The Time for Farewell Has Come, Abandoning the World Thus [Second Update]

It seemed that, unwilling to be sealed within the rings and unwilling to lose every trace they had left behind in this world,

the Demon Gods sealed within the rings spread their power in the form of magic—or rather, "magecraft."

Although Ye Ting's arrival had caused traces of magic to appear in Greece and Egypt thousands of years earlier, these Demon Gods could still be considered the origin of Solomon's school of magecraft.

Because there were seventy-two Demon Gods in total, they came to be known as Solomon's Seventy-Two Demon Gods.

Thanks to Israel's strength and prosperity, and because Israel had mastered the power of "magic," which had originally existed only in Egypt, Israel was for a time recognized by all nations as a great power second only to Egypt.

In short, under Solomon's reign, Israel's influence finally spread throughout all the surrounding regions, and Yahweh's power likewise reached its peak.

Even Queen of Sheba, far away in the Sheba Kingdom, personally visited this legendary wise king—though perhaps she had merely heard of Israel's flourishing trade and come from afar for economic gain.

However, after Queen of Sheba's visit ended, rumors began to spread that "the Queen, seeking guidance from the famed sage Solomon,

had brought a great quantity of tribute to Jerusalem.

She posed three riddles to Solomon, but he saw through each of them one by one,

and the Queen was deeply impressed by Jerusalem's prosperity.

The Queen and King Solomon exchanged gifts, after which she began her journey home." Solomon's wisdom and virtuous reputation also began to be praised by people of every nation.

Besides Queen of Sheba, many people began traveling to Israel from other countries because of Solomon's wisdom, hoping to obtain some of it for themselves.

And Solomon held nothing back in response to