The witch thought I am a Demon God
Chapter 751 - 397: The Relationship Between the Sun God Sect and the Great Library_2

Chapter 751: Chapter 397: The Relationship Between the Sun God Sect and the Great Library_2

Therefore, it took him half an hour to realize that he had never exhausted his magic power.

Ivita hovered in midair, thinking, "Not only is my magical power not being consumed, even my hunger and physical exertion remain the same. In other words, time probably stops inside the main library."

"Why is this, and why haven’t the Hearthstone Witch and others come in yet? They must have gone somewhere else. In other words, there surely is more to this library than the space I currently see."

"There must be other spaces."

Just as Ivita was about to inspect the interior for traps, his body shuddered, and a glow distinctly different from the surrounding environment radiated around the floating body.

This gave the floating Ivita a somewhat divine appearance.

"The dormant Light Soul is finally resurfacing."

The moment Ivita’s Light Soul restored, he noticed a skeleton in the corner that was secretly piecing itself together. Ivita turned his head to the half-body skeleton, which was on the verge of collapse under the natural power emitted by his Light Soul.

If Ivita was still an ordinary wizard’s apprentice, dealing with this creature would be quite a pain.

But now, he isn’t the same as before.

"With a spirit strength roughly equal to that of a formal Wizard," Ivita examined the skeleton. He was suspicious that there might be a connection between this skeleton and the library’s mechanism, so he didn’t immediately obliterate it with his Light Soul.

In actuality, the undead creature of this level posed no threat to him.

What he needs to be wary of are the wisdom possessed by a formal wizard, not their power.

With a wave of Ivita’s hand, the half-body skeleton that had been stealthily put together disintegrated, leaving only a skull behind.

The skull angrily cursed at Ivita.

But because it had no vocal organs, it could only express dissatisfaction by repeatedly clashing its upper and lower jaws.

The skull was very angry, so much so that, in order to bite Ivita, it began to roll around.

Like a soccer ball.

Unfortunately, Ivita is half floating in the air.

"Although it has malice towards me and attempts to attack me, it’s only a primal response. Even though it radiates an aura of death, it doesn’t possess any evil qi, meaning it hasn’t killed anyone since becoming an undead creature."

"As for why it became an undead creature, there must have been too many corpses of high-level professionals nearby. Over decades, nature formed this undead creature," Ivita mused. "It seems it’s not one of the library’s mechanisms or a pre-arranged guardian; it’s probably rubbish that the Sun God Sect tossed into the library. The only question remaining is how they managed to do it."

"It must have reassembled itself because I, a living person, suddenly entered this library closed for thousands of years. The presence of a living being stimulated the skeleton, causing it to react to me."

"Hating the living is just in the nature of an undead creature."

Ivita’s Light Soul gradually flooded its light throughout the library, brightening the once dark and eerily silent library, turning it into a warm space.

Then he sensed something unusual and suddenly turned to a book in the library. "Come out."

As his voice fell.

The Light Soul automatically swept over the book that Ivita was looking at, furiously flipping its pages under the pressure of Ivita’s Light Soul.

"Hahaha~ I’ve been discovered anyway." The book stopped turning pages, and a thumb-sized elf with book page-like wings appeared amidst a golden glow. "You’re much smarter than your companions, you actually discovered me."

"Haha~ Uh, um..."

The next moment, the elf was targeted by Ivita’s Light Soul and brutally pinned to the dictionary. It flattened out, looking like it had been smacked by a fly swatter.

"How could there be a wizard in this library who can still use a Light Soul." The Dictionary Elf lodged a complaint from the dictionary. "I mean no harm; I’m the guardian spirit of the underground floor of this library."

"Let me go."

Ivita’s eyes were cold. "It seems you’ve got our positions mixed up. Set it straight, only then can we communicate. Firstly, where are the people who went into the library with me?"

"Second, what is the structure of this library?"

"If you answer does not satisfy me, I do not mind, using Light Soul to deconstruct your body, denying your existence."

The Dictionary Elf hastily replied, "Wait a minute, I will tell you everything I know, don’t hurt me. My God, your Light Soul can already deny the existence of a living being."

"That’s terrifying."

"No wonder, the grand library would choose you as its inheritor."

Ivita, seeing it babble, began to use the Light Soul to erase the phenomenon of the Dictionary Elf. More specifically, in Ivan’s eyes and in the eyes of the Dictionary Elf, its body was gradually disappearing.

Ivita had no intention of killing it because to eliminate existence would kill a living being; erasing a phenomenon only made it invisible to all.

It plunged into a strange state where even if others saw it, it was as if they hadn’t noticed it; even if they heard it, it was as if they hadn’t heard it.

It was only while reading those miscellaneous books just now that Ivita conjectured this method of using Light Soul from the fragments of dozens of books.

However, the Light Soul, if not strong enough, would shatter itself if it attempted such an act.

The Dictionary Elf, seeing its body and the dictionary it inhabited gradually disappear, and even its memory starting to be incomplete, finally started to panic. It recognised that this wizard who barged into the library after a thousand years was definitely not a simple character.

Perhaps all the trials originally set up inside the library would be blatantly ignored by this wizard.

The Dictionary Elf quickly said to Ivita, "Wait a minute, I can explain."

"Your friends are safe for now. They have merely been transferred to the parallel space of the first floor of the grand library because they are not the inheritors of the grand library. That is to say, theoretically, they can be in the same place as you but on a completely different spot due to different phases."

The Dictionary Elf further explained, "I can communicate with all the Dictionary Elves in the same location but across different phase spaces. So, if you want to communicate with your friends to ensure their safety, you can use me."

"As for your second question about the structure of the library, that’s simple. You can think of the entire library as being underground. So, this is the first underground level, located at the shallowest surface of the library. Therefore, the books here are the simplest and most ordinary."

"You can say all the books on this level are the most ordinary."

Ivita then asked, "So, how do I move to the next level?"

The Dictionary Elf quickly replied, "Very simple, there are thirteen thousand books here. Once you finish reading them all, that’s it."

The Dictionary Elf, nervous and afraid to meet Ivan’s eyes for fear that Ivan would, in anger, erase its existence with the Light Soul, added hesitantly, "And you also need to remember every single word in these books."

"This is your test to enter the next level of the library."

Ivita narrowed his eyes.

The Dictionary Elf quickly added, "Time is almost static here, flowing very slowly, so you don’t need to worry about what happens in the outside world or your friends."

"However, it might just be your own lifespan that will not suffice."

"Only the lifespan here is not static. This also gives a little pressure to the inheritor."

"And if you do finish reading these books, it would be of great benefit to you."

Ivita was initially angry but suddenly thought of how he had learned to use the Light Soul to deny others’ existence and phenomena. Wasn’t it after reading over a hundred books here that he realized it?

Although those magic books were too elementary.

However, for someone like him, who constantly needed the Hearthstone Witch’s magic knowledge, wouldn’t these books just be the perfect fit?

He had bluffed his way to the stage of the high-level wizard, intending to search for Dark Soul information. Wouldn’t he need to supplement some common knowledge of the Magical Black Forest?

This might be his opportunity.

Ivita curbed his anger and asked the Dictionary Elf, "Another question, what is the relation between the Grand Library, Iron Crown, and the Sun God Sect?"