Chapter 415: Important and Concern
Thinking of the possible chaos, Heaven Pillar Mountain nearby was probably the smallest issue. The fallen world itself was a huge question mark, while the Three-Flame Divine Palace and the God of Knowledge—long-standing rivals who had accumulated grievances for ages—had maintained a balance for years that was already gradually tipping. This was not merely a grudge between wizards, but a struggle over vast amounts of faith power. The appearance of the fallen world was like throwing a massive stone into waters where waves were already beginning to rise.
Ruger tilted his head toward Mahama.
"A strange world has fallen here. The Supreme Council of Wizards should step in, shouldn't it?" Ruger asked curiously.
Mahama shook his head.
"I don't understand these matters either, but I once heard Wizard Zorn say that if something like this happens within the territory of a wizarding faction, the Supreme Council might allow that organization to take part and claim a certain share of the benefits. If that organization can prove its strength, the Supreme Council may even merely make a record and not intervene," Mahama said in a deep voice. "But I think that when such a situation occurs, it generally means that fallen, ruined world is not particularly important. The Supreme Council of Wizards is still quite hands-off about things it considers unimportant."
Ruger nodded thoughtfully.
And he very much agreed with the latter half of Mahama's judgment. So-called non-intervention would certainly only be built on the premise that the thing was unimportant to the Supreme Council.
Ruger poured Mahama a cup of fruit tea.
The two had already finished their meal, but rather than rush off to do something else, they sat there chatting and drinking tea.
Ruger had used the little pot he normally used to