The events occurring outside the Sphinx are naturally unknown to Reiger and his companions inside the room.
The group was deep in conversation, their faces, except for Reiger’s, showing varying degrees of amazent.
"So, in essence, you appear to be doing nothing, but in reality, you are constantly deploying a layer of spells to manipulate the space around you?"
Naisa, a genuine Magician, was the first to express her astonishnt upon learning this.
"Controlling material at the atomic level and dominating space, it’s about bringing limitless fantasy into reality. It is, in essence, a convergence of infinite series, the very ’infinite’ itself..."
lo pondered and nodded thoughtfully.
"Certainly a very powerful spell."
Though both lacked an understanding of curses, Reiger did not explain it to them. Regardless of Magic or curses, they were all composed of "arrays."
The difference was that the magic arrays forming curses were engraved in the brain, an invisible physical structure, whereas those forming Magic could be seen clearly with the naked eye—these were the so-called magic arrays.
Thus, even without Reiger explaining the matter of curses, simply stating it was an "array" allowed Naisa and lo to seamlessly integrate and understand.
Yet it was precisely because of this that they were amazed.
"It’s a very sophisticated Space Magic array." Naisa remarked with imnse curiosity, "But Space Magic is considered Void Magic manipulation, so is your grace a Void Magician as well?"
Existences like Void Magicians were extrely rare even in the Source World.
Only those possessing so trait or nature that "originally didn’t exist" could have a suitability for Void Magic, such traits being incredibly rare in any world.
Thus, Void Magicians capable of using Void Magic were few even in the Source World.
Among these few Void Magicians, those proficient in Space Magic were even fewer.
This resulted in the Source World having very few individuals skilled in Space Magic.
Reiger turned out to be one of them, and his array was so extraordinary that Naisa couldn’t help but be intrigued.
"You could say so." Reiger didn’t deny it, saying, "After all, I am an otherworldly traveler, bearing characteristics not belonging to the current world."
This trait was consistent across all worlds.
However...
"Does every otherworldly traveler have Void Magic suitability?" lo asked with so doubt, "Yet I’ve heard that not many of the saviors from previous generations have Void Magic suitability."
"Well..." Reiger shrugged, "Maybe I’m special?"
Naisa and lo did not refute this idea; instead, they nodded in agreent.
Reiger was indeed special, they felt this way even without him saying it.
To say nothing else, the re fact of his arrival with such power was unmatched by any of the past saviors.
Nonetheless... it was ultimately a good thing.
"So, as long as there are no targeted asures against you, no one can harm your grace?"
lo flashed a smile.
"That’s wonderful!" Naisa also exclaid, "With such an array protecting you, coupled with the defense of the Holy Court, even if the Abyss Demon Lord himself cos, causing harm to your grace won’t be easy."
"Not just that!" lo responded to Naisa, laughing, "Unless one possesses the ability to crack your array, even if multiple Abyss Demon Lords descend and attack you together, you can remain undefeated."
"Unless your abilities are exposed, and the Abyss finds a way to counter them, they can only dream of confronting you."
Upon hearing lo’s words, Naisa glanced aningfully at Jelina and Hilune behind Reiger.
Seeing this, Jelina and Hilune promptly expressed their stance.
"We will absolutely never reveal your grace’s abilities!"
"Yes, yes! Absolutely not!"
The statent from the two Nymph girls did not make Naisa skeptical.
After all, Nymphs were a race very close to nature.
The Source is a world aligned with light and water.
Nymphs are naturally endowed with a strong water elent suitability, which is enough to attest to their deep connection with the Source, making it impossible for them to be fond of the opposite realm—the Abyss.
Notorious for their purity, kindness, and beauty, Nymphs are guided by instincts that ensure they never betray the Source or gravitate toward the Abyss.
Therefore, the assurances from Jelina and Hilune were indeed convincing.
Regardless, Naisa couldn’t help but remind them.
"Regarding your grace’s abilities, it is a honor that your grace trusts us enough to inform us."
"Thus, we must not ntion this matter to anyone else aside from those present here."
"Including , I swear not to ntion it within the Holy Court, even if the forr Pope arrives personally."
Naisa’s words drew unanimous agreent from the other three.
Especially lo.
The princess understood well; Naisa’s admonitions were mainly directed at her.
Hence, she nodded understandingly and made her promise.
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