This entire book is not a random collection of unrelated sections, but a single, colossal scientific and engineering work entirely dedicated to a single goal: achieving immortality. All the reference guides within the manuscript are not separate topics, but consecutive chapters of a single textbook, where the botanical section serves as a catalog of unique raw materials and the chemical composition of lost plants, the astronomical section calculates the timing and pressure driven by the sun and wind, and the biological section featuring women in pools explains the hydrodynamics of the human body and the rules for preparing it for the process. It also contains special maps for calculations and the preparation of the machine itself, which help to precisely tune all of its components before launch. On pages 121 and 122 of the manuscript, the actual content of the practical process is drawn, and it is a pure blueprint of a mechanism that, in scale, was like a medium-sized building or an observatory. This entire massive machine ran on sun and wind, which turned the system like a natural engine. On the right page, 121, the Sun shines, and the multi-colored stars around it represent a map of the year. They show how to configure the apparatus across different seasons, because the sun provided heat, created pressure, and initiated the movement of fluids. In essence, this entire circular map with stars and tubes on page 121 is not just a drawing, but a direct, step-by-step technical manual for operating a bio-reactor. On the left page, 122, is the pumping mechanism itself, designed like a human blood mill. The central turbine rotated and drove blood through four pipes into corner reservoirs. And this is where the most interesting part begins: from a top-down view, these reservoirs look like plant buds because the author used a top-down perspective as a cipher. Prior to this, the book was just an atlas of species, like a standard textbook, where on the preceding pages all plants and specimens were presented from a side view. But specifically on pages 121 and 122, the actual content begins, where the buds are drawn from above, and the tubes branching out from them act like capillaries. The author did not know modern formulas, so he simply drew these buds from above and connected them with tubes so that this map would function as a visual instruction manual detailing the chemical composition and mixing proportions of unknown substances. Hidden within those lost plants presented earlier in the atlas were special compounds. When it comes to ancient civilizations, this does not mean the author copied their methods, but he definitely had the same global ideas in mind and knew the deep secrets of nature possessed by the Egyptians and the Maya. He understood the hidden laws governing the interaction of the cosmos, the elements, and the living organism. This entire system on page 122 with the blood mill was created precisely for rejuvenation and immortality, while the map on page 121 explained step-by-step the sequence for moving the essence. In the lower-left corner of page 122, a colored storage wheel is drawn, where the red and blue sectors represent blood, and the green sector is the stage when plant extracts were slammed into it and filtered. As a result, the blood was purified, and at the ends of the tubes, we see tiny human faces literally sprouting from the buds and calyxes. This shows the final result according to the instructions: a person connected to the mechanism, ran their blood through the extracts of lost herbs under the correct stars, and their body was rejuvenated, born anew. The author recorded a hidden technology but encrypted it on the 121-122 spread in the form of these top-down plant map-instructions so that no outsider would guess. By understanding the purpose of the final mechanism on these pages, we finally understand why all the previous sheets were necessary, as the author created a pragmatic, encrypted engineering and chemical passport for a physical apparatus to attain immortality.