Even though Cú Chulainn had unknowingly burned through a third of his own mana with that attack, he did not feel the slightest regret. In fact, he badly wanted to do it again.
At the same time, the divine children were stunned by the move he had just displayed.
Even their parents, those true gods, would have had to put in who knew how much effort to perform such earth-shaking magic, yet Cú Chulainn had done it right after coming into contact with the Magic Web.
They could not wait to recite the registration spell one after another, ready to try this wondrous Magic Web for themselves.
Watching the divine children grow excited, Murphy also revealed a bright smile.
Good. The fish had taken the bait.
The convenience of the Magic Web was comparable to the smartphones of the future—surpassing them in many ways, even. Once someone started using it, it would be very hard to quit.
That would provide the Magic Web with an endless supply of mana.
And through the divine children's observations, the gods behind them would soon realize the Magic Web's true power as well. No magic user could resist such a temptation. It was only a matter of time before they personally stepped in.
As for the gods, Murphy had even left a surprise for them inside the Magic Web.
The gods did not make Murphy wait too long.
On only the fifth day after the Magic Web node was completed, while Murphy was teaching his thirteen disciples, he suddenly sensed a vast magical presence descending upon the camp.
A goddess wrapped in black gauze that outlined her graceful figure had appeared among the crowd at some point. She strolled past the wizards' smelting workshop, and one illusion after another walked out from her