Its careful thinking had an immediate effect.

"Merlin can't do it too?" Tia took it seriously.

The Book of Omniscience knows Tia well.

Merlin was different in her heart.

It is both a predecessor and a strong one.

She respects him and aspires to surpass him.

This man had appeared in front of her with an incomparably powerful posture before she had yet stepped into the transcendent journey, and he depicted the grandeur of the magical world to Tia, who was still a mortal, and left an indelible impression on her like some imprint.

Even after becoming a wizard and seeing all kinds of magical powers and powerful existences, Merlin is also the most special one.

The shock of a mortal confronting transcendent power cannot be overstated.

The omniscient book that captured Tia's psyche was not surprised to see the reaction he wanted.

Immersed in shock, Tia decisively gave up the idea that breaking the ban would be a dead end.

To be honest, this level of evaluation really shocked her, in Tia's heart, Merlin was already the most powerful and top-notch kind of existence, and if she could trap his prohibition, her status would naturally be even higher, far beyond what she could achieve now.

Before the Book of Omniscience said this, she really didn't know that the inheritance of the fairy world had such great power.

It can be said to be overbearing.

In the face of absolutely powerful power, the Book of Omniscience directly and rudely concluded, "Therefore, the so-called conspirator must have entered under the condition of satisfying the prohibition." ”

This conclusion is not abrupt, it is much easier to follow the rules than to break them, not only will they not attract the attention of the elves, but they are also convenient and fast. In the face of the domineering and incredible prohibition, it can be said that it is the best way to achieve the goal and enter the forbidden land.

It's just that it's too hard to find someone who can achieve the rules.

Tia was a smart man, and she knew the meaning of the Book of Omniscience with a turn of her head, and after analyzing it, her thoughts began to gradually move closer to it.

Seeing that she was gradually groping for the point, the Book of Omniscience continued, "But nothing can be omnipotent, and so is prohibition. While it has such a powerful effect, it has no small flaws. ”

"That's the limitation. The Book of Omniscience concludes.

"For example, the simplest point is that because there have only been goblins in the goblin world for so many years, most of the rules of the ban are set up to restrict goblins. The number of rules is certain, and in order to set up so many provisions for goblins, then there are naturally many fewer for other races. As long as the intruder is not a goblin, the restraint of the ban will be greatly weakened, and the danger of trying to take the Fairy Tears will be greatly reduced. ”

Speaking of which, and not bothering to go any further, the Book of Know-It-Knows directly picks out the most likely scenario.

Tia nodded, not having any objection to the old man's reasoning.

But not being a goblin seems simple, but in fact it is extremely difficult to achieve.

As a race that has the ability to travel through planes, the elves are all too clear about the horror of this ability.

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