[Assessnt indicates that the contractual target is under severe life threat, user protection is temporarily lifted, it is estimated that without escalation in combat and absence of dical personnel for rescue, they will survive another 7 minutes and 26 seconds!]
It's better to die sooner than later, huh, that's pretty smart... Lynn mused to himself inwardly.
[Of the fifty-three users currently connected to the magic network, none have completely surpassed the current ntal level of the contractual user.]
The alert from the AI once again caused Lynn to pause montarily, and only after having 071 pull up an analysis on Harrov's 'user', did he suddenly realize that this Legendary Councilman's spiritual power rating was on the sa tier as the six-ring Great Wizard Anthony...
Only his computing power was far greater than Anthony's!
This discovery surprised Lynn considerably, and it took him a good while to suddenly realize that these rankings were, after all, determined by humans!
From one ring to seven rings, from an official Wizard to a Legendary Wizard, the division of these ranks and even the thods for advancent had been figured out by the Wizards step by step.
If they wished, they could also distinguish between a Junior First-Ring Wizard and a Senior First-Ring Wizard, and subdivide into countless other levels...
Previously, between each major level, there were very clear marks, such as official Wizards being able to use Magic Mimicry on elents, Great Wizards being capable of manipulating tal elents and constructing domains, and so on...
Could it be that the ntal level of a Great Wizard has already reached its limit, and any further increase would only be quantitative rather than qualitative?
Lynn contemplated this in his mind, but soon dismissed the speculation, because the pseudo-god Ailoke was an excellent counterexample, whose strength was much greater than theirs and on a completely different level.
After thinking it over, Lynn once again spoke up in his mind.
"071, based on the previous battle, can you analyze the status of Edwell and that pseudo-god?"
[Target Edwell, initial life signs weak, after resurrection, no clear life signs. Target Ailoke, unknown entity, Strong Energy Body, extrely dangerous.]
"So you're saying Edwell might not be human, and Ailoke is definitely not human?" Lynn said in surprise, quickly recalling Edwell's incredible feats during the battle, such as being able to survive even when his body was severed by lasers, or mysteriously appearing and disappearing, even easily evading detection.
[Assessnt, both entities' life and ntal levels surpass the contractual target...]
This ti Lynn was not just surprised, but utterly shocked. The analysis by the AI was completely beyond his expectations, so much so that he wondered if the device was malfunctioning due to lack of maintenance.
Ailoke was one thing, but even Edwell's ntal level exceeded theirs?
That shouldn't be possible. Edwell, while powerful, was still manageable after Lynn harnessed the computing power of the magic network, and had no solution to the electron-scavenging property of chlorotrifluoride, not necessarily proving to be more formidable than Counciln like Harrov.
Lynn's brow furrowed deeply, lost in thought.
Although Harrov and Edwell were both called legends and possessed combat power beyond that of a Great Wizard, their states seed distinctly different.
"Strong Energy Body..." Lynn murmured to himself, this was the AI's designation for Ailoke, perhaps implying that Ailoke had forsaken physical form and existed in the form of an energy being.
Reminded by Pearce, he had already noticed that all of Ailoke's Divine Arts surpassing the level of a cardinal were relying on "Divine Words" and the expanded domain of the Divine Kingdom.
Clearly, this was not entirely the power Ailoke possessed of himself…
Countless doubts flickered through Lynn's mind, but the relevant information was too scant. Currently, as rely a Fourth Ring Grand Wizard, Lynn was still a considerable distance from legendary status and couldn't analyze much useful information.
Perhaps he could try to worm out so words from a few of the Legendary Counciln in the upcoming discussion to see if they were privy to so inside information…
Lynn took out two previously crafted "Rings of Secret Magic," ticulously packaged them, and then summoned Ailoke to personally deliver these items to the two counciln.
Ailoke took the two rings and then, expressing his concern, asked, "Headmaster, how is your injury healing? According to Master Heins' prediction, it should start to improve in the next couple of days."
"It has gotten a bit better, but it will probably take another four or five days to fully recover," Lynn replied with a glint in his eye. It would be better for the timing of his injury recovery and the convening of the legendary seminar to not coincide too closely.
…
At dusk, in a large courtyard of the royal palace, a group of counciln had gathered. They had already received the ssage through the rings—the eting ti was set for midnight tonight!
While the assembly could theoretically be held anywhere by projecting the spirit-imbued magic power of the ring bearers into a special space using the "Rings of Secret Magic,"
Harrov had still specifically summoned both of them to emphasize to Aurora and Vittorio that if, during the discussion, they encountered any theories or concepts they completely didn't understand, they should try not to make it too obvious. They could co back and discuss these matters slowly later.
The most important thing was not to disgrace the face of Wizard Land!
"Is that Secret Magic Society really as miraculous as you say it is?" asked Vittorio, his face unchanging as he spoke. They were all legendary wizards, and even if their areas of expertise differed, there shouldn't be such a knowledge gap…
Without going into a lengthy explanation, Harrov playfully said, "I suppose you've already examined that ring of secret magic, haven't you? So, how did it go, were you able to break it?"
Vittorio laughed awkwardly, his discomfort apparent. As a legendary alchemist, he was extrely interested in the alchemical creations used for communication among the mbers of the Secret Magic Society!
The Ring of Secret Magic was ordinary and nothing special. Its design was sothing he could replicate with a single glance, but when he attempted to study magic power transmission and use the ssages sent by the other party to reverse-locate them, he encountered a major obstacle.
The frequency of the magic power used for communication was changing almost every minute and second. He had fussed with it all afternoon and hadn't been able to discern any pattern, let alone break it!
From this point alone, the Secret Magic Society truly had so tricks up its sleeve…
Although Vittorio, due to pride, didn't say it outright, his facial expression gave him away, and Harrov could easily see that the other had hit a wall in this regard.
In fact, Harrov had attempted sothing similar earlier, but likewise to no avail.
After a pause, Harrov spoke again with a grave expression. "Moreover, I suspect their thod of ascending to legendary status is different from ours!"
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