Chapter 628: Chapter 531: Antimatter Bomb, We Need a Weapon that Can Kill a God!_2
“Just like the Moon Goddess Diana?” Lynn immediately thought of the deceased Moon God, who had also left her own divine domain to arrive in this world and then died under mysterious circumstances.
The black crow realized it had perhaps said too much, and its incessant beak promptly closed.
“Then what exactly is a divine domain? Is it the manifestation of the expansion of one’s domain?” Lynn asked again.
“Stop wondering. That is a realm that only gods can touch…” The black crow cawed chaotically and then refused to answer Lynn’s questions further, instead repeating over and over the incomparable might of the gods.
Lynn understood he probably wouldn’t be able to get more out of it but decided to try something on his own.
“071, how many people are connected to the Magic Net right now?” Lynn silently inquired in his mind.
[The current number of users is thirty-five thousand six hundred!]
Following his promotion of the Magic Net System at the magic symposium, approximately seventy arch-wizards, fifteen thousand wizards, and over twenty thousand Wizard Apprentices had joined the Magic Net System.
It wasn’t that he didn’t want to bring in more people, but the magic base stations situated in various places had not yet been fully established.
That’s because the spell he had developed to connect to the Magic Net was not instantaneous.
It worked like a computer connecting to WIFI, but in reverse. It sends out a signal that is received by the smart brain before the connection is completed.
The speed of the signal is equal to the speed of light, that is, three hundred thousand kilometers per hour.
This speed is undoubtedly fast within a planet, so swift that even legendary wizards would struggle to react, but this thing, like electromagnetic waves, diminishes as it spreads out over distance.
Or rather, its essence is an electromagnetic wave carrying magic power and soul information. Thus, magic power base stations are needed in various places to boost the received signals and retransmit them.
Besides this, a stubborn faction of wizards strongly opposed the rollout of the Magic Net, viewing the use of external forces like the Magic Net for spellcasting as a blasphemy of magic, even going so far as to propose a new term to differentiate those who rely on the Magic Net.
To these traditionalists, Lynn paid no mind. Once they saw the convenience the Magic Net offered to the other wizards firsthand, they would naturally become eager to change.
“Connect to the Magic Net.” Lynn silently chanted in his mind.
Twenty thousand Wizard Apprentices, fifteen thousand wizards, dozens of arch-wizards, on top of the computing power of three legendary wizards combined together, were undoubtedly terrifying. This meant that nearly ninety percent of the council’s power was amassed in one person — him!
Although the Magic Net could not utilize one hundred percent of these people’s computing power, just a portion of it was enough to elevate Lynn’s spiritual power to another level.
The spiritual power grade in the smart brain quickly jumped from the seventh ring to the eighth, then to the ninth…
The crow trapped in the cage instantly shivered and jumped up, staring at Lynn with a look of shock and disbelief as Lynn’s aura surged, but it soon realized that Lynn’s power had not broken through a certain level, and so it lay down again listlessly, its black eyes rolling around, evidently deep in thought.
“The faith promotion method really is fast. No wonder so many spiritual energy wizards go crazy for it…” Feeling his explosively increasing spiritual power, Lynn’s mind was suddenly filled with this thought.
In the next moment, the world changed before his eyes. Tightly-knit and orderly ‘curves’ of space appeared before him, but compared to last time, he could see much more.
These ‘curves’ were all skewed, showing mild degrees of bending.
Is it the influence of gravity on space-time?
Lynn focused his ‘gaze’ on these ‘lines’, and soon felt a wave of dizziness on a soul level.
The bending seemed not limited to the three-dimensional plane but also involved higher dimensions, exuding a strange, incomprehensible madness. Even elements took on an altogether different and bizarre form before him.
Lynn rubbed his somewhat swollen head and temporarily gave up on probing, instead beginning to guide the arrival of his domain.
Vast amounts of magic power surged from his body, permeating the elements in the void like the tide overwhelms the beach, with the sea enveloping each grain of sand.
This was a method that every wizard needed to master, and it was also a prerequisite for the release of many spells.
For an Archwizard, it was even possible to go a step further, using ample spiritual power and magic power to construct their own domain around them.
What legends could achieve, of course, was much more, such as Lynn’s current plan to cover an entire city with his domain!
With Lynn as the epicenter, magic power rapidly spread in all directions, enveloping an entire manor in 0.0001 seconds, then swiftly expanded towards the entire royal city!
At this moment, all the Archwizards within the royal city immediately sensed something.
Dennis, who was conducting wind tunnel tests, shook his hand, accidentally increasing the test power from twenty percent to one hundred percent. The rapidly ejected tail flame burst forth with two striking sound speed rings, and the terrifying recoil instantly made the test machine break free from its restraints and smash directly into the newly built wind tunnel.
But Dennis had no time to fret over the damage; he hurried out of the laboratory.
Sanchez, who was on duty to protect the royal city that day, was even more startled and immediately jumped up from his chair, ordering the activation of all the protective magic within the royal city.
Some of the tri-ring wizards with keen senses also realized something was amiss and all looked up at the sky.
Lynn, having completed the coverage of his domain, naturally saw everyone’s reactions; with a thought, the elements within the domain surged, and his voice soon resonated through every corner of the royal city.
“Do not worry. I am experimenting with the application of the Magic Domain…”
Lynn’s voice was undoubtedly very distinctive, and it immediately calmed down the rattled people like Sanchez; in this short period, they had also realized that this powerful magical force was emanating from the manor of the “Star of Magic.”
After resolving this false alarm, Lynn then focused all his attention on the city covered by his domain.
It was an incredibly magical sensation. Every person in the royal city and even the plants and trees were within his perception.
He could see several grimy laborers slacking off behind a newly erected dirt wall, gossiping about the council and the wizards, and he could feel the rhythm caused by the wind moving the leaves…
He even saw a few slices of bread eroded by his magic power being gobbled up cleanly by a child.
A strange expression appeared on Lynn’s face. This perception, brought about by atomic manipulation, was extremely wonderful and immensely powerful. No wonder the council had been completely unable to send spies into the Holy City…
Because Ella could monitor everyone and everything entering the city at all times.
However, Lynn also noticed that as the domain expanded, his absolute control over the elements gradually weakened. That was why he had only covered a royal city with his domain and had not experimented with expanding the range further.
Moreover, he could not monitor the movements of those Archwizards in real time because they also had domains that could shield his control and perception of the elements in the surrounding area.
Of course, if he wanted to, he could directly breach these people’s domain defenses.
Is this what a godly domain feels like?
Theoretically, his current state was quite similar to Ella’s back then, possessing the spiritual power of a nine-ring Archwizard, as well as the assistance of a divine module (brain).
That was what Lynn contemplated, but he soon shook his head, dismissing the thought. A godly domain could not be just that. He felt he had touched on some clues, but something was missing, something critical…