The wizards' current level of magic power was not much different from what it would be in the future.
But without the Magic Web as a magical compiler and responder, any wizard who wanted to cast a spell not only had to expend more magic power, but also had to rely on their own imagination and knowledge system to shape the magical effect. The efficiency was extremely low.
If the Magic Web were established and followed up with training, then although the wizards' abilities still would not be enough to contend with enemies on the level of Godchildren and archangels, they could reach the standard of future Aurors. Dealing with those angel legions that were all show and no substance would not be much of a problem.
However, Murphy had not established the Magic Web merely to benefit wizards.
Like Rhinegold, the Magic Web was a key part of his next plan: "Divine Lockdown."
The Godchildren were half-believing, half-doubting that the Magic Web could strengthen the wizards, but when Murphy went on to say that with a few adjustments, the Magic Web could likewise greatly enhance the power of Godchildren and even deities, they finally became somewhat interested and took the initiative to ask about the method of establishing the Magic Web.
"The Magic Web can be viewed as an amplifier for magic power," Murphy said. "Its construction is mainly composed of three parts. First, various types of magic power with different attributes—the stronger they are, and the more extreme their natures, the better. Second, materials to carry magic power—magical metals such as Mithril and Orichalcum are among them. Third, a ritual that combines these materials and magic power into a specific structure."
This was actually the "Artificial Magic Web" technology that Hordan, Jim Best, and the others had reverse-engineered