Moonshadow Island, Cowell.
After Levis withdrew his "divine power," the hail that had battered everyone into lumps finally turned back into ordinary rain.
Just as he had expected, faced with a choice that concerned the survival of Cowell—and even all of Moonshadow Island—Cowell's upper ranks fell silent.
In the end, it was the High Priest who spoke up, asking Levis, as the representative of the will of the Northlands city-states, to give them a day to discuss the matter.
Levis naturally expressed his understanding. In any case, they had plenty of time to spare.
More importantly, to make sure his lackey Garvin had not been killed by his own "opening-the-door kill," Levis had directly thrown [Otherworld Summoning]—originally intended for reallocating troops and replenishing supplies, allowing them to advance to attack or retreat to defend—back into its "cooldown."
Unlike other spells that could be recast through memorization, or arcane arts that could have new Spell Models constructed at any time through meditation, the spells obtained from Sylvie's Dragon Inheritance were, in some ways, very similar to Karsus's Heart.
Both were essentially "spell skill books" that came with their own spell templates.
So long as Levis had not completely mastered one of the spells within, he could only activate the corresponding spell through it, after which the built-in Spell Model would enter something akin to a "charging" phase.
And every use was effectively grinding proficiency.
If word of such an "artifact" ever got out and other Spellcasters learned of it, there would probably be legends lining up in droves to drag Levis onto an operating table and crack this "patch," farming him like an elite monster decked out in orange gear.
Its only flaw was probably that it still lacked flexibility.
That left Levis, who was accustomed to keeping himself in an