Charlie Wade wore a bitter smile as he remarked, “That object is nearly the size of my head, and it’s quite inconvenient to carry around. Additionally, I’m concerned that someone might notice it and have ill intentions, so I decided to leave it in Jinling.”


    Lin Wan’er (ni) nodded thoughtfully and responded, “It’s neither the ring nor the medicine cauldron… So, what exactly could have influenced the aurora?”


    Charlie Wade inquired, “Could it possibly be rted to a maic field effect?”


    Shaking her head, Lin Wan’er (ni) replied, “That seems unlikely. The principles governing the aurora wouldn’t allow for such a manifestation…”


    As she spoke, Lin Wan’er (ni) suddenly eximed, “Look, sir! The aurora is changing again!”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Charlie Wade focused his gaze and noticed that the swirling light spots, which initially resembled the Milky Way, began to divide into four sections like a cake. The light in each segment gathered toward the center, increasing in speed and density, until a shape resembling two intersecting Z’s appeared in the air.


    Lin Wan’er (ni) looked on in horror and murmured, “Master, how did the aurora… transform into a swastika?”


    Charlie Wade realized that this familiar image was none other than the swastika used in various religions – “卍”!


    Once the swastika was fully formed, it began to slowly rotate above them.


    Lin Wan’er (ni) was taken aback. As a devoted Buddhist since childhood, witnessing such a sight in the aurorapelled her to kneel on the ground, sping her hands together. She silently prayed, “I am Lin Wan’er (ni), born in southern Yunnan in the second year of the Longwu period of the Southern Ming Dynasty. I have practiced Buddhism and lived a kind life. May the Buddha bless you to avenge your great grievances and achieve your ambitions…”


    As Lin Wan’er (ni) was fervently praying for Charlie Wade, he gazed up at the slowly rotating swastika andmented, “From below, this pattern is a religious symbol with positive connotations, but from above, doesn’t it resemble the Nazi emblem? The two symbols mirror each other perfectly, and since it keeps rotating, it’s hard to tell if it’s tilted or upright. If someone were to see it from an airne, they might think that God is resurrecting the Nazis…”


    Just as Lin Wan’er (ni) was about to rise after her prayer, she lost her bnce upon hearing his words and nearly fell. Charlie Wade instinctively reached out to steady her, prompting her to quietly say, “Young Master, please avoid joking about the Buddha in the future.”


    With a feigned look of innocence, Charlie Wade replied, “I’m not mocking the Buddha; it’s just that this swastika has two distinct meanings depending on the perspective…”


    Lin Wan’er (ni) sighed, “We’re near the Arctic Circle, and it’s improbable that nes are flying above us, so this spectacle is clearly intended for those on the ground. In other words, it’s meant for us.”<fn4f33> Chapters first released on fι?dnοvel</fn4f33>


    Charlie Wade questioned, “So, you’re suggesting that someone wanted us to witness this?”


    Lin Wan’er (ni) said, “Whether it was intentional or not, I can’t say, but I believe this phenomenon is undoubtedly linked to you, Young Master.”


    Though Charlie Wade sensed that this peculiar urrence was somehow connected to him, he couldn’t unravel the mystery at that moment.


    While he pondered, the swastika in the sky began to spin more rapidly, casting out scattered light spots with its high-speed rotation. The entire symbol resembled a dazzling firework, continuously emitting brilliant shes of light and shadow until it eventually faded away.


    Following this, the scattered light spots flickered in alternating frequencies, reminiscent of countless stars visible from a mountain summit in summer, almost dreamlike.


    As the light spots flickered at different intervals, Charlie Wade suddenly noticed that, with one particr sh, the simultaneously illuminated spots formed the image of arge hand performing incredible gestures in the air.


    Then, as the light flickered again, the previous gesture vanished, only to be reced by a new one momentster.


    Charlie Wade turned to Lin Wan’er (ni) and asked, “Did you see those gestures, Miss Lin?”


    Lin Wan’er (ni) shook her head, looking puzzled. “What gestures are you referring to, sir?”


    Charlie Wade pointed to the third hand gesture in the air and said, “That one! Look, don’t those stars glowing simultaneously resemble a hand gesture? It might sound abstract, but if you view these stars like constetions, you can see they create a pattern!”