It had to be said that when Fang Zheng brought the Evocation System Chief to meet the Goddess of Order, he had done so with a hint of malicious amusement. However, reality still developed beyond Fang Zheng's expectations. The moment the Goddess of Order saw the Evocation System Chief, her entire body suddenly trembled. Then her expression shifted slightly, transforming into the rational form Fang Zheng had met before—the intellectual-looking woman wearing gold-rimmed glasses. She merely stared at the Evocation System Chief and lightly adjusted her glasses.
"Oh, isn't this Little Lightbulb? It's been ages."
Upon hearing that, the Evocation System Chief's expression changed as well. He stared at the Goddess of Order in utter shock. After a long while, he finally asked uneasily.
"Teacher???"
Well, from that one sentence alone, Fang Zheng knew what this bunch of Goddesses of Order had been up to back then.
Clearly, the reincarnations of these Goddesses of Order had caused no small amount of trouble in their day. Take this one, for example. Although Fang Zheng did not know much about her personally, from the conversation between her and the Evocation System Chief, he could infer that the White Tower organization had apparently been her handiwork. Moreover, she had been the teacher most revered by all White Tower mages.
However, according to the Evocation System Chief, this reincarnation had died heroically during a great battle against Chaos and had long since become a figure of legend.
Although their meeting was quite dramatic, Fang Zheng had clearly not brought the Evocation System Chief here just to let them reminisce. In fact, he had discovered that ever since these Goddess backups learned he possessed the Order Imprint, they had entered a state of, "We'll leave the rest to you; we're all just dead fish now."