Chapter 1930: 545 Purgatory Snake Demon
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Rheager’s ssage had sent the chat room into a frenzy.
Sif was obviously the most agitated.
She kept asking Rheager if he had successfully escaped from Glasia’s clutches.
Other mbers were also concerned about the sa question.
However, what everyone found difficult to accept was,
Rheager did not respond to their questions, and when they tried to use the spell badge to establish a private chat with him, the signal they sent seed to disappear without a trace.
At that mont,
The highly strained Matthew noticed that Rheager’s avatar in the chat room had dimd.
However, the record left before and the activated traces on the Assembly Stone were enough to prove that Rheager had indeed entered the chat room of the guilds of spells just a mont ago, but due to the short ti, he could not leave more useful information.
Although Matthew really wanted to find out what had happened imdiately,
at the mont,
he had to deal with a large number of private ssages from others, especially from Sif.
After so effort,
Matthew roughly explained to everyone that he had not yet rescued Rheager, and that Rheager’s reply might have been accidental.
Even so,
the atmosphere in the chat room was still much more heated than before.
People were sending ssages intermittently, discussing various topics, seemingly waiting in tacit understanding for Rheager’s sudden appearance.
Most people in the guilds of spells knew about Rheager’s situation and were also aware of the general background of Matthew’s mission.
Therefore, they also expressed their willingness to help in private ssages to Matthew.
This made Matthew quite moved.
It seed that no matter where, Rheager was always so well-liked.
Soon,
Matthew shifted his focus to figuring out this anomaly.
He chose to communicate with Vivien, the main promoter of the magic network and guild spells system upgrade, through a private channel.
After Matthew stated all the information he knew,
Vivien quickly replied:
“I suspect that the Soul Copper Coin at Rheager’s location and the communication network of the guilds of spells have produced so special Resonance, allowing him to connect montarily to the network itself due to his own spirituality, even without a spell badge, but also because of his unstable spirituality, he was quickly disconnected…”
“Hmm, I and Bobo upgraded the communication network on a small scale before, expanding the communication distance of the spell badge from plane level to most areas of the Multiverse.”
“This is not only an enhancent of the magic network but also a significant improvent in the communication network, which might be the basis that allowed Rheager to enter the chat room…”
“In fact, I also made certain reservations while maintaining the communication network—I’m going to Moonlight Woodland now to enhance the overall strength of the communication network, and see if I can get Rheager back online!”
Vivien was still very efficient.
Five minutes later,
she sent another ssage:
“I’ve adjusted the communication network’s signal to the highest, any signs of Rheager coming online?”
Matthew carefully monitored the communication network and eventually replied negatively.
Vivien also expressed regret.
After a brief discussion,
she proposed two possible ways for Matthew to establish contact with Rheager—
“The first option is to establish a branch of the guilds of spells in the plane where Rheager is located, we need to establish an Assembly Stone and a Magic Pool similar to Moonlight Forest, oh, the requirents for the branch are relatively lower, theoretically we could get it done in half a day.”
“After the branch is established, the Energy Level of the communication network will make a qualitative leap, and by then we will not only passively wait for Rheager to co online but also actively search for nearby units with spirituality to invite for communication.”
“As long as you’re willing to spend money, this isn’t really a rare technology or magic, only that this ‘high spirituality communication network’ is prone to a lot of static, especially once you establish the branch near a tomb or a battlefield, it’s inevitable to encounter a large number of ghosts ssing with it…”
Matthew shook his head silently after reading.
Not to ntion tearing the plane apart didn’t et the requirents for establishing a guild branch, even if it did, there was a war going on outside!
It was also unknown how long Glasia would stay here.
Half a day was already too long.
“The second thod has a higher success rate but also carries a higher risk.”
“I can set up a temporary, movable directional signal tower, which requires you or soone else to carry it, then move slowly in the area near Rheager.”
“The maximum distance might be within three hundred or five hundred ters, theoretically the closer the better, considering there’s a war breaking out over there, a signal within three hundred ters might be more stable.”
“In terms of raw materials, I think I need a ‘Honeycomb Anemone’ and a ‘Sivart Crucible’ for implenting spirituality pulse technology, both of which are quite expensive, I can only buy them temporarily from the Alliance Mall or Crucible House…”
Without hesitation, Matthew chose the second option:
“Just charge it to my account.”
Vivien was also very straightforward:
“Give fifteen minutes.”
Matthew felt a bit relieved and expressed his gratitude to Vivien.
Compared to the Genius Mage Hibbert,
Vivien’s contribution to the improvent of the guilds of spells was actually more evident.
As an academic spellcaster with a highly solid theoretical foundation.
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