God's Priestess

These memories all happened in a fleeting moment.

Upon waking from his memories, the [Moon Mirage Body] skill on the panel unfolded as Ryan thought.

Moon Mirage Body

Evaluation: The power to change everything, a cosmic egg containing countless stars. The true form of the soul— the Quiet Moon that governs all things. Can be relegated to: Phoenix, Kronos, Vishnu, Odin, Jehovah.

Looking at the names listed in the evaluation section, names that could shock the entire Wizarding World and were slumbering in history books and myths.

Ryan shook his head and said to Penelope, "This level of power is too high for you."

Putting that on Muggle would make them lose their sense of self.

A wizard, no matter how much they degenerate, is still a wizard.

You are not their descendants.

This will provoke the inherent resistance of your wizarding nature.

This is equivalent to being cursed with Blood Curse.

But if it's just about creating a controllable humanoid like Snape, then that would be too impractical.

Your Phoenix Metamorphosis could actually develop in this direction.

"You inherited a new name?" Penelope gasped.

She knew that Ryan's power to manipulate time came from Kronos.

Everything about those 'dead' gods is hidden in their names.

It's just because we're both wizards.

There is actually no difference in rank.

This results in those who are too weak, or those of similar strength, being unable to inherit the power they left behind.

Only their descendants can inherit these powers through close blood ties.

Ryan, on the other hand, is compatible from top to bottom.

The reason he didn't do that was because he feared that the Divine Kingdom would become too powerful and attract the attention of Bleach.

It's easy to hide a lion.

But if it were an elephant or a whale, the difficulty would be worlds apart from the former.

For Ryan, who excels at secrecy and whose Divine Kingdom is centered on secrecy, although he can do it.

But this is under the condition of the Divine Kingdom growing naturally.

But if one can advance rapidly by inheriting the name of a deity.

The fluctuations at that instant during the rocket-like ascension of the Moon Mirage Body

It's inevitable that the Bleach, who possesses the Divine Kingdom surrounding the entire Earth— the Afterlife— will notice.

Therefore, Penelope quickly understood the implications of Ryan's act of inheriting the new name.

This shows that Bleach's gaze is no longer a problem for Ryan.

"To be precise, there is more than one."

The only downside is that I now serve as the first cause of multiple mythologies. Most spells will alert me when they are cast.

It felt like a million mosquitoes were buzzing in my ears. Ryan's face showed a blissful anguish.

"But Ryan, didn't you say that apart from downloading magical phenomena from the magical magnetic field at the beginning, most of the spells afterward are cast by the wizard's own independent magical source?"

What does this have to do with the First Cause?

Even most spells are actually related to mythology.

"It shouldn't affect you either." Kate rarely raised a question based on knowledge.

That's the logic.

But the reason why incantations are related to mythology is that they are used in spells.

Actually, it's to lower the difficulty of getting started.

And the added benefit of borrowing a trace of power from a deceased deity.

Although the wizard himself can do it.

But because all the gods are 'dead,' only the Bleach exists as a complete deity.

If you rely entirely on yourself, it means your spells are weaker than those of other wizards.

Even the wizard himself was unaware of this.

Instead, they attributed it to the improper casting technique, which led to a decrease in power.

They would unconsciously invoke the power of the deities behind the incantation through the incantation itself when casting the spell.

The incantations and gestures are merely the password for downloading the magical phenomenon model from the cloud drive, derived from the magical magnetic field.

This is why I've said that so-called incantations and hand gestures are unnecessary.

They are actually only useful in the introductory stage.

But why is their subsequent enhancement to magic still so obvious?

Because they are actually simplified versions of rituals that invoke divine power. Ryan snapped his fingers.

An image of a wizard casting Fire-Making Spell appeared in his palm.

Under Ryan's special annotation,

The power of the deity invoked by the ritual, the wizard composed of countless blue pixels, and magic itself became clearly distinct.

The power of a deity, seemingly born from within a wizard, and marked in gold.

How it works within the overall framework of magic is thus evident.

"You're not weak, are you?" Penelope said, her hand reaching towards Ryan's waist.

Ryan slapped Penelope's hand away. "Even if I'm weak, my body will be fine!"

No! Why would I feel weak?

I can refuse this kind of invitation.

However, this act of summoning and bestowing power is itself a refinement and enhancement of that power.

It's like the other person is training their magic while also helping you train.

That's why I won't refuse.

Moreover, it wasn't the magic power within me that was being used.

Rather, it is the power of the complete world of the Divine Kingdom.

For the world, these powers are just a drop in the ocean. Ryan actually had something else to say.

The Star Lord, born from the spirits of the Merpeople in the painting and Ryan, amidst the myriad stars in the [Moon Mirage Body].

In fact, it can also help alleviate the wizard's shouts.

The reason he was buzzing was simply because he wanted to experience what it felt like to be a real god.

Previously, spells derived from the Greece pantheon of Kronos were still quite rare in the Wizarding World.

After all, there is the Scandinavia pantheon, a mythology that clearly states the complete demise of the gods.

Why use spells derived from myths that carry the risk of being entangled or cursed, which are ostensibly blessings but are actually Blood Curse for modern wizards?

"Do we get Fawley?" Seeing that the two of them were looking at her, Kate coughed twice and said, "I mean, can we make our magic more powerful when we cast spells?"

"Cough cough." Ryan also coughed. "Actually, you don't need it."

My bodily fluids are the best blessing.

Kate, you must have learned about Japan culture when you were learning Japanese, right?

You are essentially my priestesses.

My power is always surrounding you, just as I am watching over you.

Once you realize this, then—"

"Lumos!" A huge sphere of light, seemingly large enough to burst the entire object, appeared at the tip of Kate's wand.

The pure, simple light of the Lighting Charm began to acquire warmth as it accumulated in both quantity and quality.

The air even began to smell of burning.

"Finite Incantatem!" Ryan waved his hand. The ball of light disappeared.

"Kate Lewinster!"

"I was wrong!"

Before Penelope could finish speaking, Kate had already raised her wand and performed a proper dogeko (a deep bow) towards Penelope.

He readily admitted his mistake.

"Next time before you do an experiment, can you at least let me finish what I have to say?" Ryan said, half-laughing and half-crying. "Don't forget we're practically in bed right now. We're both flammable materials."

Penelope didn't know whether she should be angry or not.

Upon seeing Kate's pitiful little face, with its big, cat-like eyes.

Her anger vanished instantly.

Although Kate has used this trick many times.

But she always found it very helpful.

This time is clearly no exception.