After more than forty minutes of adjustments, Aurora finally finished refining the Memory Reversion spell.

She placed the projection stone—used to display the memory world—on the table and began explaining:

“I’ve broken through the memory barrier the Church of Communion placed on Aunt Cloti. And I also found something very interesting... Look. Before Aunt Cloti was attacked by the Church of Communion, her memory world was completely normal. But during the period when she became a Sympathist, her memory split into… two parts.”

Hearing this, Rosvisser raised an eyebrow, unable to hide her curiosity.

“Two parts? What exactly do you mean?”

Aurora infused a small amount of magic power into the projection stone. Immediately, a normal memory world was projected.

“On the surface, this is… a snow mountain. This should be the memory of when Aunt Cloti went to the Dwarf clan’s snow mountain to supervise weapon forging. Individual memory and collective memory. I’ll explain it in a way that’s easier to understand.”