I Ascend to the Divine Throne through Arcane Means Chapter 1375 - 779: Cole’s Shock (Part 2)

A significant amount of extraordinary knowledge differs from those Magic Books Cole had previously read; unlike them, it doesn’t straightforwardly narrate the contents, disregarding whether the reader understands.

The extraordinary knowledge recorded in the "Nature" magic... journal is presented with more tangible explanations as it describes.

However, even so, Cole found many parts hard to understand.

Are these all the works of Senator Lis?

Just as Cole was about to continue reading, others started entering the hall behind him.

These people glanced at Cole with so surprise; they didn’t expect the first to pass the test wasn’t a Golden Mage.

They didn’t say much, just gave him a look and went straight to the Black Cat to register.

Noticing this situation, Cole thought for a mont, put everything in his hands away, and headed up to the second floor of the Mage Tower.

According to the information recorded in the badge, the second floor of the Mage Tower is the Library of the Source of All Magic.

Currently, Cole was very interested in these so-called journals in his hands and decided to find a place to finish reading them first.

As for his friend Yueson, surely he wouldn’t fail the test, right?

Cole went directly to the second floor of the Mage Tower and was imdiately stunned.

This library... was beyond Cole’s imagination.

An endless space unfolded before his eyes, with towering bookshelves as far as the eye could see, standing like silent and steadfast guards, neatly lined up, making it impossible to see the library’s boundaries.

Each bookshelf was crafted from a kind of black wood that emitted a gentle sheen, with intricate and profound patterns. The shelves were densely packed with all kinds of books, varying in size and shape.

So book covers were inlaid with brilliant gemstones, sparkling with colorful light under faint illumination; so were shrouded in a faint magical mist, mysterious and unfathomable...

And those tiny lights were the unique markers of these magic books.

The entire library was perated with a subtle, almost imperceptible magical aura, interwoven with the unique scent of calming incense, forming a unique and charming fragrance.

So many... are magic books?

Cole was montarily stunned.

Before this, neither the Jonas Magic Academy nor the Pan-Continent Mage Association’s public library had such an exaggerated scene.

Even the association’s library only offered lower-level magic knowledge in its public magic books, requiring a price to understand higher-rank knowledge.

Furthermore, like those exclusive knowledge of various schools, except by joining the corresponding school, it was impossible to obtain.

Does the Source of All Magic really have so many magic books?

Cole’s heart suddenly burned with enthusiasm.

No wonder Senator Lis, who controls the Floating City!

Seeing these nurous magic books before him, Cole wished he could redeem all these magic books imdiately.

Joining the Source of All Magic was indeed the right choice!

Seeing those magic books, Cole couldn’t hold back any longer.

He picked up the badge, intending to check the requirents for redeeming the qualifications to borrow these magic books.

This badge was given along with joining the Source of All Magic, and according to the Black Cat’s introduction, it’s possible to connect to the Black Cat’s intelligent subsystem within the influence range of the Mage Tower for assistance.

The main body of this badge was silver, with a book icon in the center surrounded by a ring of leaf patterns.

And above the book icon was a hollow golden star.

From his conversation with the Black Cat earlier, Cole knew this badge represented him as an initial mber of the Source of All Magic.

This is the rank division in the Source of All Magic, isn’t it?

Having just joined the Source of All Magic, there were many things Cole still didn’t understand.

Finding a place to sit down, Cole cald his mind and began to use the badge to view the related regulations of the Source of All Magic.

Since he joined the Source of All Magic, Cole certainly wouldn’t miss such a great opportunity.

Fully understanding the rules of the Source of All Magic would help him grow better in the school.

According to the information recorded in the badge, the rank division for mbers of the Source of All Magic was straightforward.

Starting from the initial mber, it ascends from One-star Arcanist, Two-star Arcanist, Three-star Arcanist... to Nine-star Arcanist and even Great Arcanist.

Isn’t Arcanist a special profession?

How did it directly beco the standard for rank division in the Source of All Magic?

Cole found the rank division a bit incomprehensible but didn’t mind too much.

Perhaps it was Senator Lis’s preference?

Cole continued reading.

To ascend from an initial mber to a One-star Arcanist and higher ranks, it wasn’t based on strength but primarily on arcane points.

Only by reaching the corresponding rank in arcane points and passing certain assessnts could one ascend to a higher rank.

Arcane points?

The contribution of the Source of All Magic?

Cole was a bit curious.

So, does redeeming more magic books also relate to these so-called arcane points?

According to the introduction in the badge rules, the primary sources of arcane points were completing guild assignnts and... publishing articles in the school journal?

Huh?

School journal?

Confronted with this sowhat special term, Cole instantly thought of the journal "Nature" he had just glanced through.

Does it an, besides Senator Lis’s "papers," others can also publish related articles in this so-called journal?

It seems sowhat like the regularly provided intelligence summaries by the rcenary Guild?

Cole frowned, recalling previous experiences.

So the so-called "journal" is published periodically?

Unable to figure out this so-called "journal," Cole turned his attention to the library’s related information.

Anyway, those who can produce magic books are the top-tier mages, which has nothing to do with him as a re Silver Mage.

Cole was more concerned with how he could obtain more spell knowledge.

He quickly found the borrowing regulations of the library.

-----------------

Source of All Magic Library Rules:

1. mbers of the Source of All Magic can borrow magic books corresponding to their rank authority.

2. Borrowed magic books may not be taken out of the Source of All Magic Library, but copying and other recording behaviors are not prohibited.

3. To borrow magic books beyond rank authority, approval from Magic Intelligent Life is required.

-----------------

Reading these three short managent rules, Cole was sowhat caught off guard.

He looked back and forth and didn’t find any contribution requirents needed for redeeming magic books.

What... is going on?

Is it the so-called mber rank that restricts the borrowing of magic books?

Then, as an initial mber now, wouldn’t he be unable to borrow many?

Cole looked regretfully at the countless magic books on the shelves ahead, at a loss for words.

So, completing guild assignnts is the only way?

He didn’t know how difficult these assignnts were, just whether he, as a Silver Mage, had the ability to complete them.

With this thought, Cole helplessly opened the list of books he could currently borrow.

Regardless, let’s borrow a few and have a look first.

However, he guessed there wouldn’t be many precious magic books.

At that mont, a long list of magic book titles appeared before his eyes, so much so that it couldn’t all be displayed at once.

What is this?

Cole was a bit surprised and quickly checked it out.