Regarding the golden tree, the lord has an easy-to-understand explanation. It is a detached neuron cell in the head of God. When nourished by enough magical energy, the golden tree will slowly stretch and grow into a towering ancient tree. The magic power of Macchica is a special kind of spiritual energy born from the head of God, with infinite possibilities.
Just like human "cerebral cortical pyramidal cells", also called "Multipolar Neurons": they have one axon and multiple dendrites, and are the most numerous types of neurons in the human body. Multipolar neurons are classic tree structures.
In this world, Nairn, the divine skin condensed from the resonance of mortal faith is the energy of the golden tree that breeds "spores". Of course, because of the existence of the magic power McEka, even if there is no resonance of faith, in the magic circulation of the entire world, such as the ancient holy light tree, it can also give birth to seedlings on its own. But something to note is that "spores" and "saplings" are not the same. Just like the Snowman Golden Tree, although it was also born from the ancient Holy Light Tree, it was "blessed" by Genales. So it transformed from the ancient holy light tree into the snowy golden tree. In essence, this is also a kind of "distortion" or "reshaping".
The "spores" born from the gray stone golden tree that carry the lord's exclusive law are also the core endowment of the exclusive law. In layman's terms this is "rule override". The moment the golden tree is planted, it is equivalent to implanting the law of the lord. So put aside the appearance and look at the essence. This is actually the Lord's "Third Qim Path".
The "third" here not only refers to the "third person" who understands Qim's path, but also refers to the "third style" exclusive to the lord.
Death light annihilation field.
A "Rose Vine Portal" quietly opened.
The new "Ring Goddess" "Ruling Goddess Lame Bal" accompanied Lord "Living Shur" to the hiding place where he had been sleeping for several epochs.
"Master, where are you going to plant the golden tree?" The housekeeper also came with him.
"Deadlight Summit." The Lord has made a decision: "Then extend the law downwards."
When passing by the dry pool in Deadlight, the lord's blinking true seeing eyes captured a trace of the remaining psychic memory. Obviously this long-dried pool of dead light was once the pool of chaotic creation in this realm of annihilation. There are also many obviously human skeletons scattered around, indicating that this annihilated wasteland has not always been ignored in the long torrent of time. There must have been other uses at some point.
You can climb to the top along the steep mountain path without passing through the Death Light Castle.
Unexpectedly, the top of the dead light is a large and flat obsidian altar. Two thick obsidian pillars are arranged on the left and right, with two flame-shaped carved rings sandwiched between them, surrounding the central circular altar.
The blinking eye of true seeing also captured the remaining psychic memory.
"This is the remnant of Merunes Dagon's divinity." The Lord thought of the skeletons he saw at the foot of the mountain earlier: "So those human skeletons were all his followers."
"Master, you are absolutely right." The ruling goddess Lame Baal is familiar with the past of the Death Light Domain: "In the Second Era, a secret sect that believed in Merunes Dagon used this place as a base and excavated Castle of Death Light."
"It's the Order of the Waking Flame." The housekeeper had already made a record in advance: "A secret sect that is loyal to the demon god of destruction Melunes Dagon. The sect was established during the reign of the Longhouse Dynasty and was active. In the middle of the Second Era. The leader of the Order at that time was Sister Celdina."
With that said, the housekeeper handed an ancient letter to the lord.
"An Ivory Brigade dispatch to the governor of Gideon":
“Governor Keshu,
It is with great regret that we inform you that despite the best efforts of the Ivory Column, we have yet to find the Order of the Awakening Flame, the highest priest of the nascent secret cult of Merunes Dagon. Several of the believers we interrogated were new converts and knew nothing about the actual operations of the organization. The individuals involved in various rumors have terrible names, such as 'disaster causer', 'disaster star', and 'troublemaker', but it is almost impossible to find any real names. Eventually I uncovered a name that warranted further investigation: Sister Seltina.
At least as far as I know, Sister Seltina is not currently in the Black Forest. It is the other Merunes Dagonists who are causing us trouble. However, many of the various covenants that Awakening Flame believers need to read were written by her. Some people say that she is responsible for training and selecting new believers in a secret fortress (Deathlight Castle) "thousands of miles away". Even more interestingly, I found some evidence that this Sister Seltina was associated with the court of the Longhouse Emperor twenty to twenty-five years ago.
After all, that was before I was born, so I asked Councilor Lovidicus if he remembered anyone with that name in Cyrodiil. His reply was:
'Sister Celtina? I remember this woman. She came to the White Gold Tower around 2E 556 or 557, during the reign of Emperor Morika (the second emperor of the Longhouse Dynasty), and then stayed in Cyrodiil for almost three or four years. She was a Brighton vicar, tall, with sharp black eyes and a very cold expression. In my opinion, she is strong and beautiful, and her aura and behavior make people pay attention to her. I will never forget the unreadable look in Celtina's eyes as she stared at me, and then I was almost forced (by an unknown force) to look away.
I have absolutely no way of determining what kind of priest she was, or what her purpose was in entering the court. At that time, there were countless gray figures in Emperor Morica's advisory board - wizards of Reach, mystics, charlatans, all kinds of people seeking glory, fame, and so on. Sister Seltina was by his side from time to time, but she rarely gave Emperor Morika advice in front of the rest of the court. Other times she would disappear for months on end to God knows where.
I did hire someone to investigate Sister Seltina, hoping to find out what was going on behind her and how she fell into the eyes of Emperor Morika. They discovered that she had grown up in a monastery near Stormhaven, had been orphaned at an early age, and had been adopted by the priests of Magnus. Emperor Reach of the Black Dragon Ducolach sacked the monastery in 2E 541, taking her and others as prisoners. A few months after the destruction of the monastery, she reappeared, only to renounce her vows and break away from her original order. Then she crossed the sea from Daggerfall to Riyavin, and disappeared again around 2E 544. I can't tell where Celtina stayed for the next ten years - she suddenly came to the White Gold Tower to ask for an audience with Emperor Morika, who arranged a small position for her in the palace. A few years later, she disappeared just as suddenly as she appeared. I never saw her again.
Now that we have learned about the secret beliefs of the Longhouse Emperors and the rise of the Awakening Flame Cult, it is no surprise to me that Sister Seltina served as a priest of Merunes Dagon at the court of Morika. Emperor Morrica would not make this known to the public - such folly was left to his son, Prince Leovik. But it is true that I have never seen Sister Seltina wearing the Holy Symbol of Magnus, nor have I ever heard her send a prayer to him. '
Apart from what Senator Lovidicus can recall above, this is all the information I can find about Sister Seltina. I wish I had better news. No matter where Sister Seltina lives, we can't find her at the moment. As soon as she shows up in Riyavin, capturing her will be our top priority. But at the same time, we have to deal with a mysterious high priest, and those sympathizers of the Order of the Flame are still watching our every step.
your faithful servant
Captain Rian Liore
The Ivory Brigade of Leyawiin. "
