I Ascend to the Divine Throne through Arcane Means Chapter 1381 - 782: Commissioned Papers (Part 2)

Even when they were crossing the vast plains in front of the Mage Tower of the [Source of All Magic], they could see many others, just like before, closing their eyes and slowly walking towards the Mage Tower, undergoing the examination.

"Seeing them is like seeing ourselves from a few days ago."

Nelson observed the people around them and remarked with so emotion.

"Indeed, and fortunately, we didn’t miss this opportunity back then."

"Joining the [Source of All Magic] a day earlier ans enjoying that Wisdom Library a day earlier."

Upon hearing his friend’s words, Cole nodded in agreent.

For them, coming from poor family backgrounds, such opportunities were even more precious.

Of course, within the Pan-Continent Mage Association, the situation for most mid and low-tier mages was similar to theirs.

So, the ergence of the [Source of All Magic] opened a whole new door for people like them.

And as for Councilman Lis, who brought all this about, they naturally held feelings of gratitude and respect.

It was because of the presence of the [Source of All Magic] that they felt there truly was a Legendary Crown who cared about their current plight.

While in the midst of this, the entire association seed like a stagnant pool of water unchanged for hundreds of years, where they could only strive hard to earn hope for improvent.

But likewise, many mages were also speculating, having disrupted the status quo maintained by those schools within the association, how long could the [Source of All Magic] be sustained?

It is precisely because of this, many mages, even if they couldn’t pass the examination, would participate again after a brief rest.

For them, there was no better opportunity than this.

The attention sparked by the [Source of All Magic] within the Pan-Continent Mage Association was increasingly sensational, but for mid and low-tier mages, they didn’t care about that.

They only hoped to seize this opportunity that would allow them to take another step forward on their path.

Cole and Nelson were such people.

The two did not waste ti, after eating sothing simple on the road, they went directly to the library to prepare for today’s reading ti.

If they could, they wouldn’t even want to leave the library, they would rather stay there permanently.

However, long periods of reading magic books consud the mages’ ntal energy.

Therefore, each mage’s ti spent in the Wisdom Library could not exceed one day.

If they exceeded the ti, the library’s magic intelligence would remind them, and violators would have their access to the library restricted.

The magic books in the library could not be taken out.

Therefore, each mage would rest well after leaving to regain their spirit before returning to the library.

Just when Cole and Nelson found the magic books they hadn’t finished before and were ready to continue reading, a figure appeared in front of them.

"Hello!"

?

Cole and Nelson heard the voice, puzzled, and looked up.

Everyone in the Wisdom Library seized their ti to read, unwilling to waste even a mont.

So, even though a considerable number of mages gathered in the library, few engaged in conversation.

After all, the use of spells was prohibited in the library; to experint on their thoughts, one had to go to the practice field outside the library.

They had been in the library for days and hadn’t t anyone else from the [Source of All Magic]?

Who ca looking for them?

The two raised their heads and saw an extrely familiar figure standing before them.

"Lord Lis!"

Cole and Nelson were shocked, hurriedly stood up, and respectfully saluted the person in front of them.

"It’s alright, sit down!"

Lis smiled at the two, telling them.

Cole and Nelson exchanged a glance, then sat down sowhat uneasily.

Why did this Legendary Crown suddenly appear before them?

By the end of the first day, Cole and Nelson had already realized that it was this Legendary Crown who guided them in the city.

No wonder, at that ti, with just a few simple words, the other person opened the door to Space Magic for him.

This was also quite a rare opportunity for them.

However, since then, this Legendary Crown hadn’t co looking for them again.

It was obvious that it was just a chance encounter in the city that day.

Even if the two of them were outstanding students with excellent grades at Jonas Magic Academy, it ant nothing in front of this Legendary Crown.

Of course, after learning of Lis’s true identity, they had so fantasies, but they quickly stopped thinking about it.

Instead of pinning their hopes on such illusory things, it was better to read a few more magic books.

Now it was different from before. With the Wisdom Library of the [Source of All Magic], the road ahead had smoothened significantly.

As they sat down, Cole noticed a layer of faint white shimring shield surrounded them.

It seed that because of this layer of isolation, the surrounding people hadn’t noticed the changes here.

Lis looked at the sowhat restrained Cole and Nelson, and with a smile said:

"I didn’t expect the two I t on my first day visiting Jonas City would join the [Source of All Magic]."

"So, how does it feel to be in the [Source of All Magic]?"

"....It’s certainly great."

"We all thank Lord Lis for offering us and all mages such enormous help."

After a mont of silence, Nelson took the initiative to say.

"That’s good."

Lis nodded with a smile and then said:

"In fact, this kind of help is mutual."

"I’ve always believed that sealing would only lead to backwardness; knowledge only sparks the fla of wisdom through exchange and communication."

"I hope that after you grasp this knowledge, you can bring new surprises to , to the [Source of All Magic], to the Magic Domain."

Faced with Lis’s encouragent, Cole and Nelson nodded repeatedly.

Subsequently, Cole did not know what to do, so he sat in his seat with restraint.

anwhile, Nelson, usually eloquent, was stunned, not knowing what to say.

Before this, they had never interacted with an esteed Legendary Strongman!

"Haha, there’s no need to be so nervous."

Lis smiled at the two little mages and continued:

"Actually, I ca over this ti because I have a task for you two to do."

"Lord Lis, please instruct us!"

Cole and Nelson exchanged a glance and said seriously:

"Although we two are of average strength, we will surely do our best for anything you instruct!"

"Don’t worry, I believe you two can certainly do it."

Lis nodded, and a few Magic Journals appeared in his hand, which he waved at the two:

"You should have read these Magic Journals already, right?"

"Yes."

Cole nodded and then embarrassingly said:

"It’s just... I can only understand a small part of it."

"Haha, naturally."

Lis shook his head, smiled, and said:

"If you could understand it all, you would be very close to a legend."

"In fact, the papers recorded in these Magic Journals cover topics that start from the Bronze Rank and extend across the Domain above legends."

"Of course, the Magic Journals I prepared naturally can’t just have providing the papers."

"High-level magic knowledge is fine, but these Magic Journals also need to include content for low-levels."