The excavated High Elf text, the "Spiral Tower Book," recorded Themis Colossus as follows:
'The mountain-like colossus was built from Orichalcum, that wondrous illusory metal that gleamed with a dazzling Blue-Gold luster under the sun.'
'When it rose into the sky at a speed utterly at odds with its size, the thunderous roar tore through the clouds. A vast mana fluctuation spread outward, enough to make even Sae at noon pale in comparison!'
In the early Golden Age, the High Elves had used them alongside Floating Cities to contend against the ancient Dragons, Titans, and other Legendary creatures that had once rampaged across the continent.
A superweapon of this level naturally could not be activated by just anyone. It required extremely strict authorization.
This included two things: a "Key" and "bloodline."
In his previous life, since no one had ever chosen it, that Scepter had ultimately fallen into the hands of a fortunate Child of Destiny.
Moreover, he had not even been a student of the Mystic Academy, but a freshman from the Construct school named Raine.
It was an extremely common Imperial name, like George and the many other names favored by commoners. If you shouted it on an Imperial street, several people might turn to look at you.
The way Raine obtained the Scepter was also quite dramatic. He had originally accompanied the girl he secretly loved to the Mystery Great Library to borrow books, but after casually asking a basic question, he was questioned and mocked by other students in the same field, who doubted whether he could even understand spell circuits.
At Pamir, that question was equivalent to asking whether he could read.
In front of the girl he liked, Raine's head grew hot, and he blurted out, "What's so impressive about that? If I were