"You acted that quickly? I was hoping to use Iris's power and the magic arrays I'd set up..."
Kroya looked at the curtain on the horizon and shook his head in disappointment.
He had chosen to forge out at sea partly because he had anticipated possible complications. If anything happened, he would suppress it with the symphony magic array already reverberating across the land.
Iris's magic runes, combined with that powerful symphony magic array, would have been more than enough to conceal everything.
He hadn't expected the merfolk's Void God to act faster than he did, so he could only accept the kindness.
He looked at the piece of rainbow iron.
The good news was that the power filling this palm-sized chunk of metal was of a far higher order than Divine Envoy Deimos's power. It was definitely a divine artifact.
The bad news was that its power was simply too strong. Neither Kroya nor the sunflowers and Kaba Beasts conducting the blessing ritual could control it. They could only leave it floating there, constantly changing colors.
Those shifting colors actually represented the chaotic magic inside it. Unable to stabilize, it kept changing.
"Let's try this first."
He stared at the metal for a moment, thinking, then tried using the Ark's Sealing Magic Array to suppress its power, at least temporarily, before slowly regulating and analyzing it.
As long as he could find one small opening, he could work with the tower spirit to develop a Divine Artifact Analysis Array.
Yet the Ring of Radiance's binding array, which had never failed him before, actually failed. The platinum ring, cast using void luminary power as its material, had barely formed before the rainbow halo shattered it.
A sharp ding rang out.
The void luminary power burned away in an instant, leaving