Something big?
Roland looked at the forum and found a trending post.
The title was so popular that it was almost purple.
Roland clicked on it and read the content. He clicked his tongue in admiration.
Over the past half year, Roland had devoted most of his energy to business.
In the game, he had been carving magic arrays on the magic power bricks and relieving his stress with Andonara and the others.
After all, he had been working without rest every day. No matter how strong he was, he would still be mentally stressed.
Then in reality, Roland had to do experiments every day. At this moment, he was in the third round of screening.
Apart from Lu Yong, there were two other rookies who could sense magic power after several human experiments.
Not surprisingly, they were also security guards.
The more experiment subjects there were, the more data they could get.
However, the growth of Lu Yong, the first experiment subject, had stagnated.
He stopped at the level of sensing magic power, but no matter what, there was no way to keep magic power in his body for a longer period of time. At most, half an hour later, it would evaporate and disappear.
The other two hadn't reached a bottleneck yet, but they were growing slowly and probably wouldn't go far.
So in reality, Roland had been doing experiments nonstop and listening to the data reports from Su Minluo and the others.
Therefore, both in the game and in reality, Roland had been living a fulfilling life.
On the other hand, Garen and the others apologized to Roland in a video on the forum. After all, people would drop their equipment now and then. Although they were rich, they didn't have it for free.
Just admit defeat.
After the incident was settled, Roland never checked the forum again.
So, he didn't know anything about what had happened in the past half year.
After reading the post, he knew that he was somewhat out of touch with current affairs.
Then, he temporarily stopped carving magic arrays in the game and spent two days reading posts on the forum and asking his friends about what had happened in the game in the past half year.
First of all, the Church of Light … They elected a new pope with the excuse that the previous pope was assassinated by the devils.
The new pope was quite young. He was only thirty-four years old, which was too young according to the rule that the previous pope could only be ascended to the throne at fifty.
Then … the Holy Lady stepped down.
Roland thought that the Holy Lady had been executed, but many people saw the previous Holy Lady wandering around the Holy Realm.
The new saintess was a rather proud and aloof young girl. She was incomparable to the previous saintess who had a high EQ and ability.
The only thing that could tie them was their looks.
Roland clicked his tongue in admiration.
The Church of Light had actually suppressed the death of the Pope and the betrayal of the Saintess for stealing a man from their goddess!
Amazing!
It must have cost a lot. After all, if the Fareins royal family knew, then the Association of Mages would know too.
The appetite of these two forces was not small.
Then, the players worked hard to level up.
After all, the players were very smart. They came up with a set of methods to increase the probability of completing Epic Quests.
At the same time, after exploring with several large guilds, they also understood the techniques to raid Epic Dungeons with five-man parties, such as how to coordinate their classes, skills, and talents, so that they could deal with more unexpected situations.
Therefore, the players' leveling speed had increased by at least two levels.
Within half a year, more than a hundred people had advanced from the high-level Master level to the legendary level.
Of course … the highest level in the entire server was still Roland.
He could gain a lot of EXP by optimizing spells and carving magic arrays.
For more than half a year, he had been working hard and was only one last step away from completing the core of the floating city.
One could imagine how hard he had worked.
Hard work paid off. He had risen to level 16 and then got a specialty of Magic Feedback.
The common specialty was to save magic power by 6% when casting spells.
It was not a big deal.
Back to the players, more than a hundred new Legends … were being frantically recruited by the major forces.
It was just that the distribution hadn't been finished yet.
Then on the forum, a player who claimed to have been a member of the Alliance of Progress called on the players to launch an attack on the gods.
To avenge that annihilation more than five years ago.
At this time, the players had fully grown up.
More than a hundred Legends and a large number of Masters had become ridiculously strong.
And in the past five years, nearly six years of combat, countless battles, and a large number of deaths, the players' combat power was far superior to that of NPC professionals of the same level.
Besides, at the same level, the players' attributes also crushed the natives.
This made it so that the combat power of the players could not be viewed simply by the current level.
As long as the players united, they could destroy any force, country, or even … a god.
After explaining the reason why the players' combat power was strong, this player launched an activity, saying that if they wanted to slay a god.
They had already grasped the news that a certain god was going to descend to the main plane.
In order not to alert the enemy, he would not release the information now. Those who wanted to join had to go to them, sign a paper contract, and record it before they could get information such as the time and location of the operation.
Then many people replied.
"If it's an evil god, count me in, a barbarian warrior who just entered Legend."
"A Bard, also just entered Legend."
"A Rogue who's almost Legend … If you want to slay a god, you'll definitely have to burn. Count me in."
"What god are you going to kill? If it's an lawful god, I won't do it. "
"Where is your location? I'm on my way. "
A lot of people signed up.
For the players, fighting bosses was an instinct, and causing trouble was also an instinct.
To be honest … most players had long since disliked those gods.
The orderly ones were better; after all, they were indeed doing something serious.
And the neutral ones were still evil gods, which they didn't care about at all.
The content of the doctrines of the various sects alone was irritating to the eyes.
This post had been up for two days, and it was estimated that many people had already reported to a certain guild in Wetland City.
Roland lay back in his chair, rocking it back and forth slightly.
This was quite interesting. In fact, he kind of wanted to participate, but he was afraid that he would run into a god he was familiar with.
Such as Life, Magic, or even the Nether God.
After thinking about it, he decided to forget it.
If he ran and signed the contract, it wouldn't be easy to back out if he had to deal with Magic or Life.
Speaking of which, should I inform Life and Magic about this?
After thinking about it for a dozen seconds, he went to Nia and asked her to inform Life to cancel any plans for a god's descent in the near future.
Then he went to the Church of Magic, offered new and improved spells, and after talking to Mystra, told her not to descend to the main plane for the time being.
Mystra asked him why.
He smiled and didn't answer.
The Goddess of Magic was thoughtful.
Then, a group of players suddenly disappeared from Wetland City, at least a hundred Legends and a large number of Masters.
The players knew what was going on, but the NPCs didn't.
This frightened all the countries, and they all turned off their local teleportation magic arrays in unison.
As if facing a great enemy.
For fear that a Legendary army would come to their doorstep.
Roland, on the other hand, continued to inscribe magic arrays in the large underground cavern.
It took another seventeen days for him to connect these magic bricks in series and parallel.
Finally … the magic array was activated.
Countless green threads appeared, and magic bricks emitted alternating blue and green light. They floated in midair and spread out in an orderly manner. Connected by the magic threads, they formed a huge network of squares.
Each magic brick was a magic node.
After the dazzling, enormous magic power square array took shape, Roland felt that his mental power had been greatly boosted.
The kind of increase that went from 1 to 100.
He knew very well that this wasn't an illusion.
From now on, the levitation core was his external energy device.
And it was the kind that wouldn't harm his body.
After connecting his mind to the magic square array, Roland's whole body glowed green.
His pupils turned green, and then between the pupil and the eye, there was also a bright blue halo with specks of starlight surging inside.
Tremendous power filled his body and will.
At this moment, he felt that he was omnipotent.
He reached out and pointed to the right, and a green slurry of light suddenly appeared from his fingertips and instantly hit the earth wall on the right.
After a strange buzzing sound, a thin hole that was at least three meters deep appeared at the place where it was hit.
And this small hole was still gurgling with red magma.
"No wonder Mordenkainen dared to beat the Goddess of Fate as a Legend."
Roland exclaimed. He was going to open his system interface and look at his current data.
External Magic Power Source: Floating City Grid Core
Health: 512
Magic Power: 2,451 (33254)
External Characteristics: Demigod (Pseudo), Constant Magic Power
Because above the cavern was a city, Roland didn't intend to raise the floating city here.
Because with the external magic power source, his current magic power was almost infinite.
After all, the floating city itself had the effect of absorbing magic power.
Using the two spells Mud to Stone and Stone to Mud, and relying on the terrifying magic power, he dragged the floating city core underground all the time.
Everywhere he passed, he left a huge, straight hole.
After walking for about two hours and making sure that it was no longer a city above his head but the wilderness, Roland pushed his hands toward the sky.
The mud above his head parted like flowing water, and soon a dazzling ray of light shone down. Then this ray of light grew larger and larger, and a large number of trees on the ground collapsed along with the mud and fell into the cave with a rumble.
Soon, the entire blue sky appeared above Roland's head.
He looked at the vast sky, smiled, and leaped above the core.
Then the core emitted a green light and slowly rose into the sky with him.
Pairs of huge eyes appeared in the sky.
Almost every pair of eyes was shocked.
Only three pairs of eyes were surprised, and one pair was in disbelief.
Roland looked at these eyes and smiled.
"The floating city core …"
"Stop him."
"Who's going to descend to the main plane and kill him, or it'll be too late."
"Where's the Water Goddess, she should be on the main plane."
The eyes in the sky roared and roared.
They even exuded extreme malice.
But after shouting for a long time, no pair of eyes dared to come down.
They were afraid of death.
Roland waved his hands in front of them, and a large amount of mud flew up from the ground, including the floating city core.
"Fossilize!"
An irregular stone layer wrapped around the core.
"Again."
"Fossilize!"
"Again!"
Under everyone's gaze, Roland wrapped the core with a large amount of mud and then turned the mud into stone.
A huge floating island was thus formed.
Finally, with mental power, he forced a piece of green earth and laid it on this huge floating island.
Then Roland landed on the floating island and landed on the ground.
He looked up at the huge pairs of eyes in the sky and smiled.
The connection with the floating city core made his whole body emit a misty green light.
His eyes were clear and bright, as if brighter than the sun.
With a confident and hearty smile, Roland looked up at the pairs of eyes in the sky.
He opened his hands as if to embrace all the gods, and also as if to embrace the entire sky.
The turbulence high in the sky blew his hair and made his red magic cloak flutter like a raging flame.
Then he spoke.
Gentle and peaceful, but full of arrogance and pride inside.
"Greetings, gods!"
"I am Mage Roland!"
…
…
Inside the capital of Fareins, Stephanie was reviewing government affairs.
She had been a little irritable lately, mainly because Roland hadn't come to her for more than a month.
As a woman who wasn't even thirty years old, she had needs too!
"When he comes next time, I'll have to make him stay with me for seven days!"
Thinking of Roland, she subconsciously licked her lips, but in the end, she pursed her lips and tried to focus her attention on the government affairs at hand.
Just as she managed to gather her thoughts a little, the door was pushed open with a bang, and a maid stumbled in.
She was about to get angry, but then she saw that this trusted maid's face was full of panic. "My queen, not good, not good!"
"What brought you here? What a fuss …" At this moment, Stephanie suddenly realized that the sky outside had turned dark, very dark.
What had happened?
She pushed aside the maid in front of her and hurried out, only to see pitch-black darkness, like the kind of darkness when dark clouds pressed down on the sky before a storm.
In the distance, a team of palace guards ran over desperately.
Then she subconsciously looked up at the sky.
The entire sky above the royal palace was covered by a huge, irregular rock mass that blocked the sunlight.
"What … is this?"
Stephanie opened her beautiful little mouth and looked up at the sky, her face full of disbelief.
"This must be the work of a Mage." The commander of the guards rushed over and very loyally stood in front of the queen while shouting, "Summon all the royal Mages of the palace to come over and open a barrier to protect the queen."
In the distance, a Wind Mage floated over unsteadily. When he landed, his legs were weak.
Judging by his gorgeous attire, he should be the head of the royal Mages.
"My queen, run, take shelter in the Holy Realm, it should be safer there."
Stephanie turned her head to look at the head of the royal Mages and asked calmly, "What is this thing?"
"There's a huge, terrifying source of magic energy on it. It's interfering with all the magic elements around it, if my knowledge is correct. " The head of the Mages looked at the huge rock island in the sky where only the bottom could be seen. His eyes were full of yearning, worship, and fear, and these contradictory emotions made his expression rather twisted. "This is the ultimate dream of all of us Mages … a floating city."
A floating city?
Stephanie subconsciously repeated it, then suddenly looked up, her eyes bright like a young girl in love.
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