that it was an extremely interesting place.

A shadow of reality and illusion appeared in front of him.

This shadow corresponds to all the strange buildings in the valley.

As Sanders entered the valley, a plot character named Ada also walked into the valley.

Sanders was about to use the phantom in front of him to let Ada leave this strange valley.

"Am I in charge of the fate and direction of this Ada?" Sanders raised his eyebrows and played with a strange feeling.

Every time he operated, the buildings in the valley would undergo a huge change, either sinking, standing, or showing a 180-degree reversal.

And the strange girl named Ada followed the changes in the valley and began a journey over mountains and ridges.

Sanders didn't understand the operation at first. In his eyes, there were two completely disconnected roads in the phantom, separated by dozens of meters, and there was no other path. How could Ada cross over?

Sanders even thought about flying up and taking Ada to the next road. But this is obviously not the answer to this puzzle.

Yes, Sanders thought it was a puzzle, and what he had to do was to decipher it.

Sanders looked back at Angell and found that he was holding back his laughter, as if he was excited about being able to stump Sanders.

However, Angell forgot that when he played Monument Valley on the holographic tablet, he was also stuck for a long time...

This Monument Valley is actually a small puzzle game on the holographic tablet. Angell thought it was interesting, so he put it in the illusion as a small easter egg.

Sanders soon found the answer to the puzzle. Visual dislocation, slightly deflecting the phantom in front of him, the broken bridge became a passage in another perspective. This is probably a kind of thinking pattern, and this kind of decryption is a way to break the thinking pattern.

"Interesting." Sanders muttered silently in his heart.

After solving the first puzzle and understanding the mechanism, the rest is much easier.

From beginning to end, Sanders stood in front of the valley without moving, just controlling the phantom in front of him, and let Ada run out of the valley in front of him. However, after Allen left the valley, the valley in front of them changed again. A pink castle rose from the ground, and Ada walked out of the gate in the castle.

The shadow in front of Sanders also turned into a castle. Obviously, this is another new decryption.

Sanders did not continue, but left Monument Valley with Angel. His departure did not mean that he did not like Monument Valley, but simply felt that it was time to stop and go to the mysterious mountain.

Sanders was very surprised by the strange decryption illusion of Monument Valley. He had no idea how many wonderful ideas were in Angel's head.

Moreover, he was still a little confused about Monument Valley, for example, a monument he saw when he entered Monument Valley.

It said: "This is a journey to seek forgiveness."

So, that Ada's adventure actually hides an unknown story?

Even when sitting on the cat bus, Angel was still laughing, but Sanders said expressionlessly: "The illusion of Monument Valley has too many flaws, from color, architecture to anti-natural logic... and so on, there are problems."

In the next few minutes, Sanders criticized this illusion.

When Angle began to doubt his life, Sanders suddenly changed the subject and said in a seemingly natural way: "When you go back, make another illusion about Monument Valley and give it to me. I will analyze it more deeply so that you can improve it."

Angle: "..."