Mages of this world had never known caution or restraint. Or perhaps they once had, but later generations had gradually become slaves to power, forgetting the hidden dangers brought by magic.
Agatha had witnessed that history from ten thousand years ago. The elves' unrestrained use of Arcane Energy had created a glorious civilization, but it had also brought them immense disaster.
The magic Agatha brought was even more dangerous than Arcane magic and similar arts, a system of spells that had to be used with great caution. It might be more powerful and more incredible, but once its hidden dangers erupted, the disaster it brought would, in Agatha's view, be no less severe than the catastrophe of ten thousand years ago.
To those Dimensional Demon Gods, the value of this world was simply that of an unparalleled treasure. Once they learned of its existence, they would surely spare no cost in trying to find it.
Of course, Agatha also understood that Aegwynn would not teach the original Magic System, but one that the two of them had revised and rebuilt.
Simply put, the method was the same, but the direction from which power was borrowed did not point toward those demon gods' dimensions. After all, this world did not lack energy. Though those energies had their own attributes and costs, compared to dimensional energy that had an owner, the price and difficulty would be drastically reduced.
The unexpectedly large number of mages here proved that point.
Although the mages of Dalaran had always believed that the requirements for becoming a mage were harsh, in Agatha's eyes, the world she came from was what truly made things difficult for mages!
Because if a mage went wild in the other world, they could truly bring immense disaster upon the world. Not only