Drawing on various conditions, Anvis easily used the rules at the fracture to condense a Rule Ring wreathed in mist—the rule of Mystery.
This was the outward manifestation of the aggregated form of Rule Power comprehension, much like the desire Rule Ring he had previously obtained through his identity as the Nightmare Spirit King.
The initial Rule Imprint Ring was like a seed. Once a Rank 8 Professional merged their form of existence with it and then regrew through it, their existence could transform toward that of Rule Beings, allowing them to step into the ninth rank.
Moreover, the upper limit of the Mystery Rule was extremely high. Using it as the source seed to break through to a Ninth Rank Professional would grant an unimaginable enhancement to one's magical abilities and allow one to easily master ancient forbidden spells that were exceedingly abstruse even to Ninth Rank Professionals.
However, as he carefully examined this dazzling silver-white Rule Ring, Anvis did not immediately take any action.
The origins of the Mystery Rule were too deeply intertwined with the Old Days Secret Scripture.
The initial spell model imprint of Mystic Art had appeared in his mental space on its own only after the Old Days Secret Scripture had first been activated.
After that, the vast majority of his current strength had also been propelled by the feedback power he received from helping the Old Days Secret Scripture seal Outer Existences.
From beginning to end, the Old Days Secret Scripture seemed to have been guiding him step by step down a predetermined path. It instinctively reminded him of the arrangements he had once made for the Child of Destiny when he was a diviner.
And the Old Days Secret Scripture's name in its ordinary state, "Hill's Poem," was practically telling him outright