Vizet gently waved his wand, and the invisible Obstacle Curse beneath his feet turned into a platform, steadily lifting him up to hover above the rain-shrouded Eiffel Tower.
The gale whipped his robes with sharp flapping sounds, and dense raindrops poured down, yet they could not leave the slightest trace on him.
Vizet cast Guardian Meditation and half-closed his eyes amid the wind and rain. "Begin the plan!"
The second Ritual Magic Array he had designed was, in essence, Necromancy driven by ritual magic, into which he had incorporated his mastery of Wand-making techniques.
The principle behind this Necromancy was not complicated: all the Ritual Magic Arrays distributed throughout the Paris Region would operate together at this moment as a single "wand," helping him cast Necromancy that covered Paris.
The reason he could do this was that he had a considerable understanding of Wand-making, ritual magic, Necromancy, and other fields of knowledge.
With his understanding of that knowledge, he was able to make the Ritual Magic Arrays operate normally and avoid conflicts.
There was another difficulty he had to take into account: once the Ritual Magic Arrays officially began operating, they needed to maintain contact with one another in order to integrate all the Ritual Magic Arrays into a single "wand."
If the Isaiah Society had not used the Party Game "Bloody Mary" to scheme and complete an extraordinarily vast ritual magic, Vizet might not have thought of this method right away, at least not in such a short time.
From that perspective, he even had to "thank" the Isaiah Society. After all, he had truly gained far too much while formulating this plan.
The Paris Region had a massive population, and the Isaiah Society's scheme involved an extremely wide range of people. Under circumstances where it was difficult to