Mystic Dominator

Ronald had a long chat with the mage who happened to meet.

According to the caster named Heken, he was actually the last star-gazing mage left in [Lachmont].

Although most of the former companions have resigned and left the city, He Ken believes that the responsibilities of the star-gazing master are not only in the aspects of spell research.

Human observation and recording of the sky.

Also a very important part of what makes up a civilization.

As an island isolated on the ocean, [Lachmont] can be said to occupy very convenient and excellent conditions for the observation and research of celestial phenomena under certain weather conditions.

Heken doesn't want these records to be abandoned as the city crumbles.

So he chose to stay here to continue his work, and keep other scroll materials in a safe place, hoping to preserve the knowledge accumulated over countless years in this way.

As the conversation continued, Ronald did indeed admire the work of these mages from his heart.

In the dark age of the past, among the holders of the original books with powerful spells, there were also people full of exploration hearts. Some of them tried to get rid of the shackles of the earth and went to explore among the bright stars in the sky.

Unfortunately, the results were not very optimistic.

As Ronald had heard, even if these spellcasters successfully escaped from the ground, when they came to the cosmic environment, the distance of astronomical units and the extremely harsh living environment forced them to stop there. .

In the end, the actual exploration of the stars can only become a dream that they cannot reach.

In this case, many people began to devote themselves to theoretical research.

With the help of some of the original information that has been successfully deciphered, the star-gazing masters have begun to have a grand understanding of the universe. Then the work was forced to stop until the war came.

...

Time flies fast at night.

Ronald stood on the observation deck, until a gust of sea wind blew to remind him that it was not early, and suddenly realized that he had disturbed the other party for a long time.

This star-gazing mage was originally at work.

Ronald decided to leave, but before parting, he finally asked a curious question:

"By the way, do you know the original text of "The Great Compendium of Astronomy"?"

""The Great Completion of Astronomy"?" Mage Stargazing obviously did not expect to hear this word from Ronald, he frowned slightly, and then his tone became different from before, "I do know this original tome, it should be It was still in the war that year, when a powerful original holder used its spells among our opponents."

"Ronald, did you meet someone from this school somewhere else?"

Ronald nodded first, then shook his head, and then simply and neatly pulled out the original text of "The Great Compendium of Astronomy":

"It's like this - I once met an enemy and defeated him, and this original script was also obtained from the opponent's hands."

"Although I haven't fully mastered the spells, according to the specific performance of some spells, it should have a strong relationship with elements such as stars."

"..."

The moment Ronald took out the original tome, the star-gazing mage was already stunned.

He fixedly looked at the "Astronomy" in Ronald's hands, his expression was a little disbelieving, but then it gradually turned into relief and a mixed smile.

"So this guy didn't die in that war..."

After sighing in a low voice, He Ken looked up at Ronald:

"Mr. Ronald, you have accomplished a remarkable feat."

"The owner of this tome used to be a tough guy to deal with in that war. It was only at the end of the war that this guy disappeared from the main battlefield with his tome. And we always thought he was Die at that time, or simply be sealed in a prison."

"In the end, I didn't expect this guy to fall into your hands!"

He Ken had obviously been misunderstanding the real situation, and he even thought that Ronald personally beheaded an original holder of this era, and then got the "Astronomy".

And such a misunderstanding.

Ronald didn't intend to explain his origins to the other party, so he passed by with a sloppy eye:

"The spells provided by this scripture are indeed powerful, but the required spellcasting materials are very limited. It is only a fluke that I can defeat his master."

"You are too humble!" He Ken naturally did not believe Ronald's statement at all, but the star-gazing mage said more seriously, "In the original war, many of our companions were captured by that terrifying enemy. Defeated, this is by no means an enemy that can be won by chance!"

"..."

He Ken in front of him spoke like this, of course Ronald couldn't continue to be humble.

He thought about it and decided to divert the topic a bit:

"By the way, Mr. Heken, seeing that you are so familiar with this scripture, could it be that you have seen its power with your own eyes?"

The star-gazing mage nodded, showing some memories in his expression:

"Yes, I did join the battlefield at that time. And the previous holder of this original book... Whether it is the terror manipulation ability that affects the entire battlefield, or the complete technique that can control the heart. This original book The power of the game really left a deep impression on me at the beginning.”

The perfect art of manipulating the mind...

Ronald's expression was stunned when he heard the stargazer's remarks.

He used "Astronomy" to confront the enemy before, and he could feel that most of the abilities were actually spells based on astronomical knowledge. As a result, in the end, the complete technique of this original script actually left the essence of the stars, but turned around and ran to control people's hearts?

But soon, Ronald realized why.

Because if you think about it carefully, this result is reasonable.

Just like the perfect technique of "The Divine Comedy" [End of Humanity], it is a spell guided by the core concept of its creation,

"The Compendium of Astronomy", a book built around the knowledge of celestial bodies, is essentially the original book that maintains the erroneous theory of geocentrism. From this idea, the Perfection Technique was born, and there is really no problem with having the ability to restrict people's thoughts.

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And just like that ~www.readwn.com~ the fruitful conversation between Ronald and the stargazer came to an end.

Il, who happened to have been tinkering with the telescope beside him, was also a little tired of playing at this moment.

So this guy took the initiative to grab Ronald's cuff, and then pouted in the direction of the castle:

"Boss, let's continue inside."

"Didn't we say it before, let's go in and see more interesting things?"

Seeing Il's actions, the star-gazing master smiled, and picked up the pen and paper he put aside to continue recording his work.

"If that's the case, then you should hurry up and leave."

"It just so happens that I should continue to work..."

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