In the region of Elysium, a mythological style unlike any other flourishes, carving its own niche within the ancient culture of Luoxing. In recent times, it's often construed as "temporalism", aiming to encapsulate themes such as when individuals confront the vast expanse of time and the immense, empty cosmos, they deeply feel their own insignificance, thus realizing that human destiny always wavers between clarity and ambiguity.
For instance, in the tale of "Spiritual Ancestor", the protagonist, a young lad, glimpses a script that "cannot be remembered" within a dream. Throughout his remaining years, he tirelessly seeks it in his dreams, traversing countless epochs through dream associations, yet never setting eyes on that script again. Just as he faces imminent demise due to an unexpected mishap, in his final moments, he discovers, through a shared vision with other departed souls in the realm of dreams, that the script is actually a grander imprint belonging uniquely to him within the vast expanse of spacetime. These countless unique scripts amount to trillions upon trillions—they assemble to form a giant in the crevice of spacetime, the spiritual progenitor of humanity.
Likewise, in the narrative of "Truth and Lies", the tale concludes through the voice of the divine, asserting that truth is an invisible, intangible substance, while lies are the opposite—dark matter that not even light can penetrate. The most common state in the human world is a kind of intermediary: individuals often gaze at truth with one eye, letting their vision fade into infinity like a farsighted individual; and with the other eye, they scrutinize lies, confining their sight to arm's length like a nearsighted individual. From this, the divine in the story concludes that human existence unfolds between farsightedness and nearsightedness, intertwined with truth and lies. Thus, they can never reach the realm of the divine, nor possess the divine mindset—only as a "whole" can humanity be spoken of in the same breath as the divine.