After completely Devouring the entire Antigravity Engine and recreating a new one at a one-to-one scale, Ivette had Tertia release the Sky Realm from the Divine Realm. Since it was already late at night, the people of Truth City did not notice that the enormous shadow that had hung above them year-round had briefly vanished. Life remained peaceful and uneventful.
Inside the dark gray engine room, Ivette stood on a floating observation platform, her long silver hair glimmering faintly in the dim light. She turned to Tertia beside her and calmly said, "I've figured out its basic principles."
Then, before Tertia could ask anything, she continued, "But unfortunately, this technology can't be used directly, and it won't help much with a mage's cultivation. On top of that, it's far too complex and far too advanced—I don't recommend that you learn about it yet. Do you understand?"
Tertia froze for a moment. If anyone else had said such things, she would have assumed they were lying, but the one saying them was her grandmaster. She adjusted her glasses and said seriously, "I understand, but I still hope you can explain it to me briefly."
As the owner of the Domain of Knowledge, it was impossible for her not to be curious about the Antigravity Engine's technology.
Moreover, as one of the most knowledgeable people in the world, she believed her understanding of magic and the world was already quite unique. Yet her grandmaster said that this technology was too complex and too advanced. Between the lines, Tertia felt as though the dignified headmaster of the Academy of Truth was being looked down upon—how could that be acceptable?
"Fine," Ivette said. "The greatest truths are the simplest. The technical direction of the Antigravity Engine is very clear. It mainly originates from a