This is not to say how unbearable the arrangement of the fallen goblins is, this level of configuration is even more than enough to stop the detection of high-level goblins, and the power is definitely not weak.

The reason why it was so easy to crack was purely because the abilities of the Book of Omniscience were just too weird.

Neither the terrible analytical and computational power nor the mysterious light can be inferred by common sense.

Tia figured that perhaps these things were very few of the elves she had heard of, let alone guarded against them, except for a few old things that the Book of Omniscient was afraid of.

In fact, when it comes to the principle of light, even Tia still hasn't figured it out, and she doesn't know if it's a unique ability of the Book of Omniscience or some special magic.

Even if you open the Eye of Truth, you will see complex rules that have been compressed to the extreme, and if you look closely, you can almost burst Tia's brain.

But there is one thing she knows very well, and it is also the biggest advantage of this light for the two who are somewhat "poor".

That's consumption.

This light seems to be very powerful, but in fact, the consumption is not much, and it can even be called very little, it is completely within the scope of the omniscient book, and it is definitely the most cost-effective ability at this critical moment.

At the end of the reading of the information, the pages of the Book of All-Knowing flashed rapidly, and some key information was quickly sorted out.

In the free time that it waited for the cooldown period of the hammer to pass, it updated its last remaining database of information at an almost terrifying rate, and combined with previous data, analyzed a number of highly credible secrets.

The words fluttered on the well-textured pages, combining the classified information that the Tabro goblins might even choose to blow up the library if they learned about it, and then quietly disappeared.

Backed by a vast amount of data, the Book of Omniscience seems to be stuck in a mechanical pattern, constantly deducing possibilities and then overturning or perfecting them.

The long history of the Tabro Goblin, in the eyes of the All-Knowing, is no different from hours or even minutes, and it cannot hinder its work in the slightest.

Five minutes later, everything was calm, and the pages of the Book of Omniscience closed, announcing the end of the information storm.

In just five minutes, the thick history of the Tabro Goblins was thoroughly dissected, and this originally somewhat mysterious race was now stripped naked and exposed to the sun as if it were stripped of its clothes here in the Book of All-Knowing.

And the culprit looked like he had accomplished something insignificant, and there was nothing out of the ordinary.

In fact, it is really just a small thing that is not worth mentioning to itself.

These operations on information may seem computationally intensive and require a lot of energy, but in fact, they are the simplest instinctive operations for the Book of Omniscience.

Just like humans eating and drinking, the loss caused is negligible.

It is precisely because of the extremely low loss that it dares to exert its ability so unscrupulously.

The Book of Omniscience didn't deceive Tia, it was rare to tell the truth this time very honestly without adding a little oil and vinegar, the water in the fairy world is indeed very deep, and there are many secrets in it, far from the place where it and Tia can be unscrupulous and wild now.

Here, every move of the Book of Omniscience must be done with care in order to ensure the basic safety of one person and one book.

Any move that consumes a little more is likely to bring them a catastrophe. Take a look at the latest chapters of the "Wizard Evolution Codex Claw Book House" and read it for free for the first time.