Chapter 1466 - 483: Magic Mirror and Divine Lamp (6k)_3

Chapter 1466: Chapter 483: Magic Mirror and Divine Lamp (6k)_3

Is it a student of that Great Mage?

Trying to save someone during the Judgement Ceremony, or even attempting to ally with the Saien Civilization against me? Quite courageous."

Although the scene was brief, the keywords within the dialogue hinted enough for Bai Yi to make a rough estimation.

If it were just the mention of teacher and student, Bai Yi might still be uncertain, but with the mention of the Judgement, Bai Yi was almost sure.

The one who has become hostile with her and is related to these keywords can only be that Great Mage.

And at this time, Shang Ji’s prayer also flashed before her eyes.

The two individuals she was instructed to find through the oracle have now become apparent.

Shang Ji usually keeps an eye on various intelligence in the starry sky, selecting crucial information to store in the network.

Since they are not in the network, it undoubtedly means these two have not left many noticeable traces in the starry sky.

However, relying on Shang Ji’s ability, she managed to find traces of that female mage in information from several years ago.

In those pieces of information, this female mage was a Tier Six mage, nicknamed "Kongyu," known for Space Magic.

In the realm of Tier Six, she was considered quite renowned, but since she hadn’t reached the Seventh Rank, her prominence remained a topic for only small circles.

And just as Bai Yi speculated, this "Kongyu" is indeed one of the Great Mage’s students, frequently representing the Great Mage in various occasions in the early years.

But while there was information about "Kongyu," about the male named Runing, Shang Ji found not even a hint of information.

The person appeared as though he never left any trace in the starry sky at all.

Of course, it’s not entirely impossible.

"Could he be a secret talent of one of the Three Great Civilizations or some civilization?"

Bai Yi speculated doubtfully but quickly shook her head, temporarily setting it aside.

"Never mind, after all, it’s just another Seventh Rank powerhouse; the outcome will be the same when they face me.

And if what they say is true, then the real threat isn’t them but the Saien Civilization...

Their strength is indeed not strong, but there’s one thing they got right.

If the Saien Civilization really deploys a fleet against me, it will indeed be a bit troubling..."

Not long ago, after a conflict with the Chaos Civilization, Bai Yi understood this deeply.

Relying on her and a few Seventh Rank witches, they easily overturned an enemy number made of several hundred high-level strong individuals with the fleet force.

Even though her own might played a significant role, the fleet aiding her wasn’t even in full capacity, let alone a warfare-grade fleet.

It cannot compare to the formal military forces of the Three Great Civilizations.

"If they truly engage with me, even if they don’t threaten me directly, interfering with the Judgement Ceremony or freeing the Great Mage would be troublesome.

Now that I’ve become mortal enemies with the Great Mage, a firm decision must be made.

It seems I must think of a solution...

According to the prophecy, the key of the threat lies in Saien’s involvement.

By resolving the situation directly from the Saien Civilization’s side, the remaining two Seventh Ranks can stir no storm!"

And coincidentally, she has always had a weapon capable of contacting the official Saien contacts, the Balance as the Divine Artifact of [Order]!

Bai Yi has long intended to use this to reach Saien Civilization’s higher-ups, only to postpone due to various reasons.

It would be an excellent chance to initiate this opportunity!

"However, the one requiring this is my public self, the Eighth Rank powerhouse Fan Mao in the starry sky, not the force behind the Red Moon Church.

Using the Judgment Order to contact them as per the original plan is definitely not an option, for my current identity shouldn’t be involved with the Judgment Order at all.

Moreover, after painstakingly improving the liking of the Gemini Civilization, taking direct and clear actions is not advisable...

Huh? Come to think of it, seems like I actually have a channel!"

Bai Yi, deep in contemplation, seemed to suddenly think of something, a light flashing in her eyes.

She reconnected her faith, utilizing the oracle to link the fine thread representing Shang Ji.

"Shang Ji, as I recall, the channel you used to purchase supplies from Saien has the Business Alliance as its background, correct?

I need you to attempt using a screenshot of the Balance’s panel as an opportunity to forge a deeper connection with the Business Alliance.

Bear in mind; the focus must be on secrecy, no information can be leaked."

Feeling a positive response from the other side of the thin line, Bai Yi exhaled a breath of relief, looking at the Magic Mirror with appreciative eyes, lavishing her praise:

"I didn’t expect you to be quite useful. Even though the exact range is still unclear, foreseeably across the starry sky, it seems enough to provide foresight.

Even when I’m situated in the New Star Zone now, it can sense within the Saien Civilization’s domain.

And it seems quite accurate.

Can you still continue with the prophecy?"

"My master, the prophecy just performed was my utmost effort, and with my current strength, another prophecy will require at least another day.

Following such a wide-ranging prophecy, I have been spurned by fate.

However, if a smaller scope or close proximity prophecy is required, I can proceed with another prophecy more promptly."

"Hmm, that’s reasonable indeed..."

Listening to the Magic Mirror’s response, Bai Yi calmed down again, suppressing her urge to divine the individual named Runing from the earlier vision.

After all, if no limits existed, the world would belong to those Prophets wielding prophecy abilities.