I, the wizard, the foolish Buddha.

'There are indeed many remarkable individuals within the Vatican. This person looks very young, but doesn't seem to be Miss Brianna's attendant.'

His Highness Olivia said a few days ago that he would select some holy sons from the right wing of the gods to participate in the work; he might very well be one of the leaders among the angels.

Although they were all staunch confidants of the Pope's faction, angels who had secretly betrayed the Kingdom of Heaven, they were ultimately outsiders.

I'd better be careful when I talk to him, so he doesn't find out things my advisor doesn't want outsiders to know.

The advanced apprentice said somewhat awkwardly, "Yes, the task of finding the foundation fragments is like finding a needle in a haystack. We've reached a bottleneck."

Our mentor recently provided us with a line of thought in his work analyzing the laws of the Holy See—but if we can first describe the missing fragments, perhaps we can find them through the Well of Faith.

While we cannot describe it completely, the closer the description, the smaller the salvage area will be.

Roland nodded deeply after listening. He had indeed been considering this idea recently.

Brianna frowned and asked, "Lorato, the idea is indeed sound, but it's like providing a vague keyword to search for similar things in the vast ocean of the underworld."

The resulting figure would be astronomical.

Even if you describe it more precisely, the workload will be thousands or even hundreds of times greater than it is now.

Roland said, "He is right. Like his mentor, Loratu suspects that the last fragment of the foundation is not in this world, but has drifted into the deepest part of the sky and fallen into the sea of ​​the lower world."

Therefore, this is probably the only way to approach it now.

Brianna's expression immediately turned grim. She said, "If that's really the case, then we're in trouble. Even if we find it, it's questionable whether Dalark can even retrieve it."

Hearing their discussion, the senior apprentice 'Laurot' looked even more embarrassed. He said, "These are just my personal guesses, not Master Roland's thoughts. I may be wrong."

Roland pointed to the crystal and asked curiously, "What is this?"

Brianna laughed and said, "This is an upgraded version of something new that the wizards have developed based on that 'bronze mirror'."

It can form high-dimensional topologies without the aid of lighting in a library, and is not only more suitable for wizards to use, but can also assist in calculations and error correction.

Roland's expression grew increasingly strange as he listened, feeling that this thing resembled something he knew.

At this point, Brianna continued, "O'Reilly seems to have used something similar; she called it a 'computer.'"

Roland: "."

Brianna didn't know much about this, so Lolato gave her some explanation.

After listening, Roland understood completely.

To be precise, this crystal isn't a computer. It's a computer monitor—using a cloud desktop. There's a supercluster at a remote location; that's its brain.

Furthermore, the name O'Reilly is not appropriate, because its brain is not electronic—its brain is the entire Holy See, or rather, the Dawn of Light is its chassis.

Although the restoration work had only just begun, it didn't take the wizards long to discover that the Church's understanding and application of the Holy See over the past thousand years had been wrong.

They soon discovered some 'interfaces' within the Holy See.

Initially, the wizards used living people to connect these interfaces. This was what Lady Zoe did. But later, the wizards discovered that using living people directly to connect to the Dawnlight as displays caused severe wear and tear on the 'materials'.

Therefore, although the Twilight faction repeatedly suggested using this simple and efficient method to solve the problem, Mr. Zoe had to stop this inhumane practice due to strong opposition from the vast majority of wizards.

But thanks to the first group of victims, the wizards gained a deeper understanding of the Dawnlight through the information they obtained aboard it. This led to the design of the Crystal as we know it today.

In Zoe's words, if wizards were all so soft-hearted, they wouldn't have been able to create this thing in twenty years.

While Zoe was trying to excuse her actions, what she said was indeed true. Because these Twilight wizards obtained the blueprints and operating manual for Dawn of Light in the simplest yet most cruel way!

In any case, the wizards' work efficiency has increased by more than a thousand times or even ten thousand times.

Although the dawn had not yet awakened, the wizards had found a unique way to make part of its 'brain' start working.

Lara remarked, "Thanks to the anchor points about the Holy See that our mentor Roland extracted from the Old Scriptures, we were able to obtain crucial knowledge from the Well of Faith in Mald.

Otherwise, we wouldn't be able to discover these 'interfaces'.

Even if we discovered it and connected it to the Dawn of Light's mental sea, we wouldn't know how to proceed.

Roland managed to extract the principles of Dawnlight from the old scriptures. Without these principles, even if Zoe and the others obtained the blueprints and operating manuals for Dawnlight, they wouldn't be able to understand them at all.

In a sense, modern wizards are now able to 'converse' with the Dawn of Light, the supreme god, and have this god perform some simple tasks.

This is a revolutionary breakthrough.

It makes it possible to restore the Dawnlight to a state where it can be revived within fifty years.

If the wizards make further breakthroughs, this time will be shortened even further.

Now that the wizards can 'communicate' with the light of dawn through the crystals, they have discovered something extraordinary.

These things may become the wizards' key weapons in their fight against the gods.

"We have always known that the Dawnlight can connect everything like the will of the world."

Therefore, we have been speculating whether the Dawnlight could create a kind of 'magic network' or 'spiritual network' to provide magical assistance to the ancient forbidden wizards.

As it turns out, what it can build is not just a magic network, but a 'sea of ​​magic' and a 'sea of ​​wishes'.

It can serve as a source of power for wizards, like a complete and vast world.

It can even change the laws.

This means that even in the most desolate, chaotic, and magically nonexistent astral regions, ancient forbidden wizards could still use supernatural powers.

Even those born unable to use magic can, as long as the light of dawn exists, wield their power through words. They can even reshape the entire world!
The reason why ancient forbidden wizards were called 'creators' seems to have been found.

They don't need any power of their own; as long as they possess enough knowledge and understanding, they are like gods! (End of Chapter)