Zong Shen clicked his tongue in amazement as he weighed the spellbook in his hand.
It was no easy task to find a spellcaster below Tier 6 with over a hundred points of Strength.
At the very least, none of the trusted mages in his territory could equip it at present.
After all, Strength was not Intelligence. Asking a mage to raise his Strength was rather demanding.
Still, he could not figure out why this spellbook was so heavy.
Could it be that it was meant for a mage to use as a brick to smash people?
After giving it some thought, Zong Shen reached out and flipped through its pages. They could be turned, but he could not make out their contents.
Such equipment-ized items remained full of unknowns to Lords.
Zong Shen could see dense, blurry text covering the pages, along with occasional diagrams that seemed to depict spell models.
As he turned the pages, sparks also drifted out from between them.
Besides that, Zong Shen noticed several tiny grooves of differing shapes beneath the title page.
It seemed that something could be embedded into them.
Though the pages looked dry and yellowed, they felt remarkably soft when turned.
They even carried a certain warmth. They were not hot, roughly the same temperature as a human body.
Giving up on further research, he directly called upon his cheat.
Normally, the information Lords could inspect, combined with the extra hints from the Strategy Module, was enough to dig up an item's origins and every hidden detail.
In comparison, a Lord's inspection was fairly rough, only offering preliminary information and understanding—essentially a straightforward introduction.
The Strategy Module's hints were more specific and detailed, serving as supplementary information that broke down the introduction further.
Ordinary Lords would find it difficult to