Hard-to-Speak Information

"It will be received when the sun rises."

Charles frowned even more, because the message was far too broad; it could be received at sunrise or by some kind of sun-related image.

Furthermore, this information was almost entirely unrelated to the information they had previously obtained, leaving them completely at a loss.

"Continue."

The next monk walked up to the crowd, lowered his head and pondered for a moment, then raised his head in less than three seconds.

"It will be found by a creature; that will be the moment it sees the light of day again."

This sentence contains several pieces of information. First, the word 'biological' implies that finding it is not limited to humans; other races are also qualified to find this thing.

Of course, this doesn't mean that it was definitely someone of another race who found this item; it's just that there's a margin of error.

Given the numerous prophecies made by the Astrology School, Charles was confident that their human race had the greatest chance of being the first to receive it.

The subsequent reappearance of this object is quite interesting, implying that it existed a long time ago.

Given that even so many High-Order Mage could only obtain a few meager details, this thing must be extremely powerful.

In other words, this thing is probably quite famous in history; after all, powerful things in this world are naturally accompanied by fame.

After that, as long as they go to the Alliance Library, they will most likely find something similar. After all, if they can't find any records in the Alliance Library, then there's no hope anywhere else.

Things that fit this maximum impact must be extremely rare, and they can easily identify them with just one screening.

"I just hope we don't find another blacked-out record..."

At this moment, Charles was starting to complain about the Alliance's book management system. Anyone could black out information without verification or discussion; as long as someone had the authority, they could do it.

Many monks have stumbled on this issue. They thought they had finally found the information they wanted after spending a lot of effort, but when they found the corresponding record book, they only saw blacked-out records.

"Let's talk about it when we get back..." Charles thought to himself.

"Next."

Its news will ignite a conflict that will sweep across the entire continent.

These words not only made Charles frown even more, but also the other mages present. They all looked at Charles, wondering what he would do after receiving this astonishing news.

"Everyone, after this is over, return to the Alliance's private office in the Law Domain. Anyone who is not there afterwards will be considered a traitor to the Alliance."

Charles spoke coldly, his tone leaving no room for doubt, which sent a chill down the spines of the other mages present.

They knew that this matter would have a significant impact and might require special measures when the second person stepped forward.

The mages were beginning to regret getting involved in this mess; wouldn't it have been better to just keep conducting their experiments in the Floating City?

They insisted on accepting the subsidies offered by the Astrology School, and now they're in trouble. It's estimated that they'll be under special protection until the matter is resolved.

"And after confirming your identity information, wait for the Alliance's representatives to arrive at your Material Realm bodies. Everyone remember, any resistance will be considered a betrayal of the Alliance."

"According to the Special Information Confidentiality Ordinance, I will, in my capacity as a member of the Alliance Council, ensure that everyone present is subject to Ordinance No. 3 and awaits the Alliance's investigation."

The information they received this time was so astonishing that it forced Charles to take this action.

Because this event happened over a century ago, almost only members of the Astrology School know about it and have the motivation to learn about it.

Therefore, since this news will cause conflict, it remains to be seen how other forces learned of it.

Charles believed that, currently, the only ones in the entire the Alliance capable of knowing about this were the mages present.

Was it leaked by these mages? Or by Tristan?

Charles could only guarantee his loyalty to the Alliance, so he directly chose to implement protective imprisonment of the other mages in accordance with the Alliance's confidentiality regulations.

Of course, it wasn't necessarily these mages who leaked the information. Although they learned it from the Legendary who fell from the Astrology School, other forces might have gotten lucky and accidentally passed the information out.

Charles was being cautious, even though he knew that the content of the prophecy would be extremely difficult to change once it was known, he still wanted to find a way to cut off the communication channels of these sorcerers.

Secondly, it's for the person who might leak the information. If someone does leak the information, the Alliance might be able to use this opportunity to catch that person and prevent future problems.

Charles's gaze swept across the faces of all the mages, whose faces now showed only tension and anxiety, making it impossible for Charles to discern anything amiss.

"Tristan, you're next."

After this incident, the atmosphere became somewhat awkward, so Charles asked his disciple Tristan to break the ice.

Tristan, bracing himself for the gazes of the other mages, stepped forward. He didn't look behind him, knowing full well that the High-Order Mage behind him were watching him, making him feel like he was sitting on pins and needles.

His movements were somewhat slow and he made some mistakes, partly because he was too nervous, and partly because he was ultimately just a First Order Profession. In terms of Arts proficiency, he was no match for the High-Order Mage behind him.

He manipulated it for a full ten seconds before he could hear that message.

He read it aloud without thinking.

"It will remain in the Material Realm forever."

There was a moment of silence, which made Tristan turn around stiffly. Just as he was about to return to the group, he saw his mentor Charles's slightly relieved smile.

At that moment, a thought struck him, and he realized that the news he had heard was the only good news he had.

Because that object is in the Material Realm, it means the Alliance doesn't need to consider the influence of the Spirit Realm, or even the Astral Realm.

Furthermore, once the scope was locked onto the Material Realm, Charles could almost pinpoint the target's location based on the initial information he had received.

"It lies within the territory of the Church of the Goddess of Ocean Currents..."

Although the Church of the Goddess of Ocean Currents's territory is quite large and chaotic, there is usually an Church of the Goddess of Ocean Currents port on the periphery of many major powers.

And across the vast Ocean, almost half of it could be said to be under its control.

However, having this range is better than having none; narrowing the range down to this extent is already quite good.

"Next."

After Tristan's demonstration, the other mages finally realized that Charles's face didn't darken with each person they went up to.

Another mage stepped out of the group. If Charles's calculations were correct, after this mage finished, another one would arrive, and then the number of people who had made the prophecy would exceed half.

Thinking of this, he frowned again, especially after hearing the information brought by the next mage.

"An Alliance's Floating City will fall as a result."

Upon hearing this news, Charles's face tightened immediately, and the other mages held their breath.

While the Floating City is theoretically a powerful tool for the Alliance, it's not all that great overall. The boost it provides to a Fourth Order Mage isn't enough to allow them to defeat two Fourth Order Profession Holder.

Moreover, the Alliance's Floating City are now numbered past the thirties, half of them don't have Fourth Order Mage Floating City stationed there, and almost every School has its own Floating City.

In this context, wouldn't it be reasonable for the Alliance to pay the price of losing a Floating City in a major event similar to the ' Blood Elf Rebellion '?

However, the problem cannot be viewed this way. Floating City have always been a symbol of the Alliance, and the Alliance only significantly increased the number of Floating City after the large-scale expansion of the Construct School.

When the Blood Elf Rebellion broke out, the Alliance's Floating City, less than one-tenth of what it has now.

Moreover, the Floating City was not very large at that time, and most of the mages placed their Mage Tower and laboratories on the Alliance's territory.

Instead of the current situation, where almost all the High-Order Mage in the Alliance live in Floating City, and each Floating City has families of all sizes and various School.

Even the newly built Floating City have a lot of supplies and mages from various School supporting them.

In this situation, even losing a Floating City would be unbearable for the Alliance.

Although a Floating City is much weaker in combat than a fourth -Fourth Order Mage Fourth Order Mage, it is far superior in other aspects.

Even more so, the most important Floating City, according to the Alliance Council, are valued at the same level as Legendary mages.

The prophecy did not specify which Floating City would fall as a result.

"It seems that orders from the Construct School are about to decline significantly."

At this moment, someone made an inappropriate joke, and someone else laughed out loud. This was because they had all more or less dealt with the Construct School in architecture, and it was inevitable that they would be happy to see those people suffer.

They had overlooked Charles's increasingly dark expression, but fortunately they noticed it in time and immediately fell silent.

Charles gritted his teeth and made no further arrangements based on the newly acquired information. His current temporary measures were sufficient; any further arrangements would have to be made back at the Alliance.

Another monk stepped forward dejectedly. He moved quickly, as if he had been rehearsing in his mind for a long time.

However, after he cast the spell, he froze on the spot, not obeying Charles's command to immediately reveal what he had received.

Only after being urged by Charles did he finally speak with a stiff expression and reveal the information he had received.

"This could be a harbinger of the dissolution of the Alliance Council."