Xenophon continued, "If you think this is the end, you're wrong. Ten Thousand Cities Floating is only the beginning. The Speaker's idea is to use Ten Thousand Cities Floating as the foundation, equip it with powerful god-level magic arrays, and integrate artifact components into every Floating City, linking them all together. This is the Ten Thousand Cities Divine Artifact—a God Artifact, a God Artifact comparable to a Godking Divine Artifact. The Speaker has already named it: Myriad Law City."
The bumpkins' mouths fell open again.
"You think this is the end? No, you've underestimated the Speaker far too much. The Speaker said that Myriad Law City is only the starting point, merely paving the way for future magical technology. His true goal is to construct a Myriad Law Galaxy made up of countless stars, one that can travel through the Infinite Plane and even the multiverse. Hmm... The Speaker said that magic would never end. This isn't the conclusion, either."
"Is this the difference between mages and wizards? One conquers the starry sky, while the other fights and exploits believers from the safety of a broken island?" Arthur muttered to himself, his eyes flashing with strange light.
"Can I still become a mage?" Kai felt his whole body grow hot with excitement.
"Learn all the Greek characters first."
"What? Then I might never become a mage in my entire life..."
"My teacher's teacher said, 'Where there's a will, there's a way.' You still have a chance." Arthur patted Kai on the shoulder.
"Master, do you think I could become a mage?" Kai looked toward Xenophon.
Xenophon froze for a moment before saying, "A mage isn't a specific profession. Rather, mages are those who follow the principles of philosophy and magic. That's why many nonhumans exist among us mages. We've studied