I Created Scientific Magic-Chapter 606 - 520

Perhaps the reward for their compliance would be offering up their faith or even their entire world.

Either way, they could not agree to such terms!

“It seems we must send someone through the Space-Time Gate once again to investigate the situation on the other side,” Harrov said worriedly.

They had thought that sealing the space-time nodes with magic would prevent enemy invasions, but it now seemed to serve only as a warning.

Thus, it was imperative to send someone to explore again, at least to verify whether the crow had been telling the truth or not.

“But, the people we previously sent have all disappeared without a trace, and even you and Chairman Lynn lost contact instantly when your incarnates went through,” Aurora sighed. If it weren’t for Ayla flying directly in, she even suspected this might be a one-way Space-Time Gate from the other side.

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“Is it possible that we chose the wrong gate to enter through!” Lynn speculated. “Some gates lead to relatively dangerous areas, while others might lead to calmer ones.”

Vittorio was suddenly enlightened; indeed, that was a possibility. In the past, the exploration had focused on the gates located within Wizard Land, where dangerous and powerful magical beasts often emerged, clearly demonstrating the level of danger.

And the gate through which Lynn and Harrov had sent their incarnates could have been blocked by Ayla’s intervention, but other space-time nodes might not be as perilous, such as the one before them…

If this black crow, with only a quasi-legendary strength, could come in, maybe they could also go through it.

Although they had this thought, none of them rushed into action.

This matter required thorough deliberation; they needed a comprehensive plan and to select the right personnel, or they might fail to gather information and instead end up handing over intelligence about their side…

“What do you think should be done with this crow?” Aurora glanced at the sealed cage in Lynn’s hands.

The creature had brought them quite a bit of key intelligence; logically, it should be treated somewhat favorably.

However, it continuously demanded their ‘submission’ and ‘acceptance of command’, and its origins were still unverified, which, to some extent, made it a significant problem.

“Let me keep an eye on it for now. It talks a lot; let’s see if we can extract more information,” Lynn mused aloud.

Aurora nodded. This crow was connected to a mysterious and powerful god. Killing it was definitely not an option, as it might provoke a formidable enemy. They couldn’t just let it roam free either. Having Lynn take on the trouble was naturally best.

After Vittorio re-enhanced the space-time node with several layers of protection, Lynn and the others waited on the spot for a long time. When the device showed no more activity, they finally headed back to the capital together.

At that moment, the capital was supposed to be filled with grand celebrations for an inauguration ceremony, but due to the sudden absence of several chairmen, it had to be hastily concluded.

However, sensing something was amiss, the members of the council did not leave by train but chose to remain in the city.

Sure enough, upon Harrov’s return, he immediately convened the Wizard Council.

The total of five hundred council members quickly gathered in the hall, and Rafael and others impatiently inquired about the whereabouts of the chairmen.

“There was a mishap with the Space-Time Gate in Steel City Welsel,” Harrov stated succinctly.

“Could it be that the false god is attacking again?” Rafael immediately tensed up, knowing full well from his experience in the Battle of Holy City that Ayla had fled to beyond the gate while being pursued by several chairmen.

“That’s not the case,” Harrov shook his head, but before the crowd could breathe a sigh of relief, he continued, “The news we’ve received might be even worse!”