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The blue and white porcelain unearthed from the Oberon ruins was like a bombshell, causing a huge uproar in every corner of the Aize continent and becoming the talk of the town across the continent like wildfire.

The front page headline of the Azer Arcane Newspaper, in bold, large font, read: "Shocking! Mysterious blue and white porcelain from the Oberon ruins has been discovered. What shocking secrets does it hide?"

The report described in detail how this blue and white porcelain vase was discovered in the Oberon ruins, how it was bought back by the Merlin Chamber of Commerce at a high price of 200,000 gold coins, and then presented as a precious gift to the third member of the Aize Federation.

The article is also accompanied by high-definition pictures of the blue and white porcelain vase, showing its exquisite appearance from different angles. The delicate blue and white pattern seems to have magic, attracting the readers' attention.

Aize caused a stir on the Internet, and the popularity of various related topics soared, firmly occupying the top of the hot search list.

A post titled "Blue and White Porcelain from the Oberon Ruins: Opening a New Era of Antiques in the Azer Continent?" quickly went viral on major forums and social media platforms.

The post not only tells the origin of blue and white porcelain, but also boldly speculates that behind it may be clues to the mysterious connection between the Oberon civilization and the Azer continent. It attracted countless netizens to post comments and discuss, and all kinds of imaginative speculations emerged one after another.

For a time, people from all countries and races on the continent of Aize, whether they were nobles and wealthy businessmen in prosperous cities or ordinary people in remote villages, were discussing enthusiastically the matters related to the ruins of Oberon.

The mysterious ruins seem like a door leading to unknown treasures, and blue and white porcelain has become the fuse for people's curiosity and yearning for this door.

At the birthday party of the third member of the Aize Federation, this blue and white porcelain became the well-deserved focus.

When the Third Councillor received the gift from Merlin, his eyes were filled with surprise and admiration.

He held the blue and white porcelain vase aloft and exclaimed to the guests, "This is undoubtedly the greatest gift I have ever received! It carries the weight of time and is a true treasure. Every texture and every color speaks of the glorious past of ancient Oberon civilization."

The guests present also gathered around and praised the blue and white porcelain vase with exclamations of surprise one after another.

With the third councillor's high praise for blue and white porcelain, celebrities from across the Aize continent have also joined the craze for blue and white porcelain.

Masters of history published long papers, deeply exploring the significance of blue and white porcelain in the historical research of Oberon civilization, inferring the level of technological development of Oberon civilization from its production process, and interpreting the cultural beliefs of the time from the pattern design.

Archaeological experts have conducted more in-depth research on the Oberon ruins, focusing on the blue and white porcelain vase, trying to uncover more secrets hidden behind the ruins through this precious relic.

Alchemy masters showed great interest in the material and firing process of blue and white porcelain. They speculated whether the long-lost mysterious alchemy was used in it, which made this porcelain bottle still intact and unique after so many years.

With the help of these well-known figures in society, the popularity of the Oberon ruins and blue and white porcelain remains high.

This topic is always a hot topic among people's conversations on the streets.

On the bustling commercial street, merchants are discussing whether they can find new business opportunities from this trend, such as handicrafts imitating blue and white porcelain.

But unfortunately, those who want to imitate porcelain have no idea where to start. This is a "lost" skill and they cannot make it no matter what.

In the tavern, the adventurers drank and enthusiastically discussed how to form a team to go deeper into the ruins of Oberon again, hoping to find more priceless antiques like blue and white porcelain.

In major magic academies, students are also curious about the Oberon ruins. Teachers have to spend a lot of time explaining relevant knowledge to students, and the classroom is filled with enthusiasm for exploring unknown civilizations.

The blue and white porcelain from the Oberon ruins has become the hottest topic on the continent of Azer. This frenzy does not seem to show any signs of abating, but instead becomes more intense as time goes by.

In the territory of Earl Leo, Merlin sat behind a huge carved desk, his eyes looking through the crystal window, as if he could see through the dynamics of the entire Aize continent.

He turned slightly and looked at Lucy standing beside him. A hint of confidence and excitement flashed in his eyes. He slowly said, "Lucy, the time is ripe. It's time to release the song 'Blue and White Porcelain'. Also, contact Agatha and Michelle immediately and have them release the information about blue and white porcelain that was deciphered from the Oberon civilization slate."

Lucy's eyes sparkled with excitement. She nodded vigorously and said, "Don't worry, President. I'll make arrangements right away and ensure that this song and related information spreads throughout the entire Aize Continent as quickly as possible!"

After saying that, she left in a hurry, her skirt fluttering like flowing clouds.

As Merlin's order was issued, a cultural storm suddenly broke out in the continent of Aize.

The Aize Arcane News urgently adjusted its layout, giving the shocking news the top spot.

A striking headline dominated the entire front page: "Shocking! New information revealed in the Oberon Ruins Civilization Slate, and the legendary poem 'Blue and White Porcelain' makes a stunning appearance on the Azer Continent!"

Next to the title, there is a carefully drawn illustration of the Oberon ruins and a stone slab engraved with mysterious words, which instantly attracted the attention of countless people.

At the same time, the Crystal Communication Network was in an uproar.

People in every city and every corner can receive this hot information at the first time as long as they hold the communication crystal in their hands.

In an instant, keywords such as "Oberon ruins" and "blue and white porcelain poetry" quickly topped the hot search list, and related discussions flooded in.

Countless netizens were attracted by this sudden poem and expressed their opinions online.

"This poem, 'Blue and White Porcelain,' is absolutely beautiful! 'The sky is azure, waiting for the mist and rain, and I am waiting for you.' Just this one line transported me into a dreamlike world, allowing me to feel such implicit and profound emotions. I can't believe this is a treasure left behind by the Oberon civilization."

Another netizen echoed, "Yes, every line of poetry is like a delicate painting unfolding before my eyes. This Oberon civilization is truly mysterious and extraordinary. A single poem can be so moving. I really look forward to discovering more of their cultural heritage."

Among the numerous reviews, there are also insights from professionals. Renowned bard Roland, the Wind Singer, commented: "From the perspective of the poem's rhythm and artistic conception, 'Blue and White Porcelain' is undoubtedly a masterpiece. It skillfully utilizes rich imagery to personify blue and white porcelain, imbuing it with life and emotion. The azure color must be fired in mist and rain, and 'I' am waiting for someone. This technique of echoing waiting with the firing conditions of porcelain is truly indescribable, and it is a charm that we currently lack. It opens a new door for poetry creation in our continent of Aize, and I believe it will have a profound impact on future bards."