I Ascend to the Divine Throne through Arcane Means Chapter 109: 108: Impact Diffusion

Chapter 109: Chapter 108: Impact Diffusion

“This is because the Fire Elent Law already exists, so my alteration of the Fire Elent is temporary and will soon be dissolved,” Fran patiently explained to Lis:

“Therefore, long ago, Arcanists hypothesized that only by completely recreating a new world law could such a change be permanently stabilized, much like when the Gaia World was initially ford.”

“It’s the goal many Arcanists work toward, but so far, no Arcanist has been able to achieve it, so it remains a hypothesis to this day.”

“However, this is still far off for you, Lis; what you need to do now is learn and accumulate.”

“You must quickly master the Elental Rules and then the Foundation Principles.”

“Yes, Mr. Stephens.”

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Fran looked at the gifted disciple sitting before him, finding Lis’s talent and perceptiveness even better than he expected, and couldn’t help but give a word of caution:

“Starting from now, co to every morning, and you can use the second-floor laboratory in the workshop whenever you like; if there’s anything you don’t understand, you can co to .”

“While researching the Elental Rules, don’t completely set aside the developnt of exclusive arcane studies either; the two complent each other.”

“Yes!”

While heading upstairs, Lis had noticed that the second floor of the First Magic Workshop was like Master Daher’s Fifth Magic Workshop, relatively ordinary compared to a research lab.

But this was only relative to the personal labs of Legendary Mages; the standard labs of the First Magic Workshop were already much better than Bernie’s lab on the third floor of the Fifth Magic Workshop, probably not far off from Yousef’s exclusive lab.

Is this the handiwork of a Legendary Mage?

Loved it!

With such a great opportunity, Lis of course seized it.

“By the way, have you been studying Magic Rune with Yousef?” Fran seed to suddenly rember sothing and asked Lis.

“Yes, I previously studied Magic Rune and Enchantnt with Master Daher,” Lis honestly replied, unsure why his teacher suddenly asked this.

“Hmm, that’s very helpful for your progress. As an Arcanist, it’s important to draw from various sources of knowledge. Learning Magic Rune will greatly assist you in mastering the Elental Rules. Yousef is quite capable; learn as much as you can from him.”

“Understood, teacher.”

Lis would have continued to learn Magic Rune and Enchantnt even without Fran ntioning it; they were incredibly practical skills after all.

“Let’s go to the lab and see how well you’ve mastered it so far.”

Fran stood up and led Lis to the laboratory, ready to start this morning’s instruction.

—————–

While Lis was beginning his arcane studies with “Judgent Fla,”

Bright City, Feis Royal Palace.

The old King Morton Fis stood by the window, lost in thought.

“Your Majesty.”

Duke Hade entered and bowed to the old king, wondering why he had been urgently summoned to the Royal Palace today.

There hadn’t been any significant news recently, had there?

“Fusis, you’ve arrived!”

Morton handed Fusis Hard a piece of paper filled with intelligence, motioning him to read it before discussing it.

Fusis received the docunt, puzzled, as it contained little information apart from a single sentence:

“Lis Kain has been taken as a disciple by ‘Judgent Fla’ Fran Stephens.”

“This?”

Fusis looked at the king in shock, struggling to believe it.

What was going on? Was this the sa Lis he had t just a few days ago, now a disciple of a Legendary Mage?

Incredible!

“Fusis, I want to know why Lis was taken as a disciple by ‘Judgent Fla’?”

Morton Fis said gravely:

“Is it because of so special reason, or because Viscount Kane’s talent has already attracted the attention of the Legendary Mage?”

Fusis imdiately understood His Majesty’s implication.

If it were due to so special reason, it would have been one thing, but if it were because Lis’s talent had attracted the eye of the Legendary Mage, it almost signified that Fran Stephens believed Lis could potentially break through to the Legendary Domain.

It should be noted that the Kingdom had recomnded many disciples to this Legendary Mage before, and without exception, all were rejected.

“Your Majesty, do you an for to inquire or test the waters?”

Duke Hade’s expression also beca serious as he respectfully asked.

The old king pondered for a mont, shook his head at Fusis, and said:

“No matter the reason, he is already a disciple of a Legendary Mage, and these tests are completely unnecessary.”

“Rather, I do hope Lis truly possesses the talent to beco a Legendary Mage.”

A smile appeared on the King’s face.

“Um…”

Fusis was montarily stunned, frozen in place.

“If Lis can break through to the legend in the future, and with my daughter Taya, even if I am no longer here, Feis Kingdom should be able to prosper indefinitely.”

Morton thought sowhat contentedly and turned to Fusis, saying:

“Now that you know, keep it understated on the Kingdom’s end. Don’t let too many people know.”

“As for Lis, the Kingdom needs to show more goodwill. I will leave this matter to you.”

“Yes, Your Majesty.”

…

Gedo Street, a hidden manor.

Second Prince Yatean was dealing with state affairs today and had co to the study here.

With the Sacrificial Festival drawing ever closer, Yatean spent increasingly more ti here, apparently the only way to alleviate so of the pressure he felt.

After all, leading the assassination of Kingdom Nobles, once discovered, even being the Second Prince would not save him from irreversible doom.

While Yatean was perusing the reports on the desk, the study door was knocked on.

Upon Yatean’s permission, an attendant entered and placed a piece of correspondence in front of Yatean, respectfully saying:

“This is a letter sent from the Royal Palace for you.”

“Hmm.”

After waving the attendant out, Yatean picked up the envelope and glanced at it.

It indeed was an official letter from the Royal Palace. Why didn’t they notify when I was there this morning, but are sending it now?

Yatean found it odd, but still opened the envelope.

“Notification from the Royal Magic Academy, Lis Kain has been taken as a disciple by ‘Judgent Fla’ Fran Stephens.”

Yatean confird the information on the letter repeatedly with an expressionless face, took a deep breath, and stood by the window.

His expression inscrutable, who knew what the Second Prince was thinking about.

…

The sa letter was delivered to the Gedo Street adventure team villa.

Ya’er glanced at the letter in her hand, thought for a mont, and directly threw it into her storage ring, pushing the matter to the back of her mind.

From her experience, a letter from the Royal Palace was definitely not good news. It was probably another call to endure the old king’s nagging.

Better out of sight, out of mind. If sothing really happened, she would just claim she forgot to read it.

After all, she really hadn’t opened it!

…

Although the news surfaced much later, in the following days, it gradually spread among the upper echelons of Bright City.

This Viscount Lis Kain also gradually beca the focus of discussions at many gatherings.