The Profound and Complex Runes scattered throughout the testing ground operated in unison, magic power reverberating through the open space. The low hum it produced seemed to carry the pleasant chime of Wind Chimes—at least, to Winsor Mapel, who was utterly immersed in magic and knowledge, the resonance between magic power and air was undoubtedly the most beautiful melody in the world.
As she listened to her assistant's report, she looked toward the steadily operating Stone Tablets, crystals, and metal rune nodes. These things embodied the finest magical techniques of the Typhon Empire—indeed, it could be said that they represented the pinnacle of every mortal race across the Loren Continent in the Magic Domain. Naturally, the cost of keeping them running was astronomical. Yet these devices, built at such immense expense in manpower and resources, served only one purpose here: to lift the veil from Divine Power.
"Directed resonance does indeed exist... and it displays a certain degree of controllability amid high-intensity arcane backflow..." The youngest Legendary Mage in history softly broke the silence, as though speaking to herself. "So the theory His Majesty inferred from the Eye of God was correct... gods and divine kingdoms are fundamentally the same thing. Both are products shaped by mortal thought, and from a certain perspective, they exhibit 'continuity'..."
"Mortals described gods through their collective thoughts, and thus gods were born. Then mortals created 'divine kingdoms' or 'heavens' based on their most primitive concepts of gods, and corresponding divine kingdoms and heavens were born as well. This creation possesses consistency and continuity, and according to our latest theory, the consistency of collective thought during creation becomes the consistency of gods themselves. It is logically sound," said the mage assistant in a deep blue, gold-patterned robe, nodding solemnly. "Extending this theory further, we may