I Ascend to the Divine Throne through Arcane Means Chapter 1383 - Capítulo 1383: 784: Sparring with Oriolan

Capítulo 1383: Chapter 784: Sparring with Oriolan

Kane Floating City,

As the Floating City connected with the Pan-Continent Mage Association’s Jonas City, more and more people are able to co here through the Teleportation Array.

Of course, the mages eligible to ascend to Kane Floating City are all mbers of the “Source of All Magic”.

To ascend the Pan-Continent Mage Association’s two Floating Cities, one must obtain the association’s permission.

In comparison, Kane Floating City has significantly relaxed its restrictions.

Many mages, after joining the “Source of All Magic”, choose to visit Kane Floating City through the Teleportation Array.

However, few dare to cause trouble in Kane Floating City.

On the streets of Kane Floating City, different types of Elental Magic Statues are often seen patrolling.

The terrifying concentration of Magic Power on these Elental Magic Statues instantly brings the mages to their senses.

They don’t think that these Elental Magic Statues would show rcy if they dared to cause trouble here.

As ti goes on, the developnt of the “Source of All Magic” is also improving.

According to the statistics of the Magic Intelligent Life Little Black and Minos, so far, a tenth of the mages in the Pan-Continent Mage Association have joined the “Source of All Magic”.

This number is already quite remarkable!

After all, the mages staying in the association are only a part of them, and Lis has specifically set up an assessnt to screen people.

Having so many people join the “Source of All Magic” is already quite successful.

Moreover, up to the present, there are still many people heading towards Jonas City or continuing to try to pass the assessnt.

As more and more mages join the “Source of All Magic”, the impacts are growing day by day.

Many Low-level mages view the “Source of All Magic” as their greatest opportunity.

Of course, the developnt of the “Source of All Magic” is not without hurdles.

For example, last ti, Lis wanted to promote the spread of the Magic Journal throughout the Pan-Continent Mage Association, but unfortunately, it didn’t pass the voting eting of the Legendary Council.

However, Lis also anticipated this.

Those schools definitely do not want Lis’s promotion to go so smoothly.

The faster Lis develops, the more it continuously harms their interests.

But what troubles them is that all of Lis’s actions are proclaid to be for the better future of the Pan-Continent Mage Association.

In fact, Lis is indeed doing just that.

This leaves those schools unable to target Lis openly.

Being the disciple of Stephens, the Second Councilman known as “Judgent Fla”, few are willing to confront Lis directly.

Of course, the rejection of Lis’s proposal represents the true attitude of those schools towards what Lis is doing.

Lis doesn’t believe that those schools would continue to tolerate it.

They are waiting for an opportunity.

An opportunity to completely overthrow the “Source of All Magic” in one go.

So in this period, those people remain very low-profile.

They only secretly restrict their school mages from joining the “Source of All Magic”.

However, other than those directly related to the schools, this restriction is not very effective.

If they were able to open up the school’s exclusive Knowledge to the school’s mages, it might have so effect.

But in that case, what would be the difference from the “Source of All Magic”?

Lis, of course, understands this point, so he hasn’t been in a hurry during this period.

Through the last voting eting, Lis has already gathered information on the Legendary mbers and their voting results.

It’s useless to listen to what others say; it’s necessary to observe what they’re doing.

For instance, in that voting, the “Tower of Burning Embers” voted in favor.

While the other two top-tier schools, “Lie Cocoon” and “Secret eting of Ten Thousand Forms”, opposed it.

From this, Lis can see that nearly all the Legendary mbers belonging to schools are opposed to Lis’s proposal.

However, in fact, even if those absentee Legendary mbers were excluded, so Legendary mbers still chose to abstain.

Because Lis’s proposal pertains to changes across the entire Pan-Continent Mage Association.

So council mbers are still in a wavering state.

However, in this situation, Lis doesn’t plan to directly do anything.

As long as it continues this way, the influence of the “Source of All Magic” on the entire Pan-Continent Mage Association will deepen.

At this ti, it should be those Legendary mbers belonging to various schools who cannot sit still.

Lis only needs to wait in ease for them to make a move.

Moreover, Lis is also very curious about what thod they might use to strike at him and the “Source of All Magic” in the current situation?

…

In a vast expanse, a plain as flat as an enormous green carpet, the once tranquil atmosphere is ruthlessly shattered by a surging wave of Magic Power.

This Magic Power, like a runaway horse, spreads wildly from the center of the plain to all directions.

Wherever it reaches, the air becos distorted and twisted, swept by a fierce wind.

At this mont, the sky, which was as blue as a gemstone, is instantly lit up by countless bright white teors.

These teors, like ssengers from beyond the world, with long flaming tails, descend towards the earth with a fearso, chilling montum.

Their trajectories across the sky resemble lines of death, as if aiming to completely destroy everything in this world.

Boom!

Accompanied by thunderous roars, teors fall densely like raindrops onto the earth.

The imnse impact causes the ground to tremble, like countless cataclysmic earthquakes resonating in unison.