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The meaning revealed in Cross's words, he naturally understood. And through Cross's reminder, he also knew that the battle between the Chiga Mountain and the Holy See might be even more intense than he imagined.

The Lega family has always been on the side of Mount Chiga, and since they were able to ally with the Wind Sacred Academy, the latter must also be on the same side as them.

This can be seen from Kroos.

At the sacrifice in front of the Cathedral of Light on the evening of Midsummer Night, like Donner, he had no sympathy for the miracles displayed by the Holy See of Light.

Maybe...... It was because of seeing Donner's performance that he resolutely stood on Donner's side when Donner and Ellie Brown clashed.

In fact, from Donner's point of view, more than Cross, and even better than Chigayama, knew the heart of this struggle and the likely outcome of it.

After more than 10,000 years of cultivation, the deterrent power of the God of Light has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and it is almost impossible for the Chiga Mountain to replace it.

Light magic and the Magic Pet Contract Sphere alone can make the Holy See invincible - the former determines the cost of controlling Middle-earth, and the latter determines the ecology and civilization of the Magic Continent - it must be said that the Doctor thought about this system comprehensively when designing this system at that time.

If the Chigayama really wants to fight with the Holy See, the Holy See only needs to cut off the supply of the Demon Pet Contract Ball, declare the Chega Mountain blasphemous, and then take back all the gods who are outside. The Magic Continent will fall into absolute chaos overnight.

Under this premise, as long as Donner secretly holds the Holy See, he has the qualifications to wrestle with the Chega Mountain.

The key to all of this, of course, is that Donner must never reveal his identity.

Once Donner himself is controlled by the Chiga Mountain, then both the Holy See and the Jingwei will fall into absolute passivity.

That's why Donner arranged for Rick and Shaida to return to the Fire Sanctuary the next day—he didn't want the Lega family to find out about his true relationship with Shaida at this juncture.

After figuring out what was at stake, Donner spent the next three days studying the few beast cores he had obtained from the auction.

It didn't take much of his energy.

With the experience of cracking the magic crystal circle last time, he immediately thought of how to use these beast cores.

That's right, just draw an element on the core.

At night, when he drew a wind system element on a ninth-level wind beast core.

Something magical happened.

The beast core in front of him gradually unfolded in front of him, turning into an extremely complex magic circle, and in the center of the magic circle, there was a core that was slightly smaller than the magic crystal.

Of course, the beast core didn't really unfold, what Donner saw was only the essence of this beast core under the analysis of the wisdom brain-it was basically a ninth-level magic circle, and the core in the center was equivalent to a magic crystal.

However, no one can activate this circle directly.

Because the only way to activate a circle is to apply any series of magic fluctuations to the magic part of the circle.

And inside the beast core, the part equivalent to the magic guide is extremely small, almost integrated with its core, and hidden in the center of the beast core, slight magic fluctuations cannot penetrate that area, and too powerful magic fluctuations will destroy the outer magic strategy part.

Seeing this, Donner already understood that the key to using the magic core to make a magic circle was to artificially add an additional magic guide in addition to the central magic guide, and use it to activate the entire beast core.

Of course, this job is far from as simple as it seems.

First of all, although the Brain can help Donner parse the entire beast core, and even indicate the access point of the magic guide curve, because any magic guide curve has a density requirement, once it falls below a certain density, the magic energy in the magic crystal cannot be activated.

You must know that a magic crystal is a little the size of a fingertip, and the magic guide drawn around it can naturally ensure density.

But the beast core is too big, the ninth-level beast core is almost larger than an egg, and it is too difficult to ensure the density to draw out the magic guide from it, and to unify the fusion of a magic crystal.

What's more, any magic curve, as long as it is more than half a finger long, the magic energy will escape.

Thinking of this, Donner immediately put down the beast core in his hand and took out the eleventh-level magic staff that Shaida had given him from the wooden cabinet at the head of the bed.

On the top of this staff, there is an eleventh-level law beast core.

Now, Donner had to figure out how the man who made the staff had drawn the extra magic part while maintaining those conditions.

Donner placed the staff horizontally in front of him, and when he looked closely, even its grip was painted with primitives, but no matter how he looked at it, there was no clue.

He erected his staff, gripped the handle of it, and tried to stir up waves of magic, but to no avail.

Shaida was right, you had to be at least a level 10 mage to use this staff.

Immediately afterward, Donner shifted his attention to the area around the red core.

The core of the beast was embedded in the mythril, and along the seam between the two, some traces of the elements could be faintly seen.

Donner observed for a long time, but still found nothing, and in a ruthless heart, he took out the dagger and slashed it towards Mithril.

No, Mithril is too hard.

But that didn't bother Donner—he knew the melting point of Mithril back in Huls.

He held a small blue fireball and slowly approached the intersection of Mithril and the staff.

As he expected, Mithril began to soften under the blue flames, and he seized the moment to break the staff with all his strength.

Above the fracture, the curve of the primitives drawn on the inside of Mithril is revealed.

Even though the curves were deformed, Donner was able to confirm that these were not magic curves either.

"It's strange, doesn't this magic array use magic guidance at all?" Donner frowned slightly.

However, he immediately realized what the problem was.

The magic guide part of the magic array, of course, is drawn around the magic crystal, and if he wants to find the magic guide, he should first find the location of the magic crystal on this magic staff.

It's so simple, almost all staffs are designed the same.

Donner was seen holding the ends of the staff's handle with both hands, and with a little force, the handle began to rotate.

After about a dozen turns, the handle split in two, followed by the sound of something falling to the ground.

Donner followed the sound as an amethyst finally stopped after jumping a few times on the board.

Look at the section where the handle was unscrewed, around the edge of the empty groove that just held an amethyst, it was the magic curve that he was familiar with.

At this point, he had seen it clearly - the maker of this staff did not draw a magic guide directly around the beast core, but extended the magic strategy part of this beast core to the handle of the staff, and then successfully connected to the magic guide!

However, with the complexity of the eleventh-level beast core, he could only extend a very small part of it.

Perhaps, this is also the reason why only a level 10 mage can activate this magic circle.

(Ask for a monthly pass!Ask for a recommended ticket!) (To be continued.) )