Just as Soram was about to play a hooligan, in an unknown space, an old man who had just chatted and farted with Soram appeared in a magnificent hall with a small cart. The hall looked like a palace, and there were many glowing humanoids at work in the palace, and their job was simple, to sort out the knowledge and information that recorded the whole world, and then place them on the bookshelves around the main hall.

In this world, there are ideas that come to mind at every moment, and these inspirations and ideas are reflected in this strange space, and these people are here to record and preserve these ideas and inspirations.

At the same time, the sound of prayer was still rippling in the air.

"Knowledge is everything. Knowledge has no weight, but it can move entire mountains. Knowledge is the greatest gift ever given to man, and it is worth more than all that mortals have created. ”

This is the realm of Ogma, the Temple of Knowledge, the Lord of Learning, the Bookbinder of all knowledge, the Namekeeper.

And that old man was, of course, Ogma. At this time, he was like an ordinary mortal old man, quietly pushing a small cart through the main hall, and all the humanoid creatures passing by would bow their heads when they saw this old man, like this great being who had existed since the beginning of the continent to offer their respects.

Ogmar was a very kind deity, and his pleasant demeanor, with his handsome appearance, clever conversation, and incomparable attractiveness, would shake even the most vehemently opposed enemies. Ogma was also the best troubadour in all of Ferron, and all the gods (even the most wicked and ruthless) admired Ogma's lilting tunes and his virtuosity of yarting.

But don't be fooled by this appearance, Ogma still holds the ideas of the entire Torreel world. The King of Knowledge monitors all knowledge and inspiration, deciding whether it will survive (or die with its inventor). In this regard, the bookbinder plays a definite cautionary role, as he has accumulated countless experiences over the endless years. He prefers the dogma of conservative ideas, he likes new ideas, but he is afraid of the impact of these new ideas or ideas.

After all, throughout the history of Ferron, not every new change has brought good results. On the contrary, the self-righteous changes of mortals bring far more disasters than good. Ogma has seen this kind of thing too much, for example, Ogma used to admire Karthus, because this genius can surprise Ogma almost every moment. Just like his predecessor Iolham.

Ogma once thought that Karthas would be able to bring positive changes to the whole of Feren like Iolham. For this reason, Ogma visited Karthas more than once, showing him the way.

In fact, Ogma played a significant role in the rise of Netheril, and Ogma was also very high in the Nethrel era. He was perhaps one of the few gods of Faeron who was not hostile to the Netharel Empire, and he was proud to see the Arcanists discover new knowledge and worlds. He has always believed that mortal wisdom is their greatest gift, and the knowledge they create is their best reward for him.

But the twelve-level arcane that shocked the entire multiverse in Karthas knocked it all to dust. This was heart-wrenching for Ogmar, but it also caused him to change his mind, and he began to become conservative, for since the fall of the Netherel era, Ogmar's teachings have been inscribed: "Knowledge is a great power that must be used with care." Those who believe in us should disseminate knowledge as carefully as possible. ”

In short, this is a conservative deity, even a bit excessive, which makes many positive deities (such as Losanda, the Lord of Radiance, and Lyra, the goddess of joy) unhappy, often opposing Ogman's stubbornness in sticking to the status quo, and believing that bookbinders are always trying to manipulate other people's minds through clever old-fashioned rhetoric.

Today, though, Ogmar seemed to be in a good mood, and even hummed a minor tune.

As he approached his throne room, the old man immediately changed, he began to grow taller, his old face became younger, a well-made and richly decorated suit appeared on his body (it looked more like a show decoration than a battle protection), he carried a beautiful snow-wood yatingqin behind his back, and an ornate sword pinned to his waist, the name of this long sword was "Mortal Strike".

As the name of the sword suggests, Ogma was not a divine supremacy, but rather admired mortals, and considered their creativity to be the most beautiful talent in the world.

When he sat on his throne, the whole person emitted this incomparably brilliant light, which was the light of the gods, and any gods actually had no body, their original form was a ball of light. The form in which they appear in front of others actually comes from the impression that mortals have of them, such as Ogma, and the impression that ordinary mortals have of this god is Ogma's legendary musical skills and gentle attitude.

As a result, he appeared in front of others in the form of a bard, and as this impression grew, most people also regarded him as a source of creative inspiration and a protector of all kinds of knowledge. Many sages, mages, bards, and those who lived by knowledge and music worshipped Ogma, and his name was revered in every race, social class, and profession.

As soon as Ogma sat down, a voice rang out in his throne room.

"Looks like you've met him, Ogma."

Then a purple light appeared in the throne room, and the light faded, and a young and beautiful human woman with long black hair and lustrous skin appeared. She wore a simple yet elegant dark robe made of the finest thick silk, and a mesh bracer encrusted with precious stones.

"Mistra......" saw the coming, and Ogma was not surprised. After all, this was his realm, and it was impossible for any being entering here to hide from Ogma's perception. Moreover, Mystra, the goddess of magic, has always been an important ally of Ogmar, and this pact has existed since the birth of the goddess of magic. The friendship formed by the three goddesses of magic before and after, naturally they don't care about this little thing, let alone that he will go to see Solam, one of the reasons is because of the proposal of this ally.

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