I Ascend to the Divine Throne through Arcane Means Chapter 1355: 771: What Is the Source of All Magic?

Chapter 1355: Chapter 771: What Is the Source of All Magic?

In the Legendary Council,

for a mont, everyone turned their gaze toward Lis, who had stood up.

Isn’t it?

You proposed the motion yourself, and no one opposed it, so why did you stand up voluntarily?

Opposing yourself?

The Legendary mbers fell silent, even those who had good relations with Lis.

They wanted to see what Lis, who had just joined the Legendary Council, intended to do.

“Councilman Lis…”

Minos’s voice rang out, but the pause revealed the confusion of this Magic Intelligent Life at the mont.

It had been hosting the voting etings of the Legendary Council and had never encountered such a situation.

However, according to the Legendary Council’s rules, there really was no regulation prohibiting a council mber from raising objections.

Even if the target of the objection was the council mber himself.

At that mont, a voice directly rang out in Lis’s mind.

“Councilman Lis…”

Recognizing the familiar voice, Lis quickly realized it was Minos, the Magic Intelligent Life hosting the eting.

What was going on, the Magic Intelligent Life hosting the eting would initiate a secret dialogue with him?

Lis was puzzled.

From the intelligence he had gathered earlier, it was ntioned that the two Magic Intelligent Lives of Floating City were completely neutral entities.

They would obey the council mbers, but only within the scope of the Legendary mber’s authority.

And during the eting, all participating Legendary mbers lost their Transcendent abilities and beca like ordinary people.

Even communication between each other could only be achieved through dialogue.

This led many mbers to directly argue during the eting, and so peculiar individuals would even attack others intentionally.

In this special space, physical altercations could only cause a bit of pain, without any negative impacts.

Magic Intelligent Life always refrained from involving itself in the actions of the mbers.

Why was Minos communicating with him at this mont?

Noticing Lis’s surprise, Minos’s voice continued:

“Councilman Lis, please don’t feel surprised.”

“According to the orders of Third Speaker Tarinda, I will provide you with any assistance within the allowable range of the rules.”

“I don’t know what you want to do, but if needed, you can communicate with .”

“However, according to Third Speaker’s orders, the help I provide must not be detected by other council mbers, please forgive .”

So it was at the request of Third Speaker!

Lis nodded slightly.

No wonder, as Third Speaker of the Association, Tarinda indeed had the authority to directly instruct Magic Intelligent Life.

It seems she noticed what I was planning, so Magic Intelligent Life Minos inford in advance.

But it can’t be detected by other council mbers…

Such a restriction ans Minos’s assistance is quite limited.

Yet there’s no way around it; Tarinda clearly doesn’t want others to know she has returned to the Association.

With her presence, no matter how hard Lis tries, he can’t stir up the stagnant waters of the Pan-Continent Mage Association.

So with ulterior motives will cautiously hide themselves, unwilling to openly oppose the Association’s Third Speaker.

“Can you help change the voting outco directly?”

Lis asked Minos in his mind.

“I’m sorry, Councilman Lis, I cannot do that.”

There was an apologetic tone in Minos’s voice.

Due to the private nature of the communication, Magic Intelligent Life Minos seed to express more genuine emotion.

“I can inform you in advance of the agenda of each voting eting, adjust the allocation of resources for you ‘flexibly’, and other such tasks.”

Hearing Minos’s voice, a flash of insight struck Lis, and he imdiately asked:

“Then, can I know the identity of all council mbers present and their voting results on each proposal, even those whose figures are concealed by fog, is that achievable?”

The results of each vote are not public, and only Magic Intelligent Life Minos can tally the votes.

Since votes are cast by raising hands, a seemingly primitive thod, the choices of those whose figures are not hidden would be known to others.

However, those who use fog to conceal their figures, as long as they don’t reveal their identity verbally, others naturally won’t know their voting choices.

Each vote affects certain people’s interests, so many mbers use their mber Badge privileges to hide their figures if they wish to target soone without drawing attention.

Yet under such circumstances, while it might deceive others, it’s certainly not hidden from Minos, the host.

“…No problem.”

Minos’s voice resounded again, seemingly after a decision.

“If you wish, after the conclusion of each voting council, I will pass the relevant situation to you.”

“Alright, also prepare a detailed dossier of all mbers and schools to hand over to .”

Lis continued, intending to utilize this convenience.

“No problem.”

This ti, Minos’s response ca much faster.

The reason Lis wanted to know other mbers’ choices during voting was that it represented their most authentic stance.

Especially those concealing their figures with fog, and mbers voting on behalf of others as representatives of the schools.

This would allow Lis to distinguish friend from foe more easily and infer the true thoughts of so mbers.