Tia nodded solemnly.

Even if the Book of Omniscience didn't say it, she wouldn't have done that kind of thing.

Whoever betrays the truth in his heart is tantamount to betraying his faith.

Even if faith is gone, what's the point of living?

It's muddy, and it's a waste of time.

It's just the walking dead.

She would never allow herself to fall into that kind of field.

The All-Knowing Book shook the pages in relief.

The more brilliant it is, the more difficult it is.

The journey of a wizard is full of dangers, and if you are not careful, you can make a big mistake. At that time, not only will you practice, but even your life will face a certain threat. Especially for Tia, a child who holds the seed of truth, if she makes a mistake, she will be crushed.

The little girl has a good heart, and with more guidance in the future, there will be no big mistakes in the future.

Tia carefully flipped through Merlin's notes.

The more you look at it, the more surprising you become.

Rigorous, meticulous and comprehensive.

Almost impeccable.

And because it was the original manuscript, she could clearly see that there were traces of multiple revisions on it.

Depending on the handwriting, it is clear that these corrections were made by the same person at different ages.

A heartfelt sense of respect rose in Tia's heart.

Whether it's the careful study when you were a child, or the changes and corrections after becoming a full-fledged wizard, it's admirable.

This is not only a reason for character, but also a reflection of attitude.

This is a sorcerer's earnest and unremitting desire to explore the origin of the world, and more importantly, the wholehearted pursuit of his own beliefs.

The throne under Merlin was built little by little with his own painstaking efforts.

Tia understood in an instant the purpose of the Book of All-Knowing's intention to show her the original notes.

It's a template, it's a reminder.

Just because you're talented doesn't mean you don't need to work hard.

Even the success of geniuses is not achieved overnight, but is the result of accumulation.

Whether it's Merlin at the beginning, or she now.

And it did achieve its purpose.

With a slight force in her hand, Tia's gaze gradually became firm.

She's not going to lose to Merlin.

Even if she can't be as good as him, she must work harder than him.

With this in mind, Tia threw herself into her notes again.

This time, her attention was more focused and her attitude was more serious.

With a very high level of comprehension, coupled with 120,000 points of concentration, it is a matter of course to enter the second resonance.