Volume 3: The Land of Mist Chapter 11: The Library and the Vision
" The first floor contains ordinary books. Most of them are historical documents, reference books, legends, myths and legends... Of course, there are also some general magic textbooks, but the level is about the same as your current textbooks. But after all, there is a time gap of more than a thousand years, so it may bring some new ideas, but generally speaking, it is not very useful."
William took Green and walked into the library illuminated by the starry dome.
This is a Baroque-style building floating in the starry sky. The huge and gorgeous floor-to-ceiling windows let in tiny lights, which add a dreamy touch of color to the intricate and exquisite furnishings inside the building.
The towering bookshelves extended all the way to the top of the dome. Candle-like spirits flickering with deep blue flames floated everywhere in the air. They were not only the guardians of the library, but also the main lighting equipment here.
This is the library located inside the William Treasure Hall.
The achievement of collecting all the books in the game does not include collecting all the books, because although the game developers have designed a vast number of books, only a few of them have specific content, and most of the books are just designed with a cover and a name. Moreover, compared with other props or equipment, the distribution of books on the map is too scattered and very easy to repeat, so basically a normal player will not consider collecting all the books.
But it is clear that William is not a normal player.
He collected all the books in the game, including those that only had book covers and titles and could only be used as decorations when taken home. He also used the console in the treasure hall to replicate a library of the deceased of the Void King and the Forbidden Sage, and stored all the books in it.
After crossing over, William discovered that not only were the contents of the books in the library completely filled, but also those volumes that were copied along with the library, which theoretically belonged to the Forbidden Sage - the Candle Spirits and Archivers, were now all under his control.
It’s a pity that due to the characteristics of these Moon Realm Spirits, which are similar to earthbound spirits, they cannot leave the scope of this library.
"The things on the second level are more valuable, ranging from apprentice-level to master-level magic books, all the alchemical formulas, enchantment formulas, and basic rune combinations that I could find on the entire continent... In short, if we want to restore Blackwater University of Magic to its former glory, basically we only need to teach 10% to 20% of the knowledge on the second level."
As William spoke, he led Green to the second floor of the library by stepping on the green runes. Several burning candle spirits floated over and illuminated their surroundings.
Green's mouth remained open since he entered the library.
This place is simply the most coveted place for all magic casters who are committed to pursuing the truth of the world. It is not an exaggeration to say that this place represents the truth itself.
It can be said that, except for those battle mages who train magic as a killing tool, any magic caster will feel a tremor in the soul after seeing the endless bookshelves and the glimmer of magic books that form an ocean in the distance.
Because of excitement and excitement.
The number of magic books in this library can probably only be compared to the "Great Book Burning" period when the Star Law was promoted and the Star Council emptied all the magic academies on the continent.
Even in the library of the Star Council today, it is impossible to have such a large collection of magic books.
"I won't take you to the third and fourth floors. Not to mention the legendary and divine level magic books, there are many books on the third floor that seal moon realm monsters or powerful spirits. Those things are too dangerous for you. As for the fourth floor...just pretend that the fourth floor doesn't exist."
William said this calmly, then he realized that the person behind him did not respond, so he turned around to look.
At this moment, Green was staring at the bookshelf that seemed to have no end with a dazed look on his face, and no matter how he shouted, there was no response.
"Hey, come back to your senses!"
William patted the other person's shoulder vigorously.
At this moment, Green finally came back to his senses. He trembled and grasped William's hand and said:
"Master William! No, Master Eighth Holy Spirit!"
"Don't call me that..."
William said helplessly.
"What would you like me to do for you? If you would allow me to borrow a few books from this library, what would it cost me?"
In the current Riel Empire, every magic chanter who pursues magic is honored to be able to enter the library of the Ring of Law City to practice. The library contains a huge number of magic books. It is said that as long as a person with excellent talent can practice in it for a year, his path to the legendary realm will be greatly smoothed - at least in theory, there will be no big problem.
Even the French Ring City Library cannot be compared with the library in front of us.
"How many books do you want to borrow?"
William repeated Green's words doubtfully, and then he said:
"No... You misunderstood. I didn't bring you here to discuss compensation. If I want to rebuild the magic teaching system of the entire Blackwater Swamp area with Offa University as the core in the future, your current teaching staff will be far from enough. I hope you can make good use of the resources here, first train a group of backbone teachers, and then..."
William's expression suddenly changed before he finished speaking.
"That little bastard..."
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Lai Dun kept pacing in the underground secret room, and at this moment he looked extremely anxious.
After a while, he walked to a side door of the secret room, but two black-armored guards stopped him.
He turned around and looked at the captain of the guard beside him and said:
"Do you know how much Vincent cares about his daughter?"
"That's why I went to so much trouble to kidnap her."
The other party replied.
Laiton rubbed his temples in distress and said:
"You clearly knew that the little bastard's eyes had never left her, and you followed the orders of our 'Duke' to let them stay in the same room and not disturb them?"
"Sir Lydon, watch your words."
The spy minister on the side said.
"If Vincent knew what happened here, all of you would die."
Laiton ignored his threat and continued.
"Why do you care what a dead man thinks?"
The captain of the guard said.
"Because the 'dead man' you mentioned has now reached the realm of legend. Even though we have made so many preparations, he will be able to take all of us to hell before he dies."
Laiton said through gritted teeth.
"Then why not let him not know about this before he dies..."
Before the spy minister could finish his words, there was a noise from the side door.
Lai Dun's face suddenly turned gloomy.
Idiot... The two people in front of him who were eager to flatter him were the ones behind the door whose brains were not even one tenth as good as his father's...
Laiton thought.
But what happened behind that door was different from what any of them had guessed.
Jesse Wald fell straight to the ground, snoring softly, while "Liliana", whose clothes were a little disheveled, was looking at the fat man with disgust.
The iron plate with the horn mark on her chest was emitting a little light.
"If Vincent knew what happened here, I'm afraid he would no longer care about the friendship between old friends and would kill this loser with his own hands."
Liliana said softly.
The voice that came out of "her" mouth was William's.
