Supreme Magus novel Chapter 2631

"Put Lord Qisal's worries at ease and that thing will fade away." Aalejah said.

"Fine, I yield!" M'Rael ordered the guards to drop their weapons and deactivated the arrays before walking down the stairs toward Lith with his hands up. "The truth is that the World Tree isn't interested in a mere census anymore.

"They have reached out to our colony in the hope that we would abandon our home and move to their Fringe. The Yggdrasill needs lots of manpower to preserve the knowledge they have accumulated and keep watching over Mogar once they leave."

"Leave? To go where?" Faluel asked, glad to notice that the Chancellor's change of attitude had quelled the Void's rage.

Or rather, the Voidfeather Dragon had restrained him, to hear the rest of the story. The Void had no means to attack from a distance and with his aura sealed, the fog had stopped spreading. _{freeweɓnovel.cøm}

"The World Tree is tired of sitting on their throne, always watching and never interfering in the events that take place on Mogar. The first World Tree took pride in this policy and passed it down to their successors, yet that pride turned into envy when the First Guardian appeared.

"Unlike the Yggdrasill, Tyris is an immortal being whose power wasn't limited to a Fringe and who didn't hesitate to leave her mark on history. Yet the First Guardian's hand was soft, nudging and inspiring people but always letting them free to make their own choices.

"The World Tree resented her, but since Tyris didn't affect Mogar more than a single enlightened Awakened could if they only had the will, the Yggdrasill learned to respect her.

"The rest of the Guardians, however, turned out to be a bunch of foolish, egotistical meddlers. Salaark altered the Desert as she saw fit, always changing the course of the events with extreme prejudice until she got what she wanted.

"If not for her, there would be only two great Countries today on Garlen. The Blood Desert wouldn't even exist, its lands split between the Empire and the Kingdom while the rest would be fragmented into many free countries.

"The constant infighting between the tribes was supposed to leave them too weak to resist the invaders. They were supposed to become so reliant on foreign merchants for food and weapons that the other countries would force the desert tribes to bend the knee just by cutting off their supplies.

"Salaark, instead, showed them the path of unity and taught them how to rotate the oases to preserve their soil and resources. And that was before she became the Overlord.

"Leegaain freely spread his knowledge, turning the Empire from the military state it was supposed to be into the cradle of the mystical arts that it is today. If not for him, it would have taken millennia for magic to supplant superstition.

"People like Silverwing would have never discovered their talents because killed in the crib by an angry mob of idiots. If Leegaain kept his research for himself as the Tree does, tier four and five would be still exclusive to true mages like us elves and Emperor Beasts.

"Roghar doomed dozens of powerful races, even our own cousins, turning them into hideous monsters. If not for the Svartalf and the Dvergalf falling into orcs and goblins, we would have won the War of the Races!

"Zagran turned nobodies destined to irrelevance into peerless warriors and leaders who changed the history of their countries. Fenagar spread the seed of all the modern branches of magic that were supposed to be exclusive to single genial individuals.