Mage Legend

"Stop him from continuing to gain power through this method." Ambit's words were met with a light snort from Macken, as the Paladin seemed to have some objections to such an approach. The Great Mage continued, "The Mage Association knows the locations of all those ancient gods who are imprisoned, and now they have been transferred one by one. However, there are still a few gods who have been destroyed by him."

"So mages aren't infallible after all. I thought they had every strategy figured out," commented Duke Mia of Haisas.

"This won't solve the problem once and for all," Hernfurry finally spoke. She said, "If we can't simultaneously stop his army and him personally, a one-sided victory or defeat makes no difference. Do the mages have their own way of dealing with a god?"

"We'll figure something out." Ambit couldn't reveal the core secrets of the Mage Association in such a place, but he went on, "However, there's still one most worrying aspect. Among all the gods fallen in the world, only one is not under the control of the mages, or rather, no one knows where he is. He possesses the most powerful force among all these ancient gods, and that is the Magic God."

"If that guy finds the remnants of the Magic God, then both the fair-skinned and the dark-skinned will turn into lizard dung," Briza snorted. "I don't know about you, but I won't accept such a fate!"

"In this regard, I feel the same way," Hernfurry unusually agreed with the Dark Elf. In fact, she now understood why the matron of the Drow had taken such a great risk to come to the surface, because her Spider Goddess was also very likely to become the target of the Great Serpent. Apart from the guardian gods of a few races whose locations were unknown, all other deities would feel threatened. Because the Great Serpent can operate in the mortal realm, which is an area beyond the reach of other gods, and they simply can't do anything about him.

"That being the case, why not find that Great Serpent, kill it, and pull out its guts to cut them to pieces?" Morgan stood up and said, "I don't believe no one dares to stand up and do this. Anyway, I, Red Beard, will definitely not be courteous!"

"Courageous, but too simple-minded!" Ambit said, "If there really was a way to kill those gods, what do you think the ancient Great Arcanists were doing? The best situation now is to drive that guy out of the mortal realm. Naturally, other gods will take care of him then."

Lynch opened his mouth, swallowing his words. He pessimistically thought that if the Great Serpent had obtained all the power of the God of Prophecy, could he already know the whereabouts of the remnants of the Magic God and have gained immense power? But if that were the case, what was he waiting for? He could conquer the entire continent alone, so why would the Snake-men still make so many preparations?

The only explanation is that even the power of prophecy cannot find the whereabouts of the Magic God. He couldn't help but recall the Magic Origin and the Magic Network, and maybe by researching the connections and transformations between them, one could find traces of the Magic God.

Briza was very pleased with the effect she had caused among the group, noting their helpless appearances was currently her only enjoyment. She continued, "Apart from the information about their leader, the Snake-men now possess a powerful weapon. In the underground of Holy Pate, one of my sisters reported that they have already manufactured a number of something called the Iron Element."

After speaking, she took out a piece of metal fragment and threw it in front of everyone. Ambit's eyes were fixed on the fragment, seemingly wanting to claim it as his own. The Drow Elf said, "This is not a remnant of a Demon Statue; it's something that can be produced in greater quantity and more quickly. Now, I've said all I have to say." Briza looked at the Great Mage Ambit, and then said, "Now, it's time for your mages to fulfill your promises."

The Great Mage nodded without saying a word. Briza picked up the gray robe from the ground and put it back on.

"Today seems to be a gloomy day, with bad news coming one after another," said Duke Mia of Haisas. "Now, is there anything that can invigorate our hearts? Who will kindle a bonfire in the darkness?"