Just became an evil god and was summoned by the saint.

Chapter 159 School Actions

It's 3 a.m. now, and there are still three hours until dawn.

Inside the temporary camp of the Holy Magic Academy, many instructors returned from their search and gathered in the camp's meeting room.

As the strongest participant in this trial, Abros stood to the side with a serious expression, looking at Blake, who was the first to arrive from the school.

"We've searched everywhere outside the lost lighthouse, except inside, but unfortunately, we haven't found any trace of them."

"After careful tracking, we discovered that Doris, who was the first to disappear, went missing on the high slope overlooking the distance, while the other four disappeared together on their way to the lost lighthouse."

"There is a high probability that they have already been transported into the lighthouse by the lighthouse owner."

"This is the conclusion we reached after searching all night and finding all the traces."

Blake's expression was also not good.

It was he who proposed that the five saintesses form a team for the trial.

This decision was actually made after careful consideration.

The lost lighthouse wasn't of a high level; even if they entered the lighthouse, they could return safely.

However, this is based on entering during the day.

A lighthouse at night is not on the same level as one during the day.

Even the strongest monsters in the lighthouse during the day are only a little over third rank, and even the strongest leaders cannot reach the limit of approaching fourth rank.

Only at night, under the light of the lighthouse master, and amidst the pollution riots, can they receive a blessing akin to rage, unleashing their immense power.

This is why it's not allowed to explore the lighthouse at night.

Blake's original plan was simple: have them explore the entire area outside the lighthouse, clear out all the powerful monsters on the periphery, thereby weakening the lighthouse's power so that high-level mages could research a way to enter it.

As long as the five candidates for sainthood don't cause any trouble, nothing serious should happen.

The very next day, these girls, who were usually very well-behaved and steady, chose to go out at night and approach the ruins when the enemy was at their strongest, allowing the enemy to seize the opportunity and send them into the ruins.

simply……

Blake was furious after hearing the report.

"If I had known these five would cause trouble together, I shouldn't have let them act together."

It's too late to say all this now.

Blake looked at Abros and asked, "Is it really impossible for those above the fourth rank to enter the interior of the ruins?"

Why is a low-level ruin restricted to higher-level players?

You think you can restrict higher-level systems just because you want to?
“You can go in, but…” Abros shook his head: “It will cause a riot in the lighthouse and destroy all sorts of valuable data inside…”

Snapped!
Blake slammed his hand on the table. "Then what are we waiting for? Is the information from a dilapidated ruin more important than five candidates for sainthood?"

Abros was both amused and exasperated: "Principal, please let me finish."

Blake sat down again. "Go on," he said.

"Besides destroying data, it will also cause riots. The Lighthouse Master has control over all mirrored warp spaces. Violating the rules will cause warp turbulence, causing sorcerers who enter to get lost in the warp."

“It’s just subspace. As long as you have a location, you can return with a teleportation scroll,” Blake said. “The teleportation badges issued by the school allow you to return even if you get caught in subspace turbulence, as long as you don’t die.”

"Principal, do you think these children have the ability to resist spatial tearing?"

Obviously not.

The subspace turbulence, at its lowest level equivalent to the most powerful fourth-tier spells flying around, can only sustain a fourth-tier mage for less than three minutes. A fifth-tier mage can survive for a few hours, but will still die if unable to leave. Only a sixth-tier mage can live a little longer, but not for very long; if unable to return, they will still die.

Only seventh-rank or higher mages who have surpassed human limits can survive.

"The Lost Lighthouse is so desperate that it restricts high-level mages from entering. Unless you, Headmaster, destroy it remotely with high-level spells, there's no way to prevent it from entering."

No matter what method was used, the final result was that the five candidate saintesses, who might have been alive, were all killed.

"Oh right, don't they have teleportation badges?" Blake suddenly remembered something.

To prevent students from falling into dire situations, schools issue targeted teleportation badges for students to use in critical moments.

When faced with a life-or-death threat, forget about achievements; just focus on surviving.

“Yes, they carry them with them, but they don’t use them,” Abros said helplessly.

"These few... are really a handful."

Blake paced back and forth for a long time before finally stopping. "Let's find a way to monitor the ruins. We'll keep watch around the ruins and kill any monsters that dare to leave."

"Once it's dawn, immediately gather mercenaries of rank three or above in the camp and have them form an expedition team to enter the ruins and search for their whereabouts."

Abros reminded him, "Principal, please don't get angry. Please don't think about destroying the ruins. Every ancient ruin is precious. Not only do they contain valuable information, but because of their unique conditions, they can also cultivate various materials that cannot be cultivated outside."

"If we destroy the ruins, not only will the Holy Lord blame us, but other empires will also use this as an excuse to attack Ishtar."

"Alright, alright, I know, I'm not as reckless as you think." Blake waved for everyone to leave.

Then, in a flash, he arrived high in the sky outside the ruins, gazing at the distant lighthouse.

Just then, the lighthouse beam swept across the area and landed on Blake.

Blake stared directly into the light.

The lights paused briefly, nothing happened, and then continued to sweep in other directions.

"Humph."

Blake was very dissatisfied, but there was nothing he could do.

Most ruins have special rules, and the restriction on high-level players is a rule that exists in most ruins. Unless you have cleared the level, high-level mages cannot enter.

Of course, there are also ruins that high-level mages can enter, but those ruins are as dangerous to high-level mages as the Lost Lighthouse is to a first-level mage.

“For low-level ruins, we should find a way to break the restrictions and let high-level mages take charge. As we are now, conforming to the other party's rules will only make us more vulnerable.”

Blake shook his head and sighed.

The idea is good, but unfortunately each ruin is different. Solving one doesn't mean you can solve all of them. For now, you can only follow the rules to clear the game.

If you can't even enter low-level ruins, all that effort in cultivating this level has been for nothing.

He stood in the air, looking down at the ruins below, his eyes seemingly piercing through layers of space to land inside the lighthouse.

Unfortunately, he still couldn't see what was happening inside the lighthouse.

We could only wait like this until dawn.

The camp was already in motion. Just as Blake was preparing to return to take charge, he suddenly sensed something, flashed to the ground, and looked ahead.

He saw Celia and the others chatting and laughing, carrying Doris as they passed through the ruins and appeared outside.

(End of this chapter)