Lord of Arcane

Chapter 1383
With the official support of Cormanthor, Farrow's omniscience ceremony this time is extremely efficient in terms of material preparation and personnel convening.

At this time, only one month has passed since the last omniscience ceremony. If the efficiency is the same in the future, will you still worry about not finding the truth shown by the oracle?
But no matter how much Farrow feels and hopes, this time will be the only one, not to mention whether the crowned king of Elithel is willing after this time, even if he is willing, Farrow himself is not willing.

Now Elisel's influence in the organization is already considerable, and if he is allowed to intervene, Farrow is really worried that the organization will completely lose control, and he must suppress this sign.

After dismissing Jerinis, Farrow chatted privately with Hilda Lanna and Ormos for a while. In addition to intentionally wooing them, these two are also key participants in this omniscience ceremony.

Since both Hilda Lanna and Ormos received new revelations in the last omniscience ceremony, Farrow tried to arrange for them to contact the two suspected messengers of fate in the new revelations—Iolum and Xia Duo.

Now that Hilda Lanna and Ormos participate in the Omniscient Ceremony again, they will surely be able to obtain further information, and perhaps they will be able to completely reveal the truth revealed by the oracle!

……

After everything was ready, on the grass near the Elven Court, under the watchful eyes of the few elders and the envoys of the crowned king after the establishment of the Northern Alliance, the seventh omniscience ceremony organized by Faro began.

As the spell casting progressed, there was a surge of wind and clouds around the Elven Court, and even the sky seemed to darken, and various incomprehensible mysterious visions continued to appear around the magic circle.

The watching elves retreated slightly away from the magic circle, but none of them left. Since they chose to watch, they must have been psychologically prepared.

After a while, the sky began to rain lightly. Farrow and the others had no protection and let the raindrops hit their faces, but the rhythm of the spell was not chaotic at all, and even faintly resonated with the surrounding wind and rain.

Until more than half an hour passed, the wind stopped, the rain also stopped, a rainbow appeared on the oak tree not far away, and Farrow's side also reached the most critical moment.

Everything before can be understood as the process of casting spells, and there will be results after that, which need to be borne by him and the other twelve participants.

Omniscient is not necessarily a good thing. Without that ability to bear, you may be overwhelmed by the huge amount of information all at once.

Farrow's method is to use spells to link the thinking of thirteen senior mages together, build a simple thinking model, incorporate, organize, and draw conclusions from all information.

In addition, the mental model cannot be complicated. If it is too complicated, the processing speed will be slow, and accidents will occur if it is slow.

Finally, except for Farrow, the spellcasting of other spellcasters stopped. When Farrow finished reciting the final ending spell, the magic circle erupted with a burst of intense light.

This has both the magical aura that cannot be seen by the naked eye, and the dazzling light that is visible to the naked eye, which made all the elf mages watching around squint, and some even closed their eyes altogether to sense the changes in the magic net at the magic circle.

At this time, the magic net in the area where the ceremony was located erupted into extremely strong vibrations, but it seemed to reach a level of extreme opposites, and the next moment it was completely quiet.

In the eyes of the high-ranking mages watching, the impact of this ceremony is extremely profound. If it is not in a specially transformed area like the Elven Court, it may even cause permanent changes to the magic net environment.

After an unknown amount of time, the thirteen high-level mages who cast the spell finally got out of the state of trance, and one of the high-level mages who participated in the omniscience ceremony for the first time even vomited out with a "wow".

Farrow had organized seven omniscience ceremonies, and he had already planned for it. He winked at a young elf who was watching, and immediately a waiter came over to help several high-ranking mages who were in poor condition to the side. Take a break.

Generally speaking, high-level mages are certainly not so unbearable, but the omniscience ceremony, a powerful spell obtained from the main god, is even more extraordinary!
To a certain extent, it is fully worthy of the name of omniscience. After the spell is cast, countless information will pour into the thinking model constructed by Farrow and other thirteen casters, and most of this information is incomprehensible.

At that moment, their thirteen high-ranking mages were almost equivalent to the thinking extension of an omniscient being!

But because this omniscient thinking model is constructed by part of the thinking of their thirteen high-level mages, their main thinking can obtain refined and organized information from it.

What Farrow wants to know most is naturally the "possible changes in the old place of the Snowflake Tower" mentioned in the oracle of the main god, there is no doubt about it.

But Farrow can't completely control an occasional thought in his subconscious mind, such as wanting to know the specific information of a certain spell, so the omniscient thinking model will also convey information to him.

Even feeling the breeze on your skin, the omniscient mind parses the breeze all the way back to the source.

Farrow, a spellcaster who has experienced omniscience ceremonies many times, has this experience, let alone those first-time participants. It is not easy to stand after the ceremony.

In fact, it was because of the existence of messy thinking that the thirteen casters received too much meaningless information.

Of course, there must be meaningful ones, and this is the irresistible benefit of participating in the ceremony-you can use the state of omniscience to find some secrets you want to know for your own self-interest.

For this reason, even if he paid the price of a decrease in compatibility with the magic net, he would not hesitate.

Like this time, Crown Prince of Elithel sponsored all the expenses of the ceremony, and also recommended four high-ranking mages of the golden elves who had never participated in the ceremony. Of course, the request was not just to find Hand Istar, the remnant of Uvelun. There may be an instigator behind it.

This is just an excuse to Farrow on the surface. In private, the four high-ranking mages don't know what investigation mission they have accepted!

Farrow didn't care about this either. With so many participants, they were all high-ranking mages like him. How could it be possible to force the other party not to do any private work.

As long as it doesn't affect the search for the truth revealed by the oracle of the Lord God, then it doesn't matter. Didn't he himself do private work intentionally or unintentionally!
……

Take a break.

Since the future changes revealed by the oracle of the main god involved the entire elf world, it could be regarded as "official affairs" in an absolute sense, so Farrow did not ask the participants of the ceremony in private about their gains.

Of course, this is also to prevent some elves from going back to "collude confessions" and make some "fine-tuning" of the ritual proceeds to meet their own needs.

Asking directly in public is more fair, open, and selfless, at least when it comes to revealing the oracle.

"Master Mielian, this is your first time participating in the Omniscient Ceremony, what have you gained?"

(End of this chapter)