Thanks to their study of illusions, mages usually had decent artistic skills. The Association quickly completed a simple illustration for their first contact with those unknown sources of magic power in Hell.
They even made several versions.
Jia Xiu and the chairman selected the one with the clearest meaning and the most peaceful, harmless-looking art style.
Then they hung it beneath the Magic Eye.
Thus completing the preparations for their first exchange.
And to address the possibility that the other side might be unable to see it—
They gathered light of different colors within the illusion's lines, mixing in both visible and invisible light to eliminate as many possible issues as they could.
Since they had no idea what wavelengths of light the targets could see, they could only make the spectrum as rich as possible.
Hopefully, it would cover their range.
They also hoped the light would not harm them, as it did the Blood Clan. If it did, that would be a disaster.
Though it probably would not come to that.
The intense-light control spell in the previous "Fatty" plan had already contained light across a fairly broad range of wavelengths. When shone on the Blood Clan, it did not merely restrain them—it scorched them.
If those creatures could be harmed by light, they had most likely already been hurt just now.
Once preparations for this set of spells were complete, the Association also drew up contingency plans for the next step—what to do if the other side chose to communicate, and what to do if they refused to cooperate.
And if communication was established, the chairman himself would begin the conversation on the Association's behalf. That would both demonstrate their sincerity and ensure that nothing overly inappropriate was said.
Very soon, the Magic Detection Eye, carrying a