The World of Deities

The blue Aegean Sea divides Greece.

The west of the Aegean Sea is the mainland of Greece, and the areas on the east coast of the Aegean Sea are part of Pan-Hellenic, but borders with Persia in the more east.

Miletus, known as the holy city of magic and philosophy, is in this city-state where Thales opened the door to magic and philosophy.

Here, the earliest school of philosophy and magic was born, namely the Miletus School, and it is also the world's well-deserved first magic organization.

Miletus has only one arena, which is not even as big as a sports field.

The tallest building in Miletus is the legendary magic tower.

Miletus’ largest and most magnificent building is the famous Great Library.

The forest grows in the center of Miletus, and the white rock buildings everywhere in the forest form the large library.

Unlike ordinary libraries, there is a famous "drinking hall" in the big library of this city-state.

Everyone can bring books to the drinking hall and drink a variety of beverages.

Unlike other areas in the solemn and quiet library, the drinking hall is always noisy.

The rest of the library is a place for readers and authors to communicate.

The drinking hall is where all thoughts collide.

A cup of drink, stirring the firelight of thinking, collides with the light of another cup, it will surely raise a flame.

The topic of the Hippocratic War and the incarnation of the God of Medicine had lasted for half a year before the heat finally faded.

A month ago, Wright, the new manager of the drinking hall, appeared. No one knew how this unknown wandering mage got this position.

However, everyone was very satisfied with the middle-aged magician in his 30s.

Because he did not change the rules of the drinking hall, instead he encouraged the magicians and philosophers who laughed at themselves as "drinking hall demigods" to talk about it, and made the drinks here more variety and richer flavors.

At this moment, Wright, a long-distance runner dressed as a black magician, wears a gold magician badge on his left chest.

He has straight black hair, dark eyes, and his skin is not as white as the Greeks, but has some oriental charm.

He was holding a cup of tea, as if warming his hands, smiling at the corners of his mouth, listening to a large-scale discussion.

In his dark pupils, a group of "drinking hall demigods" with teeth and dancing claws were reflected.

Most of the people in the drinking hall were in the middle, the people in the outer circle were standing with drinks in hand, and the people in the inner circle were sitting on the sofa, talking loudly.

Several people walked in immediately after seeing through the transparent French windows.

The famous "Meeting of Demigods" has begun again.

"To solve Persia, Egypt must be solved!"

"Yes, with regard to the death epidemic, the Temple of Medicine clearly pointed out that it did not originate in Greece. Although it did not say it directly, it mentioned a few words about the dark wizards of Egypt! It is obvious that the temple party does not want to tear up the face with Egypt, but we cannot sit back and watch. ignore."

"I think a war should be launched against Egypt so that they can understand that although they are strong, they are already late old people!"

"I support fighting against Egypt, but I am opposed to launching a full-scale war, which is not good for Greece. Unless... Su Ye leads the army."

"Don't mention Su Ye, I just put it up! Those nobles did everything in order to attack Su Ye, causing Su Ye to become discouraged and disappear for some reason, making it impossible to lead the army."

"I heard that in order to save the Greeks, Euclid spied the power of fate through magic and geometry. However, a certain'good' temple did not allow Euclid to use this power to save people, and Killed Euclid. Su Ye was discouraged and then left."

"I heard that Euclid's affairs are beyond our imagination."

"Anyway, no matter what, let Su Ye lead the troops. This Greece is not worth Su Yeliu's half sweat!"

"I think war is not important, culture is more important. We must resist Egyptian culture, and to resist Egyptian culture, we must start with resisting witchcraft. We must do everything possible to cut off the relationship between magic and witchcraft and avoid Egyptians. Always claim to be the ancestor of magic!"

"Yes, we must boycott Egyptian wizards!"

"Agree! We magicians are the orthodox of this world. Wizards are just superficial users of primitive power, which is fundamentally different from magic."

"Yes, I have long seen Egyptian wizards not pleasing to my eyes. They have obviously been reluctant to make progress and have begun to fall, but when we see our wizards, they show their arrogance, as if we have received much favor from them."

"There is no Thales, the great father of philosophical magic, and wizards have long since fallen. Magic is helping wizards to continue their lives. Magic is the elder of wizardry!"

"Not bad!"

"Wizards and witchcraft are nothing great."

There was a lot of discussion, full of contempt for Egyptian witchcraft and wizards.

Some magicians frowned and said nothing.

Wright shook his head slightly and placed the carved white porcelain teacup on the bar.

"Wright, you don't seem to agree with our views?"

A blonde middle-aged golden mage looked at Wright with a smile.

"Oh?" Everyone looked at the golden mage Wright, who was leaning on the crimson bar.

"Harmonro, it seems that you are worried about not getting the identity of the manager of the drinking hall. How about just having a magical challenge with Wright?"

Harmonro smiled and shrugged, and said, "I'm not that boring yet. I just want to hear what this guy Wright has to say. I like his changes to the drinking hall, but I hate his pretending to be a mysterious tone. The owner of the hall should talk loudly, talk nonsense, and mingle with us, even more like a "drinking hall demigod" than us. What, Wright, don't you dare to express your opinion?"

Wright smiled slightly, put his right arm on the bar, leaned back, and looked at the people: "I don’t disagree with your opinions. I think the world has countless angles. Everyone has everyone’s opinions and it’s worth it. Respect. However, listening to your conversation this time, I have a familiar feeling. It's like...just like aristocrats are talking about civilians and slaves, thinking that the aristocracy has better blood, so the civilians and slaves should be killed to let the world Only keep the pure noble blood."

"Wright, you passed that."

Almost half of the magician in the drinking hall sank.

Especially several sanctuary magicians who criticized Egypt and wizards.

Harmonro laughed and said, "Well, since I have said your opinion, then my goal has been achieved. Then, why do you think we are like a group of nobles."

On the surface, he is reluctant, but he is helping Wright to relieve the siege.

"The nobles believe that whoever has a strong bloodline is better, and should eliminate those who are not good enough; wizards believe that whoever masters the elemental power first is better, and the magician who masters the elemental power should be eliminated; You guys, think that whoever has the stronger power is better, then the backward witchcraft should be eliminated. There is no difference in essence. Isn't it?" Wright asked.

It was quiet in the drinking hall.

Some people are more angry, some people are thinking.

"I'm a little confused, your words sound reasonable, but are we wrong?" Harmonro asked while thinking.

"No one is wrong, it's just that different people are using different things as standards. Nobles use blood as the standard, wizards use time as the standard, and you, use strength and region as the standard, then, Why don't we use more neutral and unbiased standards to measure our relationship with wizards and even Egypt?"

"I think we are not wrong. If we can't distinguish between good and bad, if we can't judge that the wizard is wrong, our magician will be judged as the wrong party, and our magician will be suppressed and mocked." A magician said.

Wright said: "So I said, you are just like the nobles. I want to ask you a particular question. Do you become magicians to learn magic and master magic, or do you become magicians to resist wizards? "

Everyone was lost in thought.

"Even if we are to become a legendary magician, there is nothing wrong with suppressing an Egyptian wizard." A young magician stubbornly said.

Lai nodded and said, "Maybe for you, hating Egyptian wizards in your heart will not affect yourself, but in reality, I found that I hate Egyptian wizards and will affect my progress. Let me give a simple example."

"We all know that in the basic magic array, there is a series of arrays called'old witch arrays'. These arrays were created entirely by Egyptian wizards. Back then, I hated Egyptian wizards so much, and then I thought about the old wizard arrays. I was bored and couldn’t learn it. After waiting for a long time, I realized that I was very slow in mastering the Magic Array, and then I realized that I hurriedly went back and studied the old witch Array, only to realize that I missed a lot."

"In addition, part of the elemental theory system belongs to the theory of wizards. I didn't take a closer look back then because I think wizards are so backward and not worth watching. But after I was promoted to the golden rank, I saw it by chance. With the old element theory, some of the doubts suddenly became clear. I want to ask you if you have any experience like what you originally opposed or didn't care about, but finally helped yourself?"

Many magicians nodded helplessly.

Some magicians suddenly realized, and some even showed regret.

The expressions of those sanctuary masters all eased.

Wright looked at Harmonro and said, "Why do you hate wizards?"

"Because they are very arrogant, they always feel that our magicians owe them, and we call ourselves the ancestors of the magicians." Harmonro asked.

"Okay, then, are all wizards like this?"

"It's just a part."

"Well, let's assume that a quarter of wizards think so. Isn't this ratio okay?"

Many magicians nodded instinctively.

"Egypt’s wizards have been handed down for so many years, and the total number should exceed 100,000. We calculate it based on 100,000. That is to say, without conclusive evidence, we have determined the ideas of 25,000 wizards. But in fact, , We have not contacted so many wizards at all, then, Harmonro, how dare you be sure of so many people?" Wright asked.

Harmonro froze for a moment, blushed, coughed slightly, and said: "I've seen several wizards look down on our wizards."

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