I Ascend to the Divine Throne through Arcane Means Chapter 1524 - 850: Clues to the World Rune

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"That’s right."

Facing Lis’s inquiry, Alvis’s gaze revealed a deep sense of regret.

However, he still smiled at Lis, showing no sign of reluctance.

Lis could not believe that Alvis had entrusted him with such a precious item.

You should know that this was Alvis’s own record of the Enthronent Ceremony, an invaluable experience for anyone preparing or wanting to attempt such a ceremony.

Generally speaking, no one would disclose the scenes of their Enthronent Ceremony to others.

Because during the Enthronent Ceremony, all of one’s secrets would inevitably be exposed.

It was akin to standing naked in front of others.

If malicious people had their way, they might target one’s weaknesses.

If the Enthronent Ceremony failed to break through, naturally, there would be nothing, but if it succeeded, then one would face enemies of Divine Rank.

Any slight carelessness could trigger a chain of consequences.

For Alvis, giving Lis the dragon scale containing such crucial information was enough to demonstrate his sincerity.

For Lis, this dragon scale with significant insights about the Enthronent Ceremony held imnse importance.

He could feel that this dragon scale contained not just scenes from Alvis’s Enthronent Ceremony but also Alvis’s personal experiences during it.

To Lis, this is virtually priceless, sothing that cannot be asured by treasures.

Such knowledge related to the Enthronent Ceremony was sothing Lis could hardly obtain from elsewhere.

If one successfully ascends and becos a divine being, they wouldn’t share such knowledge with others.

Even their most loyal followers would be treated the sa.

If the ceremony fails, death would ensue, with no opportunity to pass on their enlightennt.

Cases like Alvis’s are truly one in a million.

Lis even suspected that the Platinum Dragon God didn’t have this ability, and that Alvis survived largely due to his own uniqueness.

Knowledge regarding the Enthronent Ceremony was not sothing Lis could obtain from Mr. Stephens.

After all, Mr. Stephens lacked such experience.

And as for the Church of the Gods, it was even less likely.

Even if the relationship between the two sides were good, such knowledge concerning the very foundation of their divine beings is crucial and significant.

No matter how much Lis sacrificed, he wouldn’t be able to obtain it.

Lis had never imagined he could acquire such precious knowledge before.

He did not stand on ceremony but directly accepted the golden dragon scale in front of him, sincerely looking at Alvis and said:

"Thank you for your gift; I will cherish this precious knowledge."

"If I have enough strength in the future, I will do my utmost to assist you."

Lis made a solemn promise to Alvis without hesitation.

In fact, the gift from Alvis was crucial and important for Lis, who was perfecting the Ascension Technique.

In so sense, it was even more significant than the Divine Artifact [Pastom’s Stomach], which Lis had just obtained for the purpose of improving the Ascension Technique.

After all, [Pastom’s Stomach] could only serve as a reference for Lis in exploring divine mysteries, whereas the knowledge Alvis gave him was almost the sa as experiencing an Enthronent Ceremony firsthand.

Despite the differences between his and Alvis’s Enthronent Ceremonies, Lis truly recognized many critical aspects.

"I hope it helps you."

Alvis nodded at Lis, smiling as he said:

"I can only offer you this much assistance now. My treasure has been exhausted during the Enthronent Ceremony, and I lack the energy and mood to gather gold coins and gemstones."

"This is very important to ."

"In any case, thank you for your generosity."

Lis shook his head and earnestly said.

"The tallic Dragon Clan will forever be your friend."

Alvis looked at Lis, nodded, and said:

"Moreover, there’s another gift to give to you."

"Please tell ?"

Upon hearing this, Lis looked at Alvis with so surprise.

Knowledge about the Enthronent Ceremony was already precious. If Alvis had saved this for last, could it be even more important?

Alvis did not answer directly but gently waved his hand.

An illusory scene appeared before Lis.

It was a dense forest forgotten by ti, seemingly carved by the God of Nature’s hand.

Towering trees with thick trunks requiring several people to embrace stood in a proud posture on this secluded and vast land.

The canopy intertwined, forming a green do that blocked out the sky, with sunlight only filtering through the gaps, casting a dappled mosaic on the forest floor, adding layers of mystery and tranquility to the deep forest.

Beyond the forest, the scene was markedly different.

A desolate wilderness, like a scar abandoned by ti, exposed the barren and bleak land.

Here, the wind was the only frequent visitor, with a biting chill, wandering recklessly across the vast earth, swirling up dust yet rarely bringing signs of life.

Occasionally, one or two lost animals hurried by, leaving a few lonely cries before disappearing at the horizon, as if silently protesting this dead silence.