The River of Ti, even for the endlessly brilliant Wizard Civilization of the past life, has always been a vague and elusive legend.
No wizard has ever seen it with their own eyes, only fragnts of words have trickled down from the lofty super civilizations.
But now it appeared so blatantly right before Lor.
This shock... or perhaps delight, left him montarily unable to regain his composure.
"If I can extract the Ti Rune from the River of Ti..." Eventually, breaking free from the trendous joy, this thought arose in Lor’s mind imdiately.
No one can resist the allure of ti.
Not to ntion anything else, just the ability to see through the future, no one could understand the benefits better than Lor.
He rose to prominence so quickly, purely by relying on an outlook that surpassed the era.
If he could master the Power of Ti, he would forever retain this capability.
Next is ti reversal.
If he mastered the ability to reverse ti, whenever the Origin Container suffered any wear, just a ti reversal would restore it to its original state.
The implication of this can be sumd up in two words.
Eternal life!
The other uses of the Power of Ti are even more nurous, though perhaps not as significant as those two major uses, simply mastering one would an a qualitative change for his Witchcraft System.
"The opportunity is already before , no matter what, I must seize it!" Lor’s heart burned, his eyes gazed into the vast River of Ti, eager to extract the Ti Rune from it.
The first direction he looked towards was downstream in the River of Ti.
Downstream represents the future.
He believed that if he could truly extract the Ti Rune from the River of Ti, then there’s a great chance the region downstream would yield the Ti Rune representing future predictions.
The mont Lor’s gaze touched downstream of the River of Ti, a vast array of grand, twisted scenes flashed rapidly before his eyes.
These images flickered so quickly and were so blurry he couldn’t discern their exact anings.
After just a fleeting mont, he felt an overwhelming headache, so he wisely retreated and shifted his gaze upstream.
Upstream represents the past.
If his hypothesis was correct, then the Ti Rune representing ti reversal would most likely appear upstream in the River of Ti.
The mont Lor’s gaze touched upstream, his past began to unfold one scene after another.
It’s worth ntioning that this past didn’t include his other lifeti’s journey, just the past of his current body.
The first twelve years of this body were spent in peaceful devotion.
Until the voice of the divine call echoed, causing everything to change drastically.
From then on, the journey was mighty and magnificent.
"Even the River of Ti can’t reflect my other life..." Lor watched the past rewind, deep in thought.
From this, he discerned that even the incredibly mysterious River of Ti has its limitations.
Of course, this did not diminish its grandeur.
Exhaling slowly, Lor did not dwell on this matter, instead delving into the essence of the scenes, hoping to find traces of the Ti Rune.
No matter how he viewed them, he couldn’t find a trace of the Ti Rune in these images.
As for extracting it directly from the River of Ti itself, that seed even more elusive, as it appeared rely as an ever-flowing river.
"How exactly should the Ti Rune be extracted?" Lor suppressed his excitent, forcing himself to calm down and ponder carefully.
Elental Runes like gold, wood, water, fire, earth, wind, and thunder are apparent to wizards, discovered from various materials and natural phenona.
Whereas Light and Darkness Runes require the combination of specific elents for extraction.
Regarding his Space Rune, unlike the previous two, aside from the rare foundational Space Runes that flash abruptly during witchcraft sublimation, others must be extracted using the Sea of Consciousness Microscope Witchcraft, delving into the microscopic Domain.
"Since the majority of the Space Runes are extracted from the microscopic Domain, would the Ti Rune be extracted from the macroscopic Domain?" Lor contemplated.
From any angle, this seed highly plausible.
"But how should one observe on a macroscopic scale?" Lor scanned the vast and boundless River of Ti, thinking silently: "If only the river were smaller, as it is now, I can’t see the entirety of the River of Ti."
Just as this thought appeared in his mind, the scene before him changed once again.
Originally vast and endless, the River of Ti shrank dramatically in an instant, leaving rely a section finger-length wide.
Its source and endpoint connected, forming a loop, at first glance resembling a delicate blue bracelet, radiating brilliance in the darkness.
The only difference from a bracelet is probably that it’s not solid, but ever-flowing.
"Insight Permission is really handy!" Lor looked at the scene before him, unable to suppress his praise.
He couldn’t rember how many tis he had marveled at the magic of his Insight Permission, entirely because it was indeed useful.
If spoken of importance, Insight Permission was undoubtedly the most crucial in his heart.
Lor gathered his thoughts and began to scrutinize the ’bracelet’ before him earnestly.
This ti, with just one glance, he perceived sothing amiss.
"The blue glow at the edge of this ’bracelet’ is strange!" Lor observed the light scattering around the River of Ti, his breath hitching.
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