"Lord Rad, with all due respect, the Dharma Wheel cannot adapt to a damaged object. I was only able to determine where this place was just now because there was relevant energy here that allowed it to activate."
"And I can't sense any energy at all in this magic circle. In other words, this thing is already useless, no different from a rock by the roadside."
Mahoraga answered Radeus's questions.
It made sense that adaptation could not adapt to a rock. If the rock attacked of its own accord, it could at most adapt to the impact, not the rock itself.
"Now this is a problem!"
Radeus glanced at Tia beside him, thought of something, and asked.
"Aren't you a goddess? You don't know how to repair this kind of magic circle either?"
"No. I'm not a goddess who specializes in magic, and I don't have my goddess powers anymore!"
Tia lowered her head and looked at the ground, feeling a little guilty.
"Really?"
"Really! Really!"
Tia hastily nodded.
"Ugh, isn't there anyone who knows how?"
Radeus sighed. Was he going to be trapped here?
Actually, by all rights, even if not every goddess was proficient in magic, they should at least have possessed extensive magical knowledge.
It was just that Tia had slept through all her classes, and her position at the bottom of the class had been unshakable, so she really did not know how!
Her good friend Betty, on the other hand, was an extraordinarily powerful magic specialist. She had ranked first at school, and her mastery of magic was among the very best even in the Divine Realm.
"That's right!"
"If I can't do it, why not find someone who can?"
The clever Tia came up with a brilliant idea. She clapped her hands, looking delighted.