Supreme Magus novel Chapter 2530

Chapter 2530 Voidfeather Dragon (Part 4)

On top of that, part of the goblins would focus on channeling the world energy while the rest would take care of a different aspect of the spells.

'That's amazing! Between the world energy stored in the building and them having the same energy signature, it's almost like when Solus and I work together inside the tower.' Lith thought. _{freёwebnovel.com}

'Except that the three of you have much stronger cores and can last more than a few minutes.' The Voidfeather Dragon pointed out. 'Not to mention that mimicking a single enchantment of the tower takes a lot of energy and focus that can't be used for the experiment.'

Thanks to their bloodline ability, the goblins had reached an output that surpassed the bright violet, but due to their weak bodies and the little mana each one of them possessed, they had barely time for one attempt before collapsing.

The energy readings plummeted as fast as they had risen, and now hundreds of goblins were in need of food and rest.

The gardens turned out to be the homes of the reverted Ogre-Dryads who needed both the orcs and the trolls for their survival.

The shamans used their crystals to amplify the light element in the gardens in order to provide the ogres with the nourishment and warmth they needed to grow their plant bodies.

The trolls, instead, shared with them part of their abundant life force to make up for the lack of sunlight. No matter how good the orc shamans were at altering the crystals, they were no sunstones.

The burrows, instead, turned out to be inhabited by the orcs instead of the wargs. While they moved through the city, Lith could see via the Eyes of Menadion that the holes in the ground led to the crystal mines situated on the lower level.

The reverted orcs were best suited to extract them safely and their species thrived in such an environment. The shamans taught regular orcs how to access the power of the crystals and also used them to amplify the voices of their ancestors.

The resonance effect between the holy crystal and those in the mines allowed the shamans to bring out the memories of one of the previous crystal holders at a time.

Without the mines, the echoes of all the ancient orcs would have flooded the mind of the shaman at once and endangered their sanity. By studying the memories stored inside the holy crystal, the shamans could witness the life of their predecessors, not just study their spells.

Some of the most ancient crystals predated the fall of the orcs and offered a window to their lost golden age.

The shamans conjured the echoes of their ancestors in front of the community, giving even the less talented orcs the opportunity to learn about magic and the ancient history of their race.

Fomors and Balors lived in the central areas of the city. Their houses were at least two stories high and each one of them was as big as a mansion. Such privilege wasn't granted just because they were considered superior but due to their limited numbers.

On top of that, Fomors and Balors were a key element in the community, using their powers to help the other fallen races and slow down their aging.

It was them conjuring the darkness for the trolls, using the power of the elements to accelerate the crystal's growth, and restoring the strength of the goblins after an experiment in order to save precious food.

The Fomors in particular seemed to occupy the highest rank. Not only did they have the six eyes of their god, Glemos, but they were also capable of using all tiers of magic.