Other than Ansiwodoss, everyone felt that Rayne was being extremely unwise.
He had actually given up building a Floating City just to please the Goddess!
Even the four Duke Silverstar sisters and Lord of Hestaff City were all chosen by the Goddess of Magic, yet none of them was willing to make such a great sacrifice.
Besides, when they had exterminated Master Ogulvi, the fallen Lich, in an unknown minor plane, the Goddess had already shown her favor toward Rayne. She had treated him even better than a Chosen One. For him to pay such a huge price to build a Floating City was completely unnecessary.
Most Wizards were rational people. The more powerful a Wizard was, the more self-centered they tended to be, and they rarely displayed any fanaticism toward the gods.
What Rayne was doing was truly abnormal and baffling.
Oruoin glanced at Ansiwodoss and found that his old friend remained silent. Unable to restrain himself, he said, "Rayne, although you aren't my student, we're both Combat Wizards, so I still have to advise you: don't become overly close to the gods. It will affect your pursuit of the truth of Magic."
Halfway through, he looked up at the sky. His gaze pierced the Void, faintly revealing the Goddess's Divine Kingdom.
"Worship blinds people, causing them to lose their reason and sense of self."
In front of several Chosen Ones, Master Oruoin spoke bluntly. "I believe the Goddess doesn't want to see you walk down the wrong path either."
"Thank you for your instruction, Master."
Rayne accepted his words humbly and replied seriously, "Please don't worry, Master. I'm doing this mainly to create an absolutely safe environment for Gotham City."
Vejestri's Magic Torchlight!
This Tenth Circle Spell was far more than simply lighting a torch.
Oruoin was about