1.840 Time Magic

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As we all know, Thaddeus Cosma the Cyrodian, a mechanic from the future, traveled back in time to repair Blackfall's artificial sun. He told the Vanos brothers and sisters that time here is very unstable and they must find parts to repair the crystal device as soon as possible, otherwise the distortion of time and space will tear this place apart. Everyone thought he was really a member of a mysterious organization from the future whose mission was to save the chaotic timeline. It turns out that this time traveler turned out to be the wise giant Mimir!

"Are you sure?" the Lord asked hurriedly.

"Thaddeus Cosma once said: 'You will know them when you see them (You will know them when you see them.'" Forbidden Master Kireth Vanos suddenly came to his senses : "My master, this is a magical time magic."

Time Magic, also known as Time Travel Magic and Time Alteration and Chronomancy Magic, is a type of magic involving the manipulation and distortion of time. Even the mortals of Tamriel know that manipulating time is difficult. Most known success stories are purely accidental. Even if time is successfully manipulated, it can have unexpected and very dangerous consequences.

The most famous and destructive examples of time manipulation in history are known as Dragon Breaks, the most prominent of which is Dawn of the Millennium (Millennium Dragon Break). This disaster was caused when the "Marukhati Selectives (the fanatic sect of the Alessian Order)" tried to remove the "elven aspect (also known as the Elf Dragon God Auriel)" from the Time Dragon God. of. The linear time it took to finally be completely destroyed was equivalent to one thousand and eight years. Observers describe it as an era of chaos and distortion, where all laws of reality are broken and cause and effect are irrelevant. So when the Thousand-Year Dragon Break finally ended, most of the survivors tried to avoid causing such an incident to happen again. In particular, the Psijic Order has played an active role in preventing the possible Dragon Break, and often intervenes promptly and effectively before the timeline is about to break.

However, there are a few who are not swayed by the danger of the shattered timeline and continue to try to manipulate time. But the scale is usually much smaller than Dragon Break, such as the Millennium Siege and the Western Distortion Event. Throughout history, wizards have often used powerful Tower-based Artifacts (made based on the underlying rules of the 'Tower'), such as the Brass Giant Namidian or the Staff of Towers, intentionally or unintentionally changing them. Current timeline.

There are also people who travel through time through simpler, relatively safe means, such as entering and exiting Oblivion, where the causal relationship between the two thresholds does not always exist at the same time as Nirn's present world. The disadvantage of this approach is that the end result can be unpredictable and unreliable.

There is another group of people who rely on the power of the Daedra to corrupt time, such as Hermaeus Mora's library of time-travelling books in Shadowmarsh.

The Tonal Architecture of the Dwemer dwarves is also repeatedly used to send people and objects across space and time, whether through Dwemer machinery or Inofi inscriptions. During the Dragon War, the Three Nord Warriors used the "Elder Scrolls" to expel the World Eater Alduin from the torrent of time, throwing him thousands of years later to 4E 201.

Worshipers of Akatosh are known to create hourglasses capable of manipulating time through sacred rituals. Focusing on the lost sand in such an hourglass causes a change in the locals' perception of time, making it appear to stand still.

However, the method of time travel used by the wise giant Mimir is different from the above.

"The Ring of Life and Time." The Lord Lord sighed: "So the wisdom giant Mimir's exploration of Mendas has transcended time."

"My all-knowing master, you already know how to deal with the 'voice of the world', right?" Hermoeus Mora, the goddess of knowledge, asked with a smile.

"Yes, Maura." The Lord Lord was almost certain.

"So my omnipotent master, what exactly is the 'throat of the world'?" Hermoeus Mora, the goddess of knowledge, asked the key point.

"Mondas's 'Time-redundancy', Godhead's 'Ashes of Dreams'." The Lord gave the answer.

From the perspective of multimedia communication, the data describing the source is the sum of information and data redundancy, that is: data = information + data redundancy. Temporal redundancy is a type of data redundancy often contained in sequence images and voice data. The occurrence of this redundancy is closely related to time.

In particular, when the sequence image is composed of a set of consecutive pictures, adjacent frames often contain the same background and moving objects, but the spatial positions of the moving objects are slightly different, which produces a large amount of data redundancy, so it is called Time redundancy. Simply put, when consecutive video frames are of the same scene, the scene content between the two frames will remain unchanged or only change slightly. This part of the same information between frames is called temporal redundancy.

Then apply the professional terminology of computer communication to the plot world of "The Elder Scrolls": "When consecutive video frames are of the same scene (a major event of generational reincarnation)", the content of the scene between the two frames will remain unchanged or only slightly "Changes (limited script recorded in "The Elder Scrolls")", "The part of the same information between frames is called temporal redundancy (repeating the same script event multiple times)".

But what must be explained is that a certain major event in the cycle of generations has been repeatedly experienced in the limited script recorded in "The Elder Scrolls". If Alduin, the man destined to be swallowed by the World, ends his current life and starts the reincarnation of the next life, there will be no time redundancy.

Generally speaking, there is only one way to create time redundancy - Dragon Break.

The Ashes of Dreams interprets the time redundancy caused by Dragon Break from the perspective of Nien in this world. Dream superimposed on reality = the present world. When Long Po formulates the law of cause and effect and corrects the present world again and again, the dreams that have not had time to fade over the present world will appear with distorted and superimposed imaginations. Therefore, there will be time redundancy in dreams (parts with the same information) where the starting point and end point (between frames) of the Dragon Break timeline are the same. These "ashes of dreams" carried by the torrent of time gush out from the wound of time in the throat of the world. An annihilation storm was formed that swept across the continent.

Obviously, the lord has come to a general conclusion about whether the previous collapse of the tower was caused by him: "Although it didn't hit, it's not far off."

Because, it is obvious that Long Po caused "the redundancy of time in Mundas and the ashes of the dream of the Godhead".

The collapse of the tower is often regarded as the "collapse of the law of creation." So from a rule perspective, frequent dragon breaks distort the original plot line, leading to the collapse of the rules of the plot world, which is also an inevitable consequence.

If the lord did not cause the "collapse day" by himself, then who is the culprit?

The answer is ready to come out: the creators of "The Ring of Life and Time".

Namely: Queen Bestra and the wise giant Mimir.

Then the disappearance of Queen Bestela is obviously closely related to the "Collapse Day". There is even the most extreme possibility that it was she who activated the "Circle of Life and Time" at the Throat of the World, which resulted in irreversible serious consequences. Queen Bestra herself was swallowed up by the wound of time and was exiled into the torrent of time.

This may be one of the reasons why the wise giant Mimir wants to return to the past.

The Dwemer dwarves used the time machine to frequently travel through various time nodes to find the whereabouts of Queen Bestra.

So, is this really the case?

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