Zong Shen knew without thinking that any area with interference was bound to be significant.
So he made a point of noting the locations of those areas.
The more obvious the interference, the more important that area was within the manor.
The actual display effect of the [Mirror of Myriad Forms (Golden)] was quite impressive.
The image on its surface was exceptionally clear, and its zooming capability was equally remarkable.
He could even zoom the mirror all the way in to the surface of a human body, clearly seeing even the droplets of water clinging to Count Les's skin.
No wonder the Strategy Module's notes had called it a divine tool for peeping.
Unfortunately, it could not effectively see through walls. To achieve a similar effect, he could only use [Mirror Link] or place a [Myriad Mirror Mark] in advance.
After observing for over ten minutes, Zong Shen had gained a preliminary understanding of the manor's overall layout.
There were three areas with magical interference and shielding: one somewhere directly beneath the main manor building, one in a room on the second floor to the right, and one beneath the garden in the open space of the manor.
It seemed that Count Les had built secret passages and underground chambers.
The other places could not exactly be called undefended; their defenses simply were not as tight.
After all, a fifth-tier True Sight Eye was monitoring the entire manor.
In addition, a pillar forged from magic-guiding metal stood at each of the manor's four corners.
They were nowhere near as large as the [Red Gold Barrier Pillar], but they looked somewhat similar.
Zong Shen did not need to use the Strategy Module to know that these things were likely the manor's magical shield.
The four mana pillars worked together to construct