Noah's idea was actually very simple: unleash Domain Magic!
Naturally, Noah knew exactly how terrifying Domain Magic was. After all, he was the first person to develop it, and the first to use it in battle!
The terrifying qualitative change Domain Magic brought to mages was beyond imagination. In a sense, this spell could already be considered an independent universe.
Commanding a universe and using its power and properties to fight one's enemies—unless the opponent possessed overwhelming strength, very few people could defeat a mage in such a state.
More importantly, Domain Magic had a very special property: it could resonate with the external universe—the main universe—and thereby simulate and withstand the terrifying torrent unleashed by the universe.
Simply put, this spell could help a mage endure the universe's baptism perfectly without losing their physical body, completing a true Divine Conversion!
This spell was a natural bridge, connecting the long and rugged road between mortals and gods.
Although its effects were exceptionally outstanding—one only needed to look at The Ancient One to understand—the restrictions and requirements of this spell were still enough to drive ninety-nine percent of mages to despair.
First of all, to truly activate this spell, one needed to reach Tier 9. Even with the simplified steps Noah had provided, one still needed to be Tier 8 for it to work!
And how many Tier 8 mages were there on Earth?
Few. Pitifully few. Even in Kamar-Taj, only a handful could meet the requirement.
One of them was a man named Hamilton, who wore a Taoist robe. Though he had lost an arm, his strength was terrifying.
In the original story, Strange had once mistaken him for The Ancient One. Well, Noah had once thought the guy was Wong's father too, but in truth, they had nothing to