A folder named “art galleries” caught his attention.
He opened the folder and saw various artworks performed by all kinds of famous artists around the Earth.
Angor’s eyes widened again and again when looking at the masterpieces displaying their creators’ great emotions and ideas.
The paintings from both worlds all had similar levels. Well, maybe the wizarding world was better since this world existed for way longer than the history of civilization on Earth.
Angor saw many modern pictures as well, which showed sky-piercing buildings, streams of vehicles and crowds, as well as all kinds of strange-looking shop signs that shined with different colors.
His curiosity about Earth rose again. He really wished to find out how a metropolis that accommodated tens of millions of people looked like.
And he was answered soon enough.
He saw a folder called “films and movies” and wondered what “film” meant until he opened one of the files within and realized he had been missing out a whole new world.
The file was called “Mystery of The Deep Blue”. Under Angor’s command, the tablet projected a new reality around him.
As a narrator told a story in a gentle voice, the scene of an ocean appeared in front of Angor, and the camera suddenly went down from the air and dived into the water, causing schools of fish to scatter around their coral homes in panic…
Angor was shocked speechless by the wonderful display. So this was what “film” meant!
He could not understand the narrator. However, he could see subtitles below that explained the speeches in the same language he learned from Jon, which told him that “Mystery of The Deep Blue” was filed by a foreign storyteller group which meant to tell knowledge about the sea.
Angor quickly got an idea. Since there was something that described the sea, there had to be films about cities!
He quickly scrolled down the files and saw a film called “A Man and A City”. Upon opening the file, someone spoke beside his ears in a language he knew well—Mandarin.
This was the first time Angor heard the language again after leaving Jon. It felt even better when the narrator talked in such a clear, emotional tone.
As the storyteller spoke, beautiful scenery emerged in front of his eyes.
The film described a number of cities with the views of the local residents.
Angor’s dream of learning about the cities of Earth was finally satisfied today. He had been dreaming about the fantastic and mysterious places since he was young, and now he got to witness them by his own eyes.
Angor quickly grew addicted to the film and completely forgot about his original plan. He spent the entire day watching films until midnight.
After “A Man and A City”, he watched a number of films of different genres, including romance, sci-fi, even ancient wuxia.
And he felt greatly satisfied. Of all the films, he preferred watching documentaries, which always helped him learn something about Earth with their neutral, unbiased comments.
When he grew tired, he finally realized it was already the next morning.
Angor looked at his blank draft paper and sighed in frustration. He planned to find innovation from the films and only got dragged into them instead.
He spun his pen between his fingers while trying to recall what he watched. He was not thinking about the music box at all while watching the films. Now that he calmed down to think them over, he noticed he just learned a lot from them which could be helpful in his creation.
Using the great ambition still lingering on his mind, Angor quickly expressed a new idea on the paper and created something with an exotic yet intriguing design.
A number of crystal tubes climbed downward in a spiral manner. Each turn on the rubes was marked with a star, which meant there would be an illusion node placed.
The tubes all moved in different patterns. The simple twists and turns created an overall design which looked like a growing tree.
Angor placed a flower-shaped component in the center of the tubes. This idea came from a gramophone he saw in one of the films. Instead of copying the bronze-colored flower-shaped speaker, he used transparent crystals plus pale paints to express the form of shifting sea waves.
The simple sketch on the paper already looked luxuriously artistic. Angor hoped that his final product could be as astonishing.
Since the shape and illusion nodes were determined, Angor would need to find proper materials and decide which music and illusion to use.