At Edwin's reminder, everyone nodded.
Faced with a dangerous place like the Evernight Dome, which had vanished from the world's sight for over three thousand years and taken so many Legendary Mages with it, they could not help but worry.
As they ventured deeper, the atmosphere throughout the livestream seemed to grow increasingly tense.
But when the jellyfish filling the sky truly appeared, Star Weaver revealed a disdainful smile. "What a boring little trick!"
A flash of light swept past, and the surrounding scene changed dramatically in an instant. The jellyfish that had filled the sky vanished at once. The objects that had appeared capable of moving and attacking were truly nothing more than objects placed there one by one, as if they had remained unchanged for thousands of years, covered in dust, dead leaves, cobwebs, and the like.
It bore no resemblance whatsoever to the scene they had seen outside. Even the glowing runes on the surface of the enormous tower dimmed considerably in that instant.
"For a Legendary Mage, something like this is nothing more than a prank." Seemingly noticing everyone's gazes, Star Weaver casually explained, "Ordinary illusions do indeed use suggestion and mental influence to disrupt our senses and create hallucinations. However, some rare illusion magic alters the surrounding light and shadows, causing the world we see to differ from the real one."
"You must have realized it too. Such magic cannot be used in places with strong natural light. That is precisely why it is so little known. After all, no one would set it up in a dark room just to entertain themselves, would they? But within the Evernight Dome, where it is always dark, it becomes rather useful."
"You don't really think those Divination Jellyfish in the sky actually existed, do you? If they