"The Divine Power that can be used in the Bronze Book should be of a passive divine technique, like Ange’s Ring of Balance or your Wise Man’s Calculation," Negris said.

Ange’s Ring of Balance not only functions within the Bronze Book but can also be projected or reflected; even with a glance across the Triangle Gap, it can be activated. As long as it is seen by him, it can be weighed.

Whereas Ursman’s Wise Man’s Calculation is purely a mental activity; it merely requires computational power to keep up, and in the Bronze Book, it can be calculated even faster.

If this god can exert Divine Power within the Bronze Book, its divine technique should also be similar to these passive techniques, and it can penetrate the Bronze Book to see outside. It’s likely an observational type.

"Speaking of observational types, I wonder if Leonel’s Time Retrospection can be used in the Bronze Book?" Negris said.

Ursman asked, "Does your Bronze Book have time? Why not try to conduct retrospection in the Lord’s Space-Time Domain?"

"Great idea, later I’ll have Ange give it a try," Negris said, his eyes lighting up.

While they were chatting, Anthony had already moved closer to the page, allowing the other party to see him more clearly before introducing himself: "Hello, I am the Space-Time God’s spokesperson, my name is Anthony. May I know how you address yourself?"

Because of too many titles, Anthony generally used different titles for different people; otherwise, reciting the full name each time seemed excessive.

However, as soon as he finished speaking, the god within the page frowned and said: "Seven Forces Unification? Farming Origin? Undead, Libra, Arbitration, Redemption, War and Peace... Lord of the Divine Star? Void Sky Curtain?"

The god inside the page spoke haltingly, reciting all of Anthony’s divine statuses, even mentioning the title Lord of the Divine Star, which had just been condensed into a divine status from the Faith Fire and hadn’t appeared much. At the end, there was even a name Anthony did not know.

"Void Sky Curtain? Wasn’t it just now..." As he reached this point, Anthony slapped his thigh, realizing that when he mentioned Void Sky Curtain earlier, he felt as though he had struck a spark—could it have ignited the Faith Fire of the Void Sky Curtain?

But Ange’s divine statuses are too many, so Anthony wasn’t in a rush to study them; he temporarily put them aside and asked, "Can you see my Lord’s divine statuses?"

The god inside the page showed much more respect, perhaps intimidated by the slew of titles: "Yes, I can see some manifest information, like the names of divine statuses and certain moves, such as this world, which should be called the Bronze Book, right?"

"Yes, it is indeed the Bronze Book. Your divine technique is truly magical, able to see such information? What is the principle?" Anthony asked curiously.

Before the god inside the page could answer, Negris couldn’t help but say: "The principle? You actually ask about the principle of a divine technique? If there’s a principle, can it still be called a divine technique? Isn’t a divine technique supposed to defy principles?"

"Uh, it does follow a little principle. The principle is that all forces carry unique information; as long as you can distinguish its information, you can know its name," the god inside the page said.

Anthony said, "You haven’t mentioned your divine name?"

"I am the God of Truth and Identification, Borneffis," the god inside the page replied.

"God of Identification? So that’s why you’re the God of Identification? No wonder you instantly spoke all of Ange’s divine names, it’s due to your identification ability," Negris suddenly understood.

"This identification ability is quite astonishing, able to identify even how many divine statuses exist. Impressive," Anthony praised.

Borneffis inside the page scratched his head, saying somewhat awkwardly, "I couldn’t identify divine statuses before, but now I can see some information I couldn’t before; I believe it’s due to this Bronze Book."

"Oh, it’s because of the Bronze Book? The Bronze Book is causing your identification divine technique to break through past limits?" Anthony asked.

Borneffis nodded, "It seems so. I didn’t have such powerful identification ability before. If the divinity was beyond mine, I would see it as blurry. You all are clearly far stronger than I was before. Origin, and Seven Forces Unification..."

Towards the end, Borneffis felt a bit toothache, similar to a farmer who just picked up a sword confronting the Truth Sword Saint; the gap was immense.

Among gods, Borneffis wasn’t considered the top. Now he encountered the Void Origin; Origin he could barely comprehend, but what does Seven Forces Unification mean? Or Farming Origin?

"Is that so? What did you see before? Can you see information about the God Star?" Anthony asked.

"You mean... the Sun?" Borneffis hesitantly asked.

Anthony nodded, "Yes, consciously called God Star, unconsciously called Sun. Since you are included within the stacked pieces, it’s likely your God Star has exploded, which means it should be conscious."

Borneffis realized, saying, "So I hadn’t seen wrong, the Sun... God Star is truly alive, so were the things it said real?"

"What did it say? Wait a moment, you see gods stronger than you as blurry, so can you see information on the God Star? What’s its name?" Anthony asked.

Anthony’s question contained several traps: firstly, a God Star doesn’t have a name; secondly, he cannot see info on entities stronger than himself; if Borneffis answered incorrectly, it might indicate he was lying.

Borneffis said, "I don’t see its information, don’t know its name. This is why I suspect it’s alive, because I see information within its light, it seems to be conveying messages through its radiance."

So there’s information in the light; this makes sense. Anthony asked, "What messages did it convey through its luminescence?"

"So many, I don’t know where to start," Borneffis said, troubled.

"Just start with what you think is important, then we’ll help discern which are truly key, and you can continue from there," Anthony said.

Borneffis pondered for a while and said, "One day, it asked: How to put darkness in a bottle?"

Anthony and others were thoroughly shocked: put darkness in a bottle? What does that mean?

Originally thinking they knew more about the Void and could analyze which information Borneffis found was essential, they didn’t expect the first sentence to leave them stunned.

"And then?" Anthony asked.

"Then it was: Where is the Land of Infinity?" Borneffis said.

Anthony asked, "Is this following the previous sentence? Did someone respond to the previous, and then it asked again?"

Borneffis looked distressed: "I don’t know, I can only see information within the light; whether they’re continuous, I... I can’t see at night either."

"... You, a god, need night for what? You..." Negris felt awkward wanting to retort, then before he could, the whole void suddenly roared.

Beside them, the membrane formed by Ange suddenly swelled, as if impacted by something—the information storm arrived.