Rune Continent was a continent that revered truth and Magic.
The most fundamental reason was the Rune Mage. As the continent's strongest being, his application and understanding of magical runes had greatly influenced all the Mages and Warlocks across the continent.
In particular, the Rune Holy Land he had founded in the middle of the Second Era had cultivated generation after generation of Mages, who then spread out and trained even more Mages.
This meant that if one traced the lineage of any Mage on Rune Continent back a few generations, they would more or less have some connection to the Rune Holy Land.
If the Rune Holy Land faced disaster,
nearly eighty percent of the continent's Mages would likely rush there and contribute their own strength.
Therefore, William had no choice but to give the Rune Mage the respect he deserved by accepting his invitation.
Especially since this old brother would become an ultimate powerhouse who stepped into the Transcendent Saint realm in the future.
It could even be said that
Moxis had suffered a devastating blow from the Spirit Saint due to his personality and had gone into seclusion, possibly putting the position of Omni-Element God of Magic at risk.
The Rune Mage, meanwhile, might become the one to replace him as the Omni-Element God of Magic.
But it was precisely because the Rune Mage had entered the Transcendent Saint realm
that the descent of the Lord of Magic became rather awkward.
As an old Main God, the Lord of Magic had failed to exert much pressure on the Rune Mage at all. That was rather embarrassing.
Yet the reason the Rune Mage was said to possibly become the Omni-Element God of Magic, a Law Saint,
was that although he lacked the Talent for Omni-Element Magic, he had