Chapter 271: Promise (1)

Chapter 271: Promise (1)

An old-fashioned imperial space.

A dazzlingly gorgeous teacup.

And a green tea bag in the teacup that broke the mood.

Clink

Anyway, this story was even more shocking than the sight before my eyes.

I was shocked, but I put down the teacup without showing it.

Then I opened my mouth.

There were such circumstances.

A rupture.

A space of oddity.

It was a treasure trove of war with fraudulent effects like oddity.

As expected, with great power comes great responsibility.

It was a treasure trove of war, and the cost of using it was longevity. In the Library of War, the emperors of the Empire exchanged answers that could save peoples lives and overcome crises. It was for the sake of protecting the Empire.

But I am not afraid. No, I shouldnt do it out of fear. The moment I show even the slightest fear, I will no longer have the right to face Father and other previous emperors.

It seemed that the Emperor had not yet entered the former emperors library.

Even if I asked him what it was like inside the Library of War, he wouldnt know.

Laughing bitterly, the Emperor added.

Can you keep this secret from others?

Everyone seemed to know about the Library of War.

But they didnt know what the price was.

So I was able to say it casually.

When the time comes, I will reveal everything myself.

Even though I said that, I had to keep it a secret.

But.

Would there ever be a day when I could reveal it?

It was clearly a rupture.

Lets think again.

The information in the Library of War.

[Library of War]

[Recommended level: Immeasurable]

[Collapse progress: 92.7%]

First of all, the recommended level.

According to the Emperor, only those with the qualities of a monarch were allowed to enter the Library of War. It was said that the moment you entered, you couldnt reverse your decision or reverse the loss of your life.

He must have received education for it.

Human lifespan was limited.

This meant you couldnt ask questions multiple times.

Thanks to this, the Emperor was said to have received training related to it so that he could get the maximum number of answers with the minimum number of questions. He must have learned the oratorical skills that made the legend of the Dark Dragon spread back then.

It smells here too.

The sickening smell of a dysfunctional family!

Even though he was born wearing a crown.

How could they train him to use his lifespan efficiently.

Isnt that too much?

Even my past self who was obsessed with strange tastes wouldnt have written down this setting in the Claudie family, really.

Anyway, even if it was not as bad as the World Tree family, it was still dysfunctional. And that was not the only problem. We shouldnt overlook the fact that the Library of War was a rupture.

What happens if it collapses?

If I were to guess based on the players experience accumulated over the years

Every time you borrowed its power, the collapse rate of the [Library of War] increased.

I declared at that point.

I wont reveal it.Folloow current novÊls on nov/3lb((in).(co/m)

Thank you for your understanding

You wont have to reveal it.

What do you mean?

Because you will never enter the Library of War.

Yes.

Ruptures were rare in the Arcana Continent, so the people here probably didnt know much about it.

The moment the Library of War collapsed.

No one could predict what would happen to Antonium.

We have to stop it now.

92.7 percent.

It was not for no reason that people said being late is better than nothing. Lets think as positively as possible. If they never used it in the future, it would be no different from zero percent.

In fact, I felt the same way.

How ruptures are treated in this world.

Although I wanted to explain in great detail.

I learned a lesson after talking on the podium of the Mage Towers Crystal Hall.

Even if I tried explaining it a hundred times in words.

No one would be able to completely understand the concept of another world.

Because Grandfel is odd.

So I had no choice but to come up with a different reason now.

Of course, no matter how benevolent this guys pride was.

I couldnt say things I didnt want to say.

I had no choice but to confidently declare as always.

There will no longer be a situation beyond the Empire that can be called a desperate crisis on the Arcana Continent.

!

I will make it happen.

Seriously, this self-confidence was truly astounding.

The Emperor reacted to my words.

The corners of his mouth rose up slightly?

Are you laughing at me?

Rather than being offended, I felt extremely embarrassed.

Yeah, even I thought it was arrogant of me to say that.

It must have sounded ridiculous to the Emperor

That was what I thought, but it seemed he wasnt mocking me.

How curious.

Soon, a serious voice continued.

Its as if Sir Hoyeol has the same burden as me No, I feel like you are carrying a heavier burden than me. Thanks to you, those words truly touched my heart.

Is that so?

Actually, objectively speaking, I was carrying too much burden.

He must have felt my sincerity from there.

It wasnt just passed on to Banglet.

Senior mages were shocked.

!

They realized it as soon as they exchanged glances.

This was a telepathy transmitted to all senior mages.

Marcelo, Yugwid, and the Tower Master noticed.

Yugwid joked.

Oh my, it looks like we dont get anything.

Now that all the senior mages had gathered on the top floor of the Mage Tower.

The one who sent telepathy must be a skilled mage at best.

A skilled mage would not dare to convey telepathy to the chief, elder, or Tower Master.

The Tower Master said indifferently.

So whats going on?

A telepathy from within the Mage Tower.

It was a rare occurrence.

Soon after, the senior mages spoke.

Because it was such incredible news.

They were not sure and trailed off.

They said that an uninvited guest has entered the Mage Tower.

?

Even before the Cataclysm.

Such an event was unprecedented.

Of course.

Arcanas strongest armed group.

The magnificence of the Mage Tower was even greater in the past than it was now.

Yugwid and Tower Master looked at each other.

Doesnt this pique your interest, Tower Master?

But Marcelo blocked their curiosity in advance.

Has the identity of the uninvited guest been specified?

Matis bowed his head.

Ill ask right away.

Up until that point, Marcelo had not taken it seriously.

Unlike in the past, the Mage Tower was open. There were reporters with cameras stationed in the lobby, and there were also players constantly warping through portals.

Even if they entered the upper floor.

Skilled mages would be able to clean up the situation.

So he wasnt worried.

However, the moment Matis brow furrowed.

Marcelo had a feeling.

This situation might be going differently than he expected.

Matis opened his mouth.

The intruder broke through the siege of skilled mages.

!!!

They said the guest is trying to enter the Crystal Hall.

Marcelo asked back without panicking.

So who is it?

An Arcanain, not an adventurer

Matis eyes sank.

They said it was one of the members of the Shadow Mercenary Corps.

Shadow Mercenary Corps.

The moment that name was brought up.

Yogwid put on a serious look.

Damn shadow mercenaries

Gentle Giant, Yugwid.

The giant, who rarely showed emotions, was clearly expressing her discomfort. She couldnt help it. Yugwid had a small bad relationship with the Shadow Mercenary Corps.

Yugwid opened her mouth.

Ill take care of the uninvited guest.

It was unknown for what reason they approached the Mage Tower.

But it was clearly a mistake.

Yugwid recited quietly.

I didnt think they could be rewritten in the first place.

The moment she was about to take a quick stride.

?

Stzss!

The top floor.

A cluster of brilliant magic lights floated in the air.

Everyone in the room could recognize it.

!!!

It was no ordinary portal.

Only those who had reached the peak level could manifest it.

A portal between dimensions.

Soon, a familiar sound was heard from within the portals cluster of lights.

Clink

They heard the voice of the chief mage, Hoyeol.

Not an uninvited guest.

Hoyeol said so.

What did he mean by that?

As everyone pondered on his words.

I was expecting this, too.

He was expecting it?

How could Chief Lee, who was on the continent of Arcana, predict the situation here? Everyone was in doubt for a moment, and it was only when the portal disappeared completely that they noticed.

Through the connector.

Kitch, the leader of the Shadow Mercenary Corps that headed to the Arcana Continent with Hoyeol, was nowhere to be seen.

Hoyeol opened his mouth while tidying up his clothes.

Are they going to replace the leader who didnt keep her promise?

His cold voice turned to Yugwid.

Would you please give that task to me, Elder Mage Yugwid?

What do you mean, Chief Lee?

I will check their pride strictly.'