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Ashes Of Deep Sea Chapter 87 – Chapter 87: Chapter 91: Disordered History

Chapter 87: Chapter 91: Disordered History

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The so-called “public school” of the Plunder City-State was nothing like the real universities in the Upper City District—these schools, subsidized by the City Hall, were not intended to cultivate true scholars. Their greater purpose was to train skilled workers for the factories in the Lower City District and for the Church's steam engines, while providing basic literacy education to the masses in the process.

Given this premise, one could imagine the level of resources available at the public school in the Cross District.

It was Duncan's first encounter with Morris, but even at first glance, he could tell that the old man's scholarly achievements were extraordinary. He was a real expert who could accurately identify an artifact from a pile of junk at first sight and precisely state its date and historical background. An expert like him would be more than sufficient for a university in the Upper City District.

To be matter-of-fact, having his wealth of knowledge in the Cross District's public school was a sheer waste. Nina had said that hardly any of her classmates cared about what the old gentleman was teaching. For them, staying awake through a class was respect enough for the teacher's efforts.

Moreover, Mr. Morris had been able to produce a significant sum of money to purchase a dagger from a century ago—someone who carried a checkbook around didn't seem like an ordinary citizen.

Duncan thought for a while, finding it too abrupt to ask outright “How come you have so much money?” But rephrasing it with the art of language seemed more natural:

“Actually, I'm quite curious. How come a scholar like you stays and teaches at the public school in the Cross District?”

“You're not the first to ask that,” Morris seemed to have grown accustomed to such questions, and with a faint smile, he carefully packed away his belongings while speaking, “There's nothing special, really. I've just grown old and tired of the overly tense academic atmosphere in the Upper City District universities. Rather than compete with young folks for the already scarce resources, I prefer finding a quieter place to complete my own research… And besides, in my later years, it's nice to pass on my knowledge to more young people, isn't it?”

The old man seemed to withhold the full truth, but Duncan noticed the other did not wish to delve too deep and did not press on, merely commenting casually, “However, I heard from Nina that her classmates don't really value the knowledge you teach… In this Lower City District where life is tough, isn't searching for the glory of the Ancient Crete Kingdom a bit too far off?”

“Even in the deepest, darkest alleys, as long as a perceptive mind continues to think, ‘history' is always valuable,” Morris shook his head, “It is because of the history of thousands of years that we have been able to reach today.

“Human life is fleeting. It is the continuation and reverence of history that allows the lifespan of civilization to far exceed that of individuals. This is also key to what distinguishes us from those strange, blind creatures in the deep sea—they have longevity but do not understand the recording of civilization, so they can never eradicate us.

“Of course, Mr. Duncan, you're not wrong. Here in the Lower City District, few people are willing to listen to my lengthy discourses… But if I have taught even one student, I feel that my years have not been wasted.”

Morris spoke at a steady pace, then seemed to suddenly realize something, showing a mild and apologetic smile, “Sorry, professional habit—I've been a bit preachy.”

“Not at all, I think it's a valuable ‘preach,'” Duncan quickly waved his hand, “In fact, I'd quite enjoy talking with you—you see, you're a history expert, and I'm an antique dealer. In a way, we're in the same line of work.”

“In the sense of being a ‘teacher,' we are also in the same line of work,” Duncan silently added in his mind.

“Honestly, if I were to go by my first impression upon entering this antique shop… I really wouldn't believe the word ‘colleague' coming from your mouth,” Morris spread his hands, “But now, I do believe it to some extent—you at least have one genuine item.”

Duncan's expression was composed as he thought to himself that it was not just one genuine article— the moment the old man wrote the check, Duncan had already mentally gone through all the storerooms on the Homeloss; if he weren't worried about shocking the market, he might even have planned out the décor for the eighth branch…

Calming his mind, Duncan continued to maintain a casual demeanor with a gentle smile, “I hear from Nina that you have a greater expertise in ancient history, especially the history surrounding the Ancient Crete Kingdom?”

“Strictly speaking, there's only ‘after' and no ‘before',” Maurice immediately corrected, “The Ancient Crete Kingdom marks the beginning of the Deep Sea Era civilization. Before the ancient kingdom was the Great Vanishing event, a breakpoint in civilization, and no one can clearly describe what the world was like before that point—only contradictory terms in the wild stories passed down by the City-States.”

Duncan pondered, “A breakpoint in civilization… almost like a ‘horizon limit' stretching across the river of history…”

Maurice, hearing this term for the first time, asked, “Horizon limit?”

“It's a concept. Applied to the ‘Great Vanishing' event, you can think of it as an invisible wall through time. Everything on the other side of the wall can't transmit information to this side—whether it's optical observation or the causal connections of objects, they all get cut off at that boundary. You can never stand on one side of the boundary and know what happened on the other, as if the timeline of all things only suddenly appears from that border.”

“Quite an interesting analogy!” Mr. Maurice's eyes widened slightly, even glowing faintly with excitement, “A horizon limit straddling history… a wall through time… indeed, very apt! Mr. Duncan, forgive my initial misperception and… undervaluation of you. You're more professional than I imagined. Do you also frequently study ancient history?”

“No, I don't know much about ancient history. I just have a flexible way of thinking and sometimes come up with wonderful metaphors,” Duncan modestly replied, knowing he should appear somewhat uninformed right now, “But I am really curious about the Great Vanishing period… You just mentioned that the orthodox academic world does not have any accepted history from before the Great Vanishing, but there are many contradictory records in the ‘unofficial histories' of the City-States. What are those records like?”

“Just tales from those unofficial histories… Nevertheless, I've also studied some,” mused Maurice, speaking slowly, “For instance, there was a record in the Plunder City-State that was a manuscript copy from the year 1069 of the New City-State Era, the original of which is untraceable. That manuscript describes the world before the Great Vanishing as follows:

“The world was a sphere, floating in the vast cosmos, adorned with countless celestial bodies as stars in the night sky. There was one sun in the sky and three moons. Mankind occupied three continents, among which one was perennially icebound. Thus, people built a device called ‘the Dome' to envelop the continent, creating the ‘Eternal Spring.' The energy for this Dome was modeled after the sun in the sky, fueled by a component in seawater, nearly everlasting…”

Maurice paused briefly here, seemingly giving Duncan time to think, remember, and organize his thoughts, before continuing:

“Near Cold Harbor, on an island, explorers found a record etched in stone, also describing the world before the Great Vanishing. Scholars exhausted themselves deciphering it, only to be perplexed—

“The stone tablet described that a place called ‘Mother Star' had been exhausted, and the people were all aboard a colossal vessel known as ‘Abinex.' This giant ship could traverse the cosmic sea, fueled by dust and gas captured from the void. The ship sailed for forty-seven thousand days and nights and was suddenly caught in ‘a tremendous flash and whirlpool.' Soon after, the vessel disintegrated and vanished in the vortex, while the survivors lived on from the sea, leaving memories of their home in the caves.

“Of course, these accounts pale in comparison to the strange tales left by the elves of Light Breeze Harbor.

“Elves, with their millennium-long lifespans, should have a more detailed and reliable history than other short-lived races. Yet, for some reason, the history of Light Breeze Harbor is the most fragmented and bizarre of all City-State histories. Many of their scrolls have even been twisted by an unknown force into unreadable ‘lost volumes,' which had to be sealed and stored due to severe contamination. However, in the nursery rhymes passed down by word of mouth among elves, the world before the Great Vanishing is described thusly:

“The world was a dream, a breath of the great demon Saslouka in his half-awake, half-dreaming state. The elves were born out of this Dreamscape, sustaining Saslouka's slumber. But one day, the demon suddenly dreamt of a great flood, woke up startled, and consequently, the flood leaked from his dream into the real world. The elves were swept out of their peaceful and harmonious homeland by the flood into the real world… The demon Saslouka disappeared upon awakening, and the elves could never return to that tranquil home, settling down in the Deep Sea Era that followed the flood.”

 

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Chapter 99
Chapter 98 – Chapter 98: Chapter 102: Nemesis of the Goat Head
Chapter 97 – Chapter 97: Chapter 101: Open–minded Alice
Chapter 96 – Chapter 96: Chapter 100: Truth and Fiction in History
Chapter 95 – Chapter 95: Chapter 99 The First Step of Testing and Control
Chapter 94 – Chapter 94: Chapter 98 Alice Knows Nothing
Chapter 93 – Chapter 93: Chapter 97 Who Is Making the List?
Chapter 92 – Chapter 92: Chapter 96 Gaze
Chapter 91 – Chapter 91: Chapter 95 Infiltration
Chapter 90 – Chapter 90: Chapter 94 Nina's Strange Dream
Chapter 89 – Chapter 89: Chapter 93 "This is Common Sense
Chapter 88 – Chapter 88: Chapter 92 Endless Speculation
Chapter 87 – Chapter 87: Chapter 91: Disordered History
Chapter 86 – Chapter 86: Chapter 90: The Antique Shop's First Big Deal
Chapter 85 – Chapter 85: Chapter 89 Nina's Strangeness
Chapter 84 – Chapter 84: Chapter 88: There is a Genuine Article
Chapter 83 – Chapter 83: Chapter 87 Fenna's Investigation Conclusion
Chapter 82 – Chapter 82: Chapter 86 A Better Plan
Chapter 81 – Chapter 81: Chapter 85: Remuneration
Chapter 80 – Chapter 80: Chapter 84: Captain Duncan's Children
Chapter 79 – Chapter 79: Chapter 83: Ghosts Entangled with Reality
Chapter 78 – Chapter 78: Chapter 82: The Fire that Exists Only in Dreams
Chapter 77 – Chapter 77: Chapter 81: Memory Bias
Chapter 76 – Chapter 76: Chapter 80 Home Visit?
Chapter 75 – Chapter 75: Chapter 79: Dim Lights in the Narrow Alley
Chapter 74 – Chapter 74: Chapter 78 Conclusion Work and the Awareness of a Good Citizen
Chapter 73 – Chapter 73: Chapter 77: Reflections on Fire
Chapter 72 – Chapter 72: Chapter 76: The Dog Understands Human Nature
Chapter 71 – Chapter 71: Chapter 75: Becoming One
Chapter 70 – Chapter 70: Chapter 74: There's a Mole, Terminate the Deal
Chapter 69 – Chapter 69: Chapter 73 Incomplete Memory
Chapter 68 – Chapter 68: Chapter 72: Intelligence at the Assembly Hall
Chapter 67 – Chapter 67: Chapter 71 Gathering in the Gutter
Chapter 66 – Chapter 66: Chapter 70: One of Us
Chapter 65 – Chapter 65: Chapter 69: City–State Life
Chapter 64 – Chapter 64: Chapter 68: Reliable Pigeon Express
Chapter 63 – Chapter 63: Chapter 67 New Connections
Chapter 62 – Chapter 62: Chapter 66 A Beautiful Morning on Homeloss
Chapter 61 – Chapter 61: Chapter 61: Unsteady Navigation
Chapter 60 – Chapter 60: Chapter 60 Opposite the Door
Chapter 59 – Chapter 59: Chapter 59 This door leads to Homeloss
Chapter 58 – Chapter 58: Chapter 58: The Hold
Chapter 57 – Chapter 57: Chapter 57 The Timid Alice
Chapter 56 – Chapter 56: Chapter 56: The Lower Level
Chapter 55 – Chapter 55: Chapter 55: The Soup for Dinner
Chapter 54 – Chapter 54: Chapter 54 Underground Sanctuary
Chapter 53 – Chapter 53: Chapter 53 "Descendants
Chapter 52 – Chapter 52: Chapter 52 The Captain is Not at Home
Chapter 51 – Chapter 51: Chapter 51: Dual–Line Operation
Chapter 50 – Chapter 50: Chapter 50 The Public Vision
Chapter 49 – Chapter 49: Chapter 49: Two Approaching Storm Clouds
Chapter 48 – Chapter 48: Chapter 48 Vigilance
Chapter 47 – Chapter 47: Chapter 47 In Front of the Icon
Chapter 46 – Chapter 46: Chapter 46: Anomalies and Visions
Chapter 45 – Chapter 45: Chapter 45 History
Chapter 44 – Chapter 44: Chapter 44: An Ordinary Person's Breakfast
Chapter 43 – Chapter 43: Chapter 43 Good morning, Mr. Duncan
Chapter 42 – Chapter 42: Chapter 42 What is Seen in Books
Chapter 41 – Chapter 41: Chapter 41 Inside the Antique Shop
Chapter 40 – Chapter 40: Chapter 40 "Landing
Chapter 39 – Chapter 39: Chapter 39 The Captain Steps on Land
Chapter 38 – Chapter 38: Chapter 38: Offline
Chapter 37 – Chapter 37: Chapter 37 Life and Death Cycle
Chapter 36 – Chapter 36: Chapter 36: The Alternation of Day and Night
Chapter 35 – Chapter 35: Chapter 35 Calm and Normal
Chapter 34 – Chapter 34: Chapter 34 Harvest
Chapter 33 – Chapter 33: Chapter 33 Fish
Chapter 32 – Chapter 32: Chapter 32 Breakfast on the Homeloss
Chapter 31 – Chapter 31: Chapter 31 Remnants
Chapter 30 – Chapter 30: Chapter 30 A Messy Trace
Chapter 29 – Chapter 29: Chapter 29 The Protectors of the City
Chapter 28 – Chapter 28: Chapter 28 Pale Night
Chapter 27 – Chapter 27: Chapter 27 Insufficient Knowledge Reserve of Common Sense
Chapter 26 – Chapter 26: Chapter 26: Starless Night
Chapter 25 – Chapter 25: Chapter 25 Difficult Communication
Chapter 24 – Chapter 24: Chapter 24: Pigeons?
Chapter 23 – Chapter 23: Chapter 23 Birds
Chapter 22 – Chapter 22: Chapter 22 Crew Code
Chapter 21 – Chapter 21: Chapter 21: Good News, The Ceremony Went Very Smoothly
Chapter 20 – Chapter 20: Chapter 20 Sacrifice
Chapter 19 – Chapter 19: Chapter 19 Underground Meeting Hall
Chapter 18 – Chapter 18: Chapter 18 Sewers
Chapter 17 – Chapter 17: Chapter 17: The Cave
Chapter 16 – Chapter 16: Chapter 16: Walking in the Spirit Realm
Chapter 15 – Chapter 15: Chapter 15 Touching the Flame
Chapter 14 – Chapter 14: Chapter 14 Harmless New Crew Member
Chapter 13 – Chapter 13: Chapter 13 Prolonged Bed Rest is Bad for the Cervical Spine
Chapter 12 – Chapter 12: Chapter 12: The Ghost Ship Captain and the Cursed Doll
Chapter 11 – Chapter 11: Chapter 11 Alice
Chapter 10 – Chapter 10: Chapter 10 Elegance Isn't So Elegant Anymore
Chapter 9 – Chapter 9: Chapter 9 Going and Returning, Again and Again
Chapter 8 – Chapter 8: Chapter 8: The Sun
Chapter 7 – Chapter 7: Chapter 7: The Puppet
Chapter 6 – Chapter 6: Chapter 6 The Disappearance of the "Cargo
Chapter 5 – Chapter 5: Chapter 5 Interwoven
Chapter 4 – Chapter 4: 4 Spirit Realm Speedboat
Chapter 3 – Chapter 3: Chapter 3 Wandering at the Border
Chapter 2 – Chapter 2: Chapter 2: Captain of the Homeloss
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