Black and white particle light flickered in the air. The rotating book gallery's ceiling vanished beyond sight, rendered in a hazy, indistinct blend of colors.
Books of Civilization radiated astonishing supernatural fluctuations, influencing the spiritual consciousness of living beings. Within them, one could see the splendor of civilizations before their end, the evolution of countless life races, and the development of technology.
If not for Great Wizard Baihe's particle energy suppressing and restraining them, the Books of Civilization might have given birth to corresponding Book Spirits, becoming special lifeforms that roamed the outside world—beings comparable to Brilliant Moon Lifeforms.
Faced with three hundred Books of Civilization and two hundred Books of Races, Wang Ya's brain could absolutely not bear the upper limit of information capacity required to take them all in.
Even with the Eye of Truth bearing part of the burden, it would require a long time to absorb and analyze them, gradually improving the database so that it could contain more knowledge and information.
Selecting the books of civilizations and races that suited him and could further refine and develop his wizard path was therefore of critical importance.
Even Brilliant Moon Wizards would find it incomparably difficult to select suitable knowledge and information from so many Books of Civilization.
They needed enormous amounts of time to understand and verify them step by step.
It would take thousands of years at the very least.
The supernatural systems involved in different Books of Civilization, their Civilization Fruits, the effects they could produce, the inspiration they offered one's wizard path, and whether they could be integrated into it—all of this required more than merely reading and understanding them. It also needed practical confirmation: Wizard Experiments based on a wizard's perception of the world, testing the compatibility between one's own wizard path