Old Continent, Saint An Dong.
As the magical holy land of the Old Continent, Saint An Dong, famed as the Immortal City, gathered tens of thousands of wizards.
They were all Magic Goddess Anlun's most devoted believers.
To praise Anlun's great power, the wizards had built a six-hundred-meter-tall Magic Goddess Statue in Saint An Dong.
Saint An Dong itself stood atop a mountain over a thousand meters high.
From the walls of the Immortal City, one could overlook vast stretches of mountains, rivers, and plains across the Old Continent, yet compared with that Magic Goddess Statue, it seemed so tiny.
Every year, countless wizards came here to worship Magic Goddess Anlun.
If she had not personally built and maintained the magic net, the wizards of the Old Continent would not have been able to cast spells so safely.
Many people of ordinary talent might never have had the chance to encounter magic in their entire lives—let alone master and use it skillfully.
It could be said that Anlun's magic net had, to a great extent, changed the fates of these ordinarily gifted wizards.
Their devotion came from the heart.
On the Honas Cableway, there was no need for anyone to maintain order. Large numbers of wizards gathered there, lining up in an orderly fashion to ascend the mountain.
There were roughly two or three hundred of these wizards. Only after passing the trials of Saint An Dong's Magic Temple had they qualified to climb the mountain and worship.
Their destination was the foot of the Magic Goddess Statue.
Which was also the summit of Saint An Dong.
Legend had it that meditating beneath the Magic Goddess Statue not only doubled one's efficiency, but also gave one a chance to receive the Magic Goddess's reward.
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