At Odds

What was in the middle of the screen was indeed a painting, but not a literal painting. This was a particular kind of intuitive recognition he had.

The spell models that Roland recently saw and learned were all points and lines. This model, however, was a square formation.

The long, square blocks were piled together, and the squares also had colors, appearing garish and green and looking chaotic, but with a unique design.

It was like an abstract and vintage kind of painting.

Then Roland also found himself unable to understand it.

Could this thing be an architectural cutaway? But it doesn't look like one either.

After looking at it for a while, he sent a message to O'Neal: "I can't understand it either, can I make a copy? When I get into the game, I'll go ask Aldo about it, maybe he'll know something."

"It was meant for you, do as you wish."

After a casual conversation with O'Neal, they both went offline.