Chapter 1882 - 1017: The Dispute Between the Goddess and the Great Arcanists

Chapter 1882: Chapter 1017: The Dispute Between the Goddess and the Great Arcanists

Right in front of Lis, the Dream Space belonging to the Great Arcanist Daniel suddenly collapsed and dissipated.

However, for him, perhaps this outcome was also a form of relief.

Always immersed in anger and hatred towards Mistra, it was also a torment for his remaining will.

Originally, Lis wanted to obtain intelligence regarding Mistra’s downfall from Daniel.

However, Daniel seemed to understand Lis’s purpose.

In the Knowledge Crystal he handed to Lis, there was relevant information.

Upon receiving the crystal, Lis noticed this situation and could only marvel at how one should never underestimate any Great Arcanist!

Even though their era was countless years ago, it brought considerable surprise to Lis.

However, the Extraordinary Knowledge belonging to the Great Arcanist Daniel was simply too vast, so Lis only skimmed through and focused his attention on information regarding the [Magic Net Goddess] Mistra.

According to Daniel’s understanding, in fact, the Neserel Magic Empire and the Great Arcanists’ contact with the Goddess Mistra was not extensive.

Rather than saying the two sides were divine and followers, they were actually more like distinct and separate entities.

Because of the existence of the Magic Net, the difficulty of casting spells was greatly reduced.

This also meant that most of the Extraordinary Professionals in the Magic Empire at that time were spellcasters.

As long as the Magic Net was used, they had to offer devotion to [Magic Net Goddess] Mistra, even if it was a very faint devotion.

Mistra received the mages’ devotion, and the mages earned the right to use the Magic Net.

Aside from that, in fact, the [Magic Net Goddess] Mistra did not have much influence on the Magic Empire and the mages.

The commanders of the Neserel Magic Empire were always those Great Arcanists.

Under the influence of the Great Arcanists, the mages maintained the due respect towards Mistra, but beyond that, they would not obey her commands.

Initially, Mistra did not mind.

After all, by relying on the Magic Net and the mages’ devotion, she could become an entity of Powerful Divine Power.

Achieving this, Mistra had no complaints.

However, as time changed, the Magic Empire grew stronger, and the number of mages also increased.

Consequently, the Magic Net also grew stronger to accommodate more mages’ usage.

Initially, this was also good for Mistra.

After all, her power would also grow stronger.

But later, Mistra discovered something was amiss.

Because with the continuous development of the Magic Net, it was about to exceed Mistra’s control.

When she noticed this, Mistra also specifically communicated with the Great Arcanists.

Because of the increasing number of mages, the pressure that the Magic Net had to bear became greater.

To Mistra, strengthening the Magic Net wasn’t too troublesome, as the majority of Magic Power was borne by the spellcasters themselves.

But as the Magic Net grew stronger, Mistra found it increasingly difficult to control the entire Magic Net.

Whether for Mistra or the Great Arcanists of the Magic Empire, the existence of the Magic Net was most important.

Even though the Great Arcanists were already able to cast spells outside the Magic Net, the existence of the Magic Net was extremely important for the majority of mages in the Magic Empire.

Without the Magic Net, they might not be able to use any spells at all.

Therefore, the changes in the Magic Net received considerable attention from Mistra and the Great Arcanists.

At that time, there were two solutions before both parties.

One was to control the number of new spellcasters, gradually weakening the pressure on the Magic Net.

The other method was to have the Great Arcanists of the Magic Empire also participate in the control of the Magic Net, helping Mistra bear the pressure of the Magic Net.

For the Great Arcanists, naturally, the second method was the best.

Having experienced numerous events, the Great Arcanists were quite wary of the divine.

If it wasn’t for the special nature of the [Magic Net Goddess] Mistra, the Great Arcanists wouldn’t cooperate with her.

The Magic Net was important to Mistra, and it was equally important to the Magic Empire and the Great Arcanists.

It was the lifeline for all spellcasters, and being controlled by a divine entity was also a dangerous thing in a certain sense.

If they could participate in controlling the Magic Net, then in the future, if Mistra encountered any issues, the Great Arcanists would have some room to recover.

However, although the Great Arcanists’ idea was good, Mistra absolutely would not agree.

Strictly speaking, Mistra belonged to the God Camp and did not share the same views as the mages.

For her, the Magic Net was the foundation of her power, her most important core.

She could not tolerate the Great Arcanists meddling in the control of the Magic Net; it was something non-negotiable for her.

Yet, Mistra was also quite conflicted.

If she didn’t want those Great Arcanists to contact the Magic Net, she could only choose the first method.

But in doing so, for Mistra, it also meant that her power would stagnate, with no possibility for further progress.

Although for the stability of the Magic Net, the Great Arcanists temporarily agreed to control the number of new mages and sought other methods, in actuality, cracks had already formed between Mistra and the Great Arcanists.