Quirinus Quirrell was utterly stunned. He had no idea how Kate had done it.
But the scenes he had just witnessed were simply too breathtaking.
So much so that Quirinus Quirrell now believed even more strongly in the existence of gods.
"Mr. Kate, how did you do that just now?"
Quirinus Quirrell could not help asking. He felt he would go mad if he kept the question bottled up.
Something like this was far more stunning than those so-called movies.
Katelyle thought for a moment, then smiled. "This is a rather special kind of Elemental Magic."
"It involves time and space. You wouldn't understand if I explained it."
"But the scenes we just saw really did happen."
Quirinus Quirrell looked at the statue in confusion and asked, "Mr. Kate, were those scenes recorded by this statue?"
Katelyle nodded, looking at the statue. "That's right."
"Poseidon was worshipped as the god of the sea. Over countless years, something called wish power accumulated on this statue through the devotion of his believers, granting it special abilities and allowing it to bear witness to history as it unfolded."
"Of course, there was another prerequisite: this statue wasn't an ordinary statue, but an enormous alchemical artifact."
At these words, Quirinus Quirrell froze briefly, then recalled some vessels, statues, and other objects he had seen that had been objects of worship. Most of them seemed to possess special powers.
Quirinus Quirrell described everything he had seen, then asked, "Mr. Kate, did those objects gain their power because of wish power?"
Katelyle smiled. "Yes, but although those objects were imbued with power, they were much weaker than the crosses in churches."
"That's because crosses aren't merely worshipped. Powerful priests also gather the strength of their believers to collect wish power and strengthen those crosses."
"But compared