Earth's Greatest Magus Chapter 2870 Supreme Hall

The four of them moved imdiately toward the Hall of Supre Knowledge. If the formation expert had spoken of it with that much weight, then this place was not rely another facility-it was the true heart of the Virtual Palace.

The structure stood at the far edge of the city, where the architecture subtly shifted in tone and authority. The buildings here were older in style, their surfaces layered with ancient formations that shimred faintly beneath gold-veined stone. The gates were taller than any they had seen elsewhere, frad by thick pillars carved with runic inscriptions that pulsed in slow, asured rhythms. Even the air sensed heavier, as though saturated with condensed law.

Ery instinctively reached his spiritual perception, only to find it gently but firmly deflected. The entire district was shrouded in a veil of layered suppression arrays. Buildings beyond the first periter appeared half-obscured by silver mist, their true depth hidden from probing senses. Information surfaced in his consciousness in response to his silent inquiry. This was the Supre Sector-the original core of the Virtual Palace. Before the realm had been opened to grand magus, this area had been constructed exclusively for Supre beings. The rest of the city had expanded outward from this nucleus.

The Hall of Supre Knowledge stood directly at the border between the two worlds.

That alone elevated its significance.

Inside, the corridor stretched long and solemn, lined with twenty-four colossal statues. These were the legendary Supre Emperors of the Magus Alliance, figures whose nas were etched into the history of the realms. Each statue carried a faint but unmistakable resonance that made weaker cultivators unconsciously adjust their breathing.

They stepped into a vast inner hall, and the atmosphere shifted once more. Four colossal statues stood at each corner of the chamber, far grander than the twenty-four Supre Emperors lining the corridor outside. These were not rely legendary figures-they were foundational pillars of the Magus Alliance itself. Three n and one woman, each carved with such detail that their presence sensed almost alive.

Ery had studied their biographies during his academy years. These four were known collectively as the Supre Gods of the Alliance-the beings who had shaped its rise across eras.

Orionth the Nine Paragon - Draped in layered battle robes that flowed like nebulae.

Abaddon the Realm Destroyer - Immortalized mid-strike, as though smashing apart reality itself.

Duan Fang, the Eternal Scholar - Grand Architect of Supre Doctrine, depicted with one hand raised in asured calculation.

Aurelyths, the Primordial Weaver - Goddess of First Creation, her statue poised in tranquil authority.

Standing beneath them, Ery felt as though he were inside the very spine of the Alliance's history.

As he surveyed the hall, he noticed several gates arranged along the far walls. One smaller gate had a line of roughly fifty grand magus waiting in patient silence.

On the opposite side stood a larger, far more ornate gate. Its surface shimred with layered golden arrays, and the pressure radiating from it was noticeably stronger. Only a handful of grand magus stood before it, their expressions restrained but tense.

Curiosity stirred deeper within Ery.

He approached one of the administrator constructs stationed near the central platform.

The machine turned its crystalline gaze upon him.

"mber 18770... please state the reason for your visit."

Three options unfolded within his consciousness.

[Supre Lectures]

[Chamber of Knowledge]

[Visitation]

As the administrator elaborated, detailed information stread into his awareness.

Visitation was a formal request for temporary access into the deeper Supre Sector. Such an entry was not granted freely; it required a specific invitation or special authorization.

The Chamber of Knowledge consisted of private, rentable rooms. Each chamber preserved a fragnt of legacy left behind by a Supre- compressed law, battle insights, or even partial technique inheritances. Success within these chambers depended on one's affinity and talent. So left with only vague impressions; others, if fortunate, could grasp profound techniques.

There were over two hundred chambers available. The price varied accordingly. The most basic chamber began at 500 Palace Points for one week of access, with rarer or more specialized legacies costing significantly more.

Ery felt his anticipation deepen.

Lastly, there were the Supre Lectures.

These sessions were held behind the smaller gate where the line of grand magus now waited in disciplined silence. At regular intervals, active Supre figures would descend into the Virtual Palace to share a portion of their comprehension-sotis theory, sotis recorded battle analysis, sotis direct demonstrations of law manipulation within the virtual dium.

Attendance was open to mbers-for a price.

The fee varied depending on the stature and specialization of the Supre delivering the lecture.

The current session, scheduled to begin shortly, was to be conducted by Lord Zane - Supre General of the Azure Vanguard.

Zane was not rely a cultivator with profound mastery over the Law of

Lightning. He was an active battlefield commander who had led Alliance campaigns across contested quadrants.

The lecture would span one whole virtual day.

Cost: 100 Palace Points per participant.

For the opportunity to hear a Supre general dissect the structure of lightning law and battlefield application, it was a modest investnt.

Both the Chamber of Knowledge and the Supre Lecture stirred excitent within the group. Access to a Supre's legacy-even a fragnt-was priceless in terms of insight.

Rosia did not hesitate.

With limited Palace Points at her disposal, she chose the lecture imdiately.

Her cultivation centered on lightning, and she had spent centuries on battlefields. The chance to refine both under the guidance of a Supre

General was too valuable to delay.

"I'll attend," she said simply.

Klea pursued shortly after. Though her true interest leaned toward exploring the Chamber of Knowledge, she did not want to miss a live transmission of Supre-level lightning comprehension. The chambers would remain available later; this lecture was ti-sensitive.

The two paid their fees and stepped into the line.

As they joined the queue, Klea's gaze paused in recognition. Grand Magus Ororo-her forr academy ntor-stood among the aides assisting with the lecture preparations. Seeing master and disciple reunited in the sa hall, now as peers in pursuit of higher knowledge, brought a quiet smile to Ery.

Once Rosia and Klea entered through the smaller gate, only Ery and

Morgana remained in the central hall.

They were about to inquire further about the Chamber of Knowledge when a golden notification appeared before Ery's eyes.

[Priority ssage - Sender: Zodiac Supre]

His expression shifted imdiately.

[Co to the Supre Sector. We are waiting for you.]

One word lingered.

We.

The implication was unmistakable. This was not a private invitation from a

single Supre figure. It was a summons involving more than one. The weight of that realization pressed down on him.

Whatever awaited beyond that gate would not be ordinary.