With the Atlas Gate spell and more than thirty spell tips, Siegel was teleported back to Myr by Lynch. Modesti stayed with her father and did not choose to return with Siegel. So after this trip was completed, Siegel reappeared in front of everyone with a mixed feeling of loss and melancholy.

The city of Mir is still the same, and the people of the Federation are busy refilling the mana pool, and his absence for more than a month has not caused much impact. Baron Raven plays with Isaac every day, so everyone thinks that Siegel will not be in danger. But only the mage himself knew that the raven could no longer be counted as his own pet, and that it had gone out on its own.

If something happens to me one day, maybe that's fine...... Siegel was a little sad, but he knew it was affected by the dragon girl's departure. Anyway, she finally got what she wanted, and she should be happy for her. Although she is not usually seen, it is still reassuring to know that she is close by.

Picking up his feelings, Siegel returned to his family, surrounded by his wife's enthusiasm and children's laughter. For their sake, you have to be strong.

The Otherworldly Gate spell can directly connect the two worlds, allowing the real body to teleport, and it is also one of the spells that Riehl strictly guards against allowing Siegel to obtain. When Siegel returned to Myr, Riel learned of the existence of the Atlas Gate spell scroll through his prophetic powers. "The hundred-faced dice must never leave this world! Now the hundred-faced dice have no owner, and if they are acquired by the gods of other worlds, they will be lost forever. He regretted that he had given up all his divine powers, but it was easier to prevent a spell from working with the power of a magical god. As in some worlds, the gods decreed that the above spells were forbidden to take effect for a period of time. This directly blocks the possibility of becoming a god directly through spells (see History of the Forgotten Realms for details). Level 12 magic of Casas).

But go straight to Myr City and get the hundred-faced dice back. Nor did he have the confidence to win. Mages within the area of effect of the Myrenergy Core can invoke elemental energy, which is almost equivalent to endless spellcasting stamina. As long as there is a stalemate in spells, then a mage without the support of the Mir Energy Core will inevitably fail. The only way to defeat Siegel is to eliminate him at lightning speed, without giving him the opportunity to invoke the Myr Core. But Siegel is also an archmage, and it is too difficult to kill him with one hit.

After several attempts to fight Siegel, Liel raised his opinion again and again. This young man has a lot of potential and has the ability to bring out his potential. If you always evaluate it from the perspective of the past, you will definitely suffer a big loss, but there is no way to correctly estimate his current strength.

The biggest headache for Riele is actually Siegel's ability to hide things. The hundred-faced dice have been in Siegel's hands ever since. It disappeared from the scope of prophecy, and it was impossible to find anything. Riele used Legendary-level power, but he only got a vague clue: the hundred-faced dice were still in the Thunder Wall World. If it weren't for the fact that he had been studying the hundred-faced dice for many years, he was already familiar with this thing, and he might not even be able to find this clue.

This matter revealed a lot of information, and Siegel either used an artifact-level thing, or he had mastered a legendary spell, otherwise it would be impossible to hide the Hundred Faces Dice so deeply. Riele even thought of a possibility, that is, Siegel also had dice, and one of the dice's abilities was to hide. Such assumptions could explain many things, such as Siegel's meteoric rise, his mastery of sorcery, and the whereabouts of other dice.

The more Riele thought about it, the more it felt. Eventually, "Siegel is the holder of the dice, and owns more than one dice" is treated as a fact. He adjusts his arrangement. Only then did I realize how many stupid tricks I had walked out. Especially after Evan became the king of the Star Country, the previous prophecy clues have been reshuffled, and the strategy should be readjusted at that time. Suppressing the Federation and Siegel was the policy set before the shuffle, and now this line of fate has headed for an uncontrollable future.

"Otherworldly Gate, where did he find this spell?" Riele couldn't find out the source of this spell, and a thick gray fog blocked his detection. Once a god of magic, he could see the power of the rules of the kingdom of God in the gray mist. Which god intervened in this?

The only way to do this is to pull Siegel out of the environment of the Mir Core. Liele extinguished the candle with his hands, leaving himself in complete darkness, an environment suitable for plotting.

Then, he picked up the quill, spread out the letter paper, and wrote "rustling" on it. Language is like the wind, and the wind is full of conspiracy.

All of the books Siegel had taken from Lynch were placed in the Federation's library, where a section called "Otherworldly Knowledge" had been set up, and it was stipulated that only archmages could read them, and that they could not be taught to ordinary mages unless they were localized. The mages of the Federation all agreed with this move. Not all knowledge is suitable for universal education, and it is necessary to interpret and filter it in accordance with the world.

After several revisions, the design of the Fortune Sos was finalized, and regardless of the final outcome, Siegel decided not to waste any more energy. He split the blueprints into thousands of copies and gave some non-repetitive work to the Federation, leaving the Golem Maker solely responsible. He hoped that he would be able to learn the spells of the Atlas Gate before the Soth was completed.

The Otherworldly Gate is a hundred times more difficult to learn than Teleportation, and it involves a lot of dimensional knowledge. It's hard to really master this spell with just one scroll, and it has to be supplemented with a lot of information. With this in mind, Lynch included a number of manuals and guides for plane travel in his books for Siegel. How to locate in the multiverse, how to distinguish between the astral realm, the etheric realm, the phlogiston sea and other separated regions, and how to discover and circumvent the half-plane. On the basis of this knowledge, it is how to cast spells, how to avoid the Otherworldly Gate from penetrating the two worlds without hindrance.

The barrier is a very important part of the spell, and it can be said that more than seventy percent of the difficulty of the Atlas Gate spell is here. Only by understanding the characteristics of the opposite world can we make a targeted barrier. There was once a mage who opened the Otherworldly Gate without a barrier, leading directly to the Heavenly Mountain that he thought was safe. Holy power surged out, turning a hundred miles of the Gate of the Otherworld into a holy place, and all living beings were blasted by the surging positive energy, turning into devout celestial prayers, and then going to heaven through the Gate of the Otherworld.

In other words: they're all dead.

Through the barrier of the Atlas Gate, Siegel also began to contact the barrier of the crystal wall passage. The barriers between the crystal walls are much more troublesome, mainly in the confrontation of rules. There is no true god on the earth of goblins, so the divine power barrier is the best choice. In addition to this, Siegel had other ideas. No one on the other side can cast magic, especially teleportation magic. If you can arrange a layer of magic circles on the passage and teleport back the things that came over in their original form, the other party seems to be helpless.

This idea was put to Vywood in the spell system to be put to the test, as a research project for the Federation. Wendy, Wilwood, and Symmonton have all been to Earth through the Astral Projection, and they have brought back a lot of books and materials in different ways, which they have gathered in the "Earth Knowledge" area. There is now a dedicated group of mages who study these materials, learn the goblin mind and tactics, and prepare for future battles.

Siegel's three Knights of the Guards Oath joined in the study, and they constantly spurned the goblins' tactical ideas as a savage, uncivilized, and despicable tactic. "We're not going to compromise on our values, but we can't take it lightly. If noble chivalry loses to hooligan tactics, the only explanation is that the knights are not alert, cautious, and clever enough. ”

There are many things to prepare for the war, and Siegel knows that he can't do it all, so he can only do his best and fight in what he does best. It took him three full months to master the Otherworldly Gate, and he left a copy of the spell for the spell to be stored in the Federation's library.

It was an important moment for Siegel, as the Otherworldly Gate opened the way for him and those around him to evacuate safely. If the war is unfavorable, using the Atlas Gate to travel to other planes has one more option.

He told Janet about it, but he didn't expect her to refuse: "It's not fair that you can't send us away and face the enemy yourself." ”

"The goblin's crystal wall passage is at the top of Mora, too close from here. Once Mora's Peak misses, the goblin's weapons can raze Heim's realm to the ground in a matter of hours. Siegel tried to persuade: "Even if Mir Nuc is working at full strength, it won't last long." At that time, I may not be able to make it back in time to cast the Otherworldly Gate for everyone. ”

"Once we're gone, the whole Heim will know that it's going to cause a lot of chaos. ”

Siegel shook his head, "No. I'll make the god of the lamp look like you, and I'll be able to show up from time to time. ”

"You want to be very thoughtful!" Janet shook her head resolutely, "I won't leave this castle, and if you're going to give me safety, don't fail." If you lose, I know here. No lord ever went on a campaign, and the lord's wife and heir were the first to flee. It was a bad omen, a sign that the lord was bound to fail and die. Please let me pray for you at home, it's the only thing I can do. ”

"But it's not safe here, Janet, don't be stubborn, okay?" Siegel frowned.

"There are brave knights, loyal servants, elemental guards and myrcancores, and the love and care of the entire Heim Realm. And most importantly, you're there to protect us. Janet threw herself into Siegel's arms, hugged him tightly, and said slowly, "You took us somewhere else, is it really safer than here? I'm sure you won't fail, so please, don't throw us into an unfamiliar environment. ”

Siegel looked at her calmly and patted her on the back: "Okay, I promise you." But when danger arises, you and Isaac must leave immediately. ”

"Will you come with us, too?"

"I'm going to win, am I?" Siegel didn't answer directly, but kissed his wife deeply. (To be continued.) )