Because...
Did He forget the most basic principle, that the Magic Monarch in their area of expertise is an nearly invincible existence?
If there is any significant flaw in a Magic Monarch, it might be that their professional rank isn't necessarily high enough. Even if they possess advanced magic theories, spell models, and nearly optimal spell effects, they might still be crushed by others with superior realms.
Moreover, 2A is acutely aware that the research outco of the "Book of the Dead" is exceedingly extraordinary even under Helois's rule.
The "Book of the Dead" originated from the Necromancy Monarch Rudelson, who was already judged. After Helois obtained the remnants, they perford optimizations on the details but still couldn't reach the terrifying level it has today.
Later, due to the machinations of the Life God and the God of Death, Helois Monarch's student Anderson fled with an optimized version of the "Book of the Dead." With the aid of the deities, they successfully used the completed remnant and combined the common traits of divine arts and spells to create a new version of the "Book of the Dead" that advances in an incredibly absurd direction.
Regarding Anderson, who in a certain sense betrayed Helois, Helois once gave an incredibly astonishing assessnt:
"Anderson's accomplishnts in this particular field have surpassed both Rudelson and myself. If Rulleson found a piece of land suited for building a skyscraper, then Anderson is the one who erected a solid foundation on that land and made the skyscraper rise from the ground. As for , I'm rely the thief who completed the subsequent design and decoration after his untily demise."
She once heard another version from Lady Lily, saying that many years ago, Helois Monarch was once asked by Anderson what it would an if he were to accomplish that achievent (the spell effect hoped to be reached by the "Book of the Dead").
Back then, Helois's response was:
"If you truly can achieve it... then you will beco an object of reverence for every Necromancy Mage.
Don't even ntion getting into the mage academic journals; if you wish, the Secret Scroll Mage Academy would build a statue for you every 10 ters without any issue.
Because the type of spell you talked about isn't just about resurrecting a person, it directly involves the restoration of a deceased body as well as the creation and rebirth of a soul.
You could say you've successfully opened the door to eternal life for all beings.
If you truly create it, even building a seaside house at the Necromancy headquarters isn't a problem...
Don't ntion if there's a sea or not at the Necromancy Mage Association headquarters; even if there isn't a sea, they would cry one into existence for you with everyone's tears.
Thereafter, any spells related to necromancy can no longer bypass your na; people across the continent will rember you.
Your portrait will be printed in spell textbooks, and the brief history of spells should reserve two special pages to describe your life story.
Perhaps you will beco the only Demigod celebrated by everyone while still alive?"
Such an exaggerated evaluation sufficiently proves that the "Book of the Dead" can reach levels beyond ordinary people's understanding.
A magical book created by three generations of Magic Monarchs over such an extended period, even a Totem wouldn't suffice. 2A believes that even those gods who aren't adept in the field of life and death would find it unknown whether holding this magical book would produce a result threatening enough to Helois.
But the problem now is that this entity probably poses no threat to Helois, but this doesn't an it isn't a threat to 2A and their group.
Feeling the grotesque and decaying blood and flesh twisting and spreading over the worldly giant serpent, she quietly sighed.
In this mission, she was supposed to hide in the shadows, quietly watching what chaos this group of rodents were stirring up in the Great Desert.
Unexpectedly, she grew anxious, involuntarily plunging herself into a crisis.
Damn it, even knowing that the Undead dying here wouldn't have any effect, he instinctively didn't want them to die.
She detested the idea of innocents marching to death in front of him.
As she grew increasingly agitated, the sky suddenly darkened.
With a sudden thunderclap, 2A and the group with Nasilia suddenly felt an overwhelmingly oppressive atmosphere enveloping them. After the lightning, a black cloud overwheld the city, as if the world was being swallowed by a Black Sun.
Upon awakening, they finally realized that it wasn't a Black Sun but a Floating City that blocked out the heavens and the earth.
Titan Floating City erged from the void, bringing along a cold and brutal space storm to lord over the Great Desert's sky.
Accompanying the appearance of the strongest Floating City that has accompanied the King of Mages in his conquests everywhere, the Great Desert, which hadn't seen rain for years, was filled with the rumbling thunder, and soon after, the drizzle began to fall.
The drizzle turned into a moderate rain, the moderate rain turned into heavy rain, and the heavy rain turned into a torrential downpour...
In rely a dozen minutes, the desert was transford into a quicksand sea under the torrential rain.
The terrifying pressure that lingered over everyone vanished without a trace at that mont. Accompanied by the pulling force generated by space distortion, they were instantly pulled into it, and when they regained their composure, 2A and group found themselves drenched and standing on the streets of Titan Floating City.
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