At the Association headquarters, all spellcasters who had achieved something in spatial-transmission spells gathered to study the slightly sinister spell Jia Xiu had proposed.
The contents of the Magic Grimoire were copied again and again and distributed among them.
For a time, the venue was filled with sounds of "Hiss," "Sigh," and "Why is that?"
Clearly, Jia Xiu's deviously conceived spell had caused these experienced spellcasters considerable trouble.
Build an Any Door, but swap the exit and entrance ends.
No one had ever considered doing that before.
Whether it was the idea of using this method to circumvent Hell's crystal-wall blockade, or the idea itself, it was thoroughly bizarre.
It had the unsettling feeling of something that did not belong in the rune magic system, yet upon closer inspection, it was undeniably rune magic.
Jia Xiu understood the masters' confusion.
After studying rune magic in a more systematic way, he too had realized that converting runes into code was not merely a difference in form. There were also many differences in how one understood magic itself.
If one looked at it solely from the perspective of runes, it really was difficult to realize that the two ends of an Any Door could be declared and defined.
The awkward part was that although Jia Xiu could alter the Any Door into this form by modifying the code, he could not fully cast the spell himself at the practical spellcasting level.
The changes in the details had greatly increased the difficulty of casting the reversed Any Door, and made it extremely clumsy.
Writing the code himself, yet being unable to run it himself—honestly, that was a little embarrassing.
He could only force the Magic Grimoire to cast the spell.
But in front of so many Association researchers, it was not very convenient