"Human mythology?"
Bluebird apparently did not understand the meaning of what Lorenzo said. Beside him, Joey also gave a puzzled look. To them, this was just a strange warehouse storing worthless things.
Mythology itself is even more difficult to comprehend. It is the transmission of those mysterious and grand stories, but when did mythology ever have a connection with mortals?
"Approach it from a different perspective."
Lorenzo's gaze carried a hint of disdain, as if mocking their intelligence. He then moved to another side, to a cabinet lavishly decorated, but inside it was an ancient slate, with simple drawings of beasts on it, but more prominently, there were numerous scratches.
"Do you know the analysis scholars have regarding human history?"
Lorenzo did not give these few spectators a chance to answer. He asked and answered himself.
"Human history began from zero, like a great building constructed stone by stone, and didn't appear out of thin air."
