Could this be an apostle of the Creator of Light?
Gazing at the figure who had summoned a pillar of sunlight out of thin air beneath the pitch-black night sky, the monsters around him, instinctively fleeing from the sun's ultraviolet rays, couldn't help but wonder.
But anyone with even a passing familiarity with the Grand Duchy's Academic World would have scoffed at the idea.
The man before them was the legendary scholar who had led the Grand Duchy's Academic World in officially declaring war on the Holy See, which was mired in conflict. He had even personally killed an apostle of the Creator of Light by means unknown. How could he possibly be an apostle of the Creator of Light?
Besides.
He had just said, "I say, let there be light, and there was light," comparing himself to the Creator in the Festival of Light. To the many scholars present, such heresy and defiance were an almost unimaginable display of audacious mockery.
What kind of breadth of mind and courage did it take—and what heights of truth did one have to stand upon—to mock the Holy See so brazenly?
Most importantly,
judging by the monsters' reactions, the beam of light "summoned" from the unknown depths of the universe was no Power of Light.
It was genuine sunlight!
This legendary scholar's title was [Sun Energy].
According to the Heliocentric Theory published eight hundred years ago by the pioneer White Niven, the sun was the center of the universe. Did that mean that Professor Reilo had already become capable of directly communicating with and summoning the source of truth in the depths of the cosmos!?
At the top of the High Tower.
Kedo stood with the Dragonhawk knight Reilo had personally rescued. They gazed at Reilo, who was now radiating ambition and