I Ascend to the Divine Throne through Arcane Means Chapter 1357 - 772: Preparation and Application

Mysterious palace,

With Minos’ announcent, the voting session of this Legendary Council of the Pan-Continent Mage Association has finally concluded.

For many council mbers, this voting eting could be considered quite "exciting."

Compared to the previously dull, routine voting sessions, this eting truly brought "surprises" to many mbers.

Of course, these surprises all ca from the newly joined mber of the Legendary Council, Lis Kain!

His announcent of establishing the new ideology [Source of All Magic] indeed brought a fresh shock to many council mbers.

So dismissed Lis’s announcent as nothing more than the wishful thinking of a young man;

So were silent about Lis’s announcent, seemingly pondering its implications.

But everyone undeniably acknowledged that Lis’s declaration indeed brought a completely different change to the Legendary Council.

It’s as if the long-sealed castle was violently opened by Lis, and invigorating air rushed directly inside.

Although many are unclear whether Lis will ultimately realize his audacious declaration, it has already made many realize Lis’s extraordinariness.

There is more interest in his establishnt of the [Source of All Magic] ideology.

Even though Lis issued a declaration that challenged the entire Legendary Council, the subsequent vote was unanimously passed.

No matter Lis’s actions, he indeed stands on the stance of wanting to lead the entire Legendary Council and even the Pan-Continent Mage Association to beco better.

In this situation, even if so have opposing views, they won’t openly confront Lis.

Looking at it truly, wouldn’t it just an voluntarily stepping up to be the stubborn obstacles hindering the developnt of the Pan-Continent Mage Association ntioned in Lis’s declaration?

Those who beco Legendary Mages aren’t rely foolish, and they naturally wouldn’t confront Lis at this ti.

Besides, those who witnessed Lis’s declaration are more curious about what he will do next?

Will he, as ntioned in his declaration, truly disclose all spell knowledge without compensation?

Will he, as ntioned in his declaration, truly bring out more precious magical resources and pass them to Mages below Legendaries?

Or, is Lis trying to use such declarations to compete for materials with other Legends and ideologies under moral circumstances?

After Lis announced such a matter, the atmosphere of the entire eting turned dull.

All mbers whispered privately, with hardly anyone interested in other proposals announced by Minos.

Among them, many looked at Lis with complex expressions, including Oriolan beside Lis.

In fact, Oriolan belongs to the Star Ring, which is Lis’s ally.

But among those struck by Lis earlier, the Star Ring couldn’t be absent.

Although sowhat downtrodden, Oriolan said little more.

The reason Lis ca to the Pan-Continent Mage Association was due to his invitation to the Kane Floating City.

Still in the capacity of the Third Speaker!

Moreover, in prior communication between Oriolan and Lis, there was no indication of Lis having such thoughts.

Oriolan vaguely guessed that Lis’s actions might have been suggested by the Third Speaker Tarinda.

If that’s truly the case, then no matter how audacious Lis’s declaration is, Oriolan thinks it doesn’t matter.

Initially, Lis was the student of the Second Speaker [Judgent Fla] Stephens, and on top of having indications from the Third Speaker Tarinda.

With two firm supports from the Speakers behind him, Lis seemingly has free reign in the association?

Unless the First Speaker Osiris personally steps forward to veto Lis, Oriolan can’t think of anyone else who could stop Lis’s actions.

Of course, Oriolan certainly won’t share these guesses with others.

No matter the truth, Lis was invited over by the Third Speaker Tarinda.

He certainly doesn’t want to offend the Third Speaker.

However, Oriolan also made up his mind.

No matter what Lis does, the Star Ring must follow.

It seems audacious and illusory, but is actually a sure-win choice that Oriolan certainly won’t miss.

If Lis truly intends to dismantle all ideologies, as the leader, Oriolan also intends not to resist.

Since resistance is futile, he might as well lie down early and enjoy.

Lis naturally doesn’t know Oriolan has already decided to be the "trailblazer." His focus is still on the just-concluded voting eting.

Frankly, this so-called voting eting of the Legendary Council indeed surprised him sowhat.

It was fundantally different from what he had previously imagined.

Because he found that this so-called voting indeed grants every mber equal voting rights.

If that truly were the case, then although the three major top schools in the association possess over ten Legendary mbers each, they still differ in number from the total nearly two hundred Legendary mbers in the council.

Logically, in such situations, it’s hard for the three major top schools to control most resources in the association through the Legendary Council.

For instance, a couple of schools like Star Ring, or seven or eight ordinary schools, strictly from the voting right perspective could match a top school.

Yet their resource occupation disparity with top schools is greater than this ratio.

And during the process of voting etings, and subsequently from the specific voting results handed to Lis by Magic Intelligent Life Minos, Lis observed nurous mbers and schools consistently aligned with the three major top schools’ voting outcos.