The Secrets of the Supreme Sword Sect

No matter which world it was, there were geniuses blessed with extraordinary talent, and ordinary people with mediocre gifts.

Some people only needed to watch a spell once to cast it with precision, while others might practice for days and still fail to match what the former achieved in a single attempt.

Without a doubt, God of Magic Megak was one of those geniuses. Any spell was easy for Megak to master.

Talent coupled with diligent study had forged the former God of Magic Megak, and had also robbed those less gifted than him of any desire to catch up—until he encountered the Golden Banana Federation, encountered Johnny, and learned of System.

Just as fools could never narrow the gap between themselves and him no matter how hard they tried, his own efforts were equally meaningless before System.

It was precisely because of this that, after emerging from his self-imposed isolation, Megak did not continue burying his head in research within the Divine Kingdom of Magic as he once had—some things were more important than talent and hard work.

Megak stopped thinking about System, poured himself another glass of wine, and then used [Heart-Bewitching Art] to hypnotize a disciple of the Supreme Sword Sect.

Under Megak's hypnosis and questioning, Tang Jianfeng, a Golden Core Realm disciple of the Supreme Sword Sect, gradually revealed some unknown secrets of the Supreme Sword Sect.

If one had to use a single word to describe the Supreme Sword Sect's secrets, it would be—chaos.

Megak felt no discomfort at this sort of chaos.

As for the others, the minotaur Kuka was still grilling fish, Vara was still considering whether to ask the Archbishop for the unfinished Twin Radiance Bottle back, while little sister A Shui had once again sat opposite Kuka, the cooking master, and