Ch. 484Humans and Monkeys—How Could They Possibly Have Genuine Feelings?
The Great Wizard Sura forced the Mage Plane’s World Power to manifest as the World Hall, then released his control over the Mage Saints and prepared to seize the World Stone. After Alicia expressed her affection for him despite learning he was an outsider, Sura protected her while insisting she was only a native pet, then entered the World Hall under crushing pressure.
- The World Hall descended, and Locke studied the recorded scene, reasoning that Sura had made the World Will favor him by spreading his wizard system and civilization.
- Sura found that his magic could not open the World Hall, released his control over the Mage Saints, and declared that their choices were insignificant to him.
- Alicia asked whether Sura was truly from the outside world and said that his past kindness mattered more to her than his origins.
- Sura called Alicia a native pet resembling his granddaughter, but cast a Bloodline Shield on her and claimed he only needed to vent his excess mana.
- Sura entered the World Hall and continued up its stairs despite the immense World Power nearly forcing him to his knees.