As the resonance of the two breakthroughs gradually subsided, Ron felt a deeper doubt arising within him.
That parable about the "Gemini Witch King".
The details were described so vividly and specifically, as if the other party had personally witnessed that "dormitory battle".
What was more concerning was that the conduct of the "compulsive gentleman" who pursued extreme order in the parable vaguely coincided with the philosophy of the "King of Perfection," Saint Hephis;
While the "mischief-maker" who was keen on breaking all rules reminded him of a certain "King of Absurdity," who always "stirring things up" at critical moments.
This was no coincidence.
Ron stared at the closed book pages in front of him and slowly spoke:
"The 'King of Perfection' and 'King of Stability' who pursue order, the 'King of Absurdity' and 'King of Opportunity' who advocate chaos..."
His voice carried a depth of speculative thought:
