After Green made his move, the troublesome Blood Wolves finally fled.
Since their arrival, they had been constantly harassed by these Blood Wolves.
There were always a few of them lurking, causing endless annoyance.
Every time, they had managed to kill the attacking Blood Wolves, but it felt like their numbers were endless, as though there was no end to their intrusion.
However, there was a limit to the number of Blood Wolves, and today, the pack could no longer hold back.
They sent forth a large group, intending to wipe them all out.
Green had been enduring for a long time.
The few wolves they had previously encountered were only part of the pack.
Green knew that killing those wolves would have little impact on their situation.
Only… when the pack sent out their Alpha, like today, could they drive the Blood Wolves away by slaying the leader.
The moment Green saw the Alpha Wolf, he decisively took action, striking with deadly force. Once the Alpha fell, the rest of the Blood Wolves scattered in fear.
Behind Green, there was no shortage of followers.
The orphans he had taken in over the years had grown up, and so he brought them along on this journey.
It was just like when Daniel had sent them out of the academy to the frontier—a trial of sorts.
Leah stood by Green’s side, brushing off the snow on his shoulders.
“Don’t worry, this snow will melt soon. No need to bother,” Green said, glancing at her.
“It’s nothing, I haven’t been able to help much on this journey…” Leah said softly.
Green sighed, “We’ve successfully planted the Tree of Origin at the nearest world node. The next one is just ahead…”
Just as Green was about to look for the next world node suitable for planting the Tree of Origin, a golden scripture suddenly appeared in the sky.
Green instinctively looked up.
The contents of Genesis appeared directly in his mind.
He didn’t even need to read it to understand—the grandeur of such a work could only be attributed to Daniel. Only Daniel had such a far-reaching vision.
Genesis was not a book written for mages.
It was written for everyone.
It contained the theoretical foundation of magic, meaning even ordinary people could become mages—perhaps even reach the level of Tier-Sage.
Magic would no longer be the privilege of a few, the ones capable of awakening magic patterns.
Instead, it would be something most people could master. Some might even advance to the God Realm.
Green had a vague feeling that the contents of Genesis were not complete.
There seemed to be more hidden within, beyond the Tier-Sage level—a greater realm beyond.
“Is this… written by Headmaster Daniel? A book like this… has been made public?” Leah, standing beside Green, was astonished.
Indeed, this was an unbelievable move.
Daniel had released such powerful magic for everyone to learn.
No selfishness, no reservations.
Not only Leah, but even the other followers thought the same.
How could someone publish such methods freely?
What if others used them to become stronger?
Wouldn’t that bring trouble to them?
If Green had overheard that thought, he would have likely laughed.
In this world, even if someone comprehended Genesis fully, it wouldn’t affect Daniel in the slightest.
After all, Daniel held all the knowledge of the world! Even now, the book Daniel had given to Green was something he was still studying.
Every time he read it, he found something new.
It was as if every page contained new wisdom, and he suspected that even if he reached Tier-Sage, he could continue learning from it.
“Headmaster Daniel’s vision truly defies imagination!” one of the followers remarked.
“Yes, the Headmaster is unlike anyone else,” another added.
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“Green, I’ve realized that even someone like me, who has studied other forms of magic, can use the teachings in Genesis… Should I start learning it?”
One of the followers hesitantly asked.
Hearing this, Green smiled and said, “What are you waiting for? Hurry up and start learning! This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! You can use the spell beasts around us to hone your skills!”
“Right!”
In Middle Earth, the 9th Realm, at the Moonlit Sanctuary, one of the few superpowers in the realm, a massive white figure appeared in the sky above the sanctuary.
“A spell beast?!”
“Who dares to trespass in Moonlit Sanctuary?!”
“Despicable creature!”
“…”
Within the sanctuary, several powerful auras soared into the sky, surrounding the white Snow Eagle.
It was then that they noticed several figures standing on the Snow Eagle’s back.
“Haha, Whitey, you’ve been called a ‘cursed beast’ again!” Nina’s voice rang out with a laugh.
Snow Eagle could only feel helpless at the constant teasing.
Since departing from Crossbridge Academy and heading towards Middle Earth, they had passed by several powerful forces.
Every time they approached a major one, they would inevitably be called such names.
Of course, only the major powers would dare utter such words.
Lesser powers would simply shrink back, hoping the mighty spell beast would depart quickly.
But the Moonlit Sanctuary was one of the destinations they had to reach, so these insults were to be expected.
“Moonlit Sanctuary!” Nina called out, “Be wise and hand over the divine artifact. Otherwise, we will be forced to take action!”
Nina had been having a rather smooth journey, as with Snow Eagle’s presence, she didn’t need to travel by foot.
Everything was handled by Snow Eagle, taking the most direct route.
She had already completed several world node Tree of Origins along the way.
Naturally, Nina knew that trying to talk peacefully with powers that possessed divine artifacts was pointless.
Once these factions had tasted the benefits of the divine artifacts, they would never let go.
It was much easier to fall into luxury than to return to simplicity.
Thus, there would be no negotiation, only conflict.
As Nina expected, upon hearing about the divine artifact, the people of Moonlit Sanctuary first panicked, then their faces twisted with rage.
“Kill! Anyone who dares insult Moonlit Sanctuary must die!”
With that, the battle began in earnest, far simpler than any formalities.
Nora immediately leaped off Snow Eagle’s back and rushed towards the palace below, targeting the strongest opponents.
Nora was the strongest among their group, so the toughest enemies were hers to deal with. The rest of the group, including Nina and her Coven, handled the rest.
“This is getting tedious! Every time we do this, we have to go through the same routine. I wish we could just declare our name and have them surrender immediately…” Nina muttered while engaging in battle.
Just then, a golden scripture appeared in the sky.
As it unfurled, the words Genesis appeared clearly.
Everyone present was stunned by the sight.
With just a glance, the entire content of Genesis was imprinted in their minds.
“Huh… Did Headmaster really go this far this time?” Even Nina was taken aback by Daniel’s bold move.
This was a method that could allow anyone to break through to Tier-Sage…
