What's wrong with me, a mage, loving to farm?

Chapter 349. Making Magic Commonplace, Eden Terminal

"What a rare and pleasant time!"

I swirled the golden cup filled with mead, then downed the fragrant, sweet liquid in one gulp. Made with the essence of life and the purest plant extracts, the drink had no harshness whatsoever, leaving a lingering, delightful aftertaste.

"Sweet drinks are definitely the best."

He was satisfied with the wine brewed by the druids.

Surrounded by the warm light of Eden, he stretched lazily and lay down comfortably on the blanket made of seaweed, catching a glimpse of the composed William out of the corner of his eye.

After a short while, Chloe turned her gaze away from William and said helplessly, "He's already a legendary hero who overthrew the Papacy, so why is he still so insecure every day?"

He took a piece of rice cake that the red dragon had just baked and ate it slowly, pondering what to do next. He had already learned from the Ring of Radiance that Eurydice had driven all the gods out of the divine kingdom.

Without the inexhaustible power supply of the divine kingdom, the gods are merely more powerful legends. If he dons the Apollo armor and reclaims some of his power, he can easily beat the gods.

With the power of the "Poem of the Rainbow," his ability to suppress the gods is very strong. If all else fails, he can also play with the "Overture to Twilight" and "Finale of Dawn" that he obtained from the Angel of the Harp.

If he were to play it, it would surely cause a more terrifying result than that of the Father of Light and the Angel of the Harp, and might even usher in a truly endless twilight.

He saw the gods' schemes as useless, even somewhat laughable. If the world's consciousness hadn't given him all the light, just so he could repair the human kingdom that had been thrown into chaos, he would have already planned to leave this world.

This world is still too small, far less attractive than the Astral Plane.

"But since we've taken their benefits, we still need to make some plans... and I'm also very curious about Eurydice's idea of ​​using gods as crystal pillars."

He narrowed his eyes and looked at the map of the current power of the continent and human kingdoms drawn by the tower spirit in front of him. To put it simply, the gods were all staying in their own holy lands. The church was still operating normally, but it was a little more careful and restrained than before.

The areas influenced by the sacred site of the gods are still primarily based on "faith," but other places have gradually been taken over by the mage association of Star Town, turning them into areas where no believers exist.

Having lost their divine kingdom, the gods no longer possessed the advantage of being high above and able to unleash their divine power. Faced with the ferocious mages, they were already somewhat powerless and even retreated into a defensive posture.

"Can divine magic defeat orbal energy?"

"So it's not surprising that magic and industry are combined in that sense."

He muttered to himself, since both the dimensional consciousness and the astral plane wanted to sweep the gods into the dustbin of history, he had to get involved too.

Nowadays, what gods rely on for survival is the power they can bestow upon ordinary people and clergy, creating an insurmountable chasm between the extraordinary and the ordinary.

Through this natural barrier, countless faiths were gathered together.

There are also these reasons why magic has not developed; after all, they cannot sit idly by and let magic affect their status.

With that thought in mind, he casually picked up a very ordinary orbal device and began to modify its internal structure. Soon, he embedded the Light of Eden, a seven-colored, shimmering gem, into the very center of the orbal device.

"Okay, that works!"

He nodded in satisfaction, reached out and pressed it gently. The energy circuit inside the energy guide immediately began to flash, forming a light screen in front of him.

It displays information such as "Name", "Age", and "Magic Level", and at first glance it looks like a game panel—in fact it is a game panel.

Having obtained 80% of the species information of the Zemurian continent, his Eden was able to simulate the unique abilities of those species and even sense their exact locations.

So he specially created this, intending to allow ordinary people to find and contract magical beasts and magical plants. As long as they gain the other party's approval, they can release their magic through the power of Eden.

As more items in the "Encyclopedia" are lit up, he will also give some special rewards, such as upgrading the orbal device, entering the academy for further study, or simply money and status.

He had planned this before, but at that time he couldn't connect to Eden from anywhere, so he had to give up.

Now his Rainbow Grass has become an indispensable part of the Zemurian continent's ecosystem, just like having countless signal sources that can connect to the Eden "network" no matter where you are.

He doesn't need to hide his strength; he can openly and generously bring all the strong and those who might become strong into his sphere of influence.

Only by making magic a part of everyday life can this world, steeped in theology and belief, be gradually transformed into a world of magic. As for whether making magic a part of everyday life will lead to a decline in the status of magicians...

Well, if you don't roll it up properly, you're doomed.

If you have enough strength, there's nothing to worry about; the only ones to worry about are the mediocre.

"Let's call you Eden Terminal."

"The games you collect also offer real rewards; it must be really fun, right?"

He admired his terminal, numbered "000," for a while with satisfaction, and also took a look at the magical plants and beasts he had currently activated in his encyclopedia and under his contract.

The result, unsurprisingly, was that everything was lit up.

But the current full brightness is not enough for him; he knows he is still some distance from collecting all the illustrations of the entire Zemurian continent.

"I hope my subordinates can give me a surprise."

He didn't insist, and after trying it out carefully, he put the Eden Terminal down.

Then he tallied up his gains: Eden's successful evolution, all the angels and materials from the Kingdom of the Father of Light, the two chapters of Twilight and Dawn, the yellow chapter of "The Rainbow Poem" finally complete... and most importantly, the cyan chapter!

He set the orbal device aside and reached out to grasp the flowing starlight in front of him.

The azure starlight seemed to belong to a different world, reflecting a destiny that seemed destined to come true, along with a unique and mysterious melody.

The Blue Chapter has two abilities. The first is to pluck the string of fate, using powerful and special magic to declare that something will definitely "happen".

"The destined blue string sound."

How to put it? It's like a disguised form of great prophecy.

However, it requires that the blue melody be played within a certain range, allowing the power of the melody to perfectly combine with the world, in order to activate within the designated range.

The more difficult something is to accomplish, the more magic and melody it requires.

Without a doubt, this is a very advanced "divine art".

Only the power of the gods can completely permeate a certain area, fulfilling the prerequisite of "the destined blue string sound".

If it weren't for his use of the Kingdom of Light and the help of the constellations, it would have been difficult for him to turn the prophecy of "the death of light" into reality.

This brings us to the second sub-chapter of the Cyan chapter: Anchor Point in the Boundless Starry Sky.

In the chapter of "The Poem of the Rainbow," it is mentioned that the astral realm and the material realm have a mysterious connection. As long as a constellation can be lit up in the astral realm, it can affect the material realm.

Before learning the first chapter, it is an orbital bombardment with unlimited range, but after learning the first chapter, it can be used to briefly project the power of the constellations into a certain area, thus fulfilling the prerequisite for the first chapter.

If combined with the previous chapters, this is simply a terrifying ability to weave destiny, truly deserving of the reputation of "The Rainbow Poem," with any one of its elements being a super-level magic.

However, Kroya really doesn't plan to use this power frequently. Although the power to manipulate everything is indeed intoxicating, it's really easy to become completely intoxicated and influenced by it.

He does need time to process what he has learned this time.

Leave the external affairs to your subordinates.

Anyway, they always manage to complete their tasks.

……

At Kroya's command, the factory located within the air coral bubble immediately began secondary processing of the orbal devices that were about to leave the factory.

This factory is currently the second most sophisticated factory within the territory of Kroya. All the employees are carefully trained by the merfolk and have received the "Moon Vein Octopus" imprint.

These octopuses, which are not slimy at all and shimmer with a silvery glow, are each perched in their "workstations," which are water tanks filled with wine.

While gulping down wine, they steadily and rapidly assembled the various parts with their eight arms, sprayed steady beams of light to imprint them, and then welded them together with silvery slime, ultimately creating the finished power guide.

Even when Kroya suddenly added very complex magic runes and crystal circuits to the orbment, they still handled it with ease, perfecting both the ray emission and the welding.

The only downside is that the more complex the process, the more serious the threat to their body temperature. The wine in the vat was dropping at a rate that was almost visible to the naked eye, and a wave of heat began to rise from the entire factory.

The Moon Vein Octopuses' enthusiasm for work declined along with the wine's quality, but fortunately, the factory had "alarm systems" in place for them from the very beginning.

After the wine level dropped to a certain point, a pure white sea coconut responsible for patrolling quickly arrived riding a slime and hurriedly injected the spiked coconut wine from its own coconut into the Moon Vein Octopus's workstation.

Only then did the octopuses finally settle down and continue to work diligently as corporate slaves, creating one exquisite and precise orbal device after another.

The pure white sea coconut, responsible for patrolling, humanely wiped away non-existent beads of sweat, loaded all the newly made Eden terminals onto the vehicle, intending to take them to the school for students to try out.

Students are the best people to try out these new things. Usually, any new products are sent to the college, which also allows the energetic students to write reports on their own initiative.

Anyway, they have plenty of time and are quite enthusiastic.

Soon, the Eden Terminal was delivered to the Earth Academy.

Upon hearing that this was the latest type of orbal device terminal developed by Lord Kroya, the students disregarded their usual brotherly address and began scrambling to grab it.

One of the young druids, named Befario, easily snatched one, then dusted off his clothes, which had been rummaged through by his wolfish companions, and swaggered away.

As he walked, he eagerly activated the Eden Terminal.

A screen of light immediately formed in front of him, displaying his name, age, magic level, address, and even his school registration, credits, and savings at the Reef Bank.

"That's amazing?!"

Befalio opened his eyes wide. At first, he didn't know how to play, but he quickly figured out the pattern and swiped his finger across the screen to check the encyclopedia he had collected so far.

As an excellent druid, his studies progressed very smoothly, and he also signed contracts with many animal companions early on.

The light screen displayed his contracted partners, and he could borrow their unique abilities at any time, such as the strength of a bear, the aurora of a bluebird, and the thunderbolt of a thunderbird...

Even more amazing is that he can even summon these animal companions!

—A huge polar bear suddenly jumped right in front of him through the light screen of the Eden Terminal, making his eyes almost pop out.

Druids have the ability to summon animal companions at any time to help them fight, but that's something a mere level three druid like him can't do!

The polar bear was also very shocked. Just now, a gentle voice asked it if it would accept the summons of "Befario". It silently agreed and was then brought here.

"brother."

"I summoned you here!"

"I have food!"

Befario comforted the polar bear for a while, then reluctantly took out his lunch for the day—salmon patties from the Terai River in another world—to finally satisfy the polar bear and send it away.

Because of this experience, Befalio was still excited and curious, but he dared not try it again. He flipped through his encyclopedia and suddenly remembered something.

"That's not right."

"Why isn't Bella inside?"

—It was a white cat that he had recently discovered roaming freely on campus. It was proud and beautiful, and it was also a magical beast, so he approached it diligently and took it in.

Although no contract has been signed yet, he thought the other party would accept it sooner or later, but it turns out that it wasn't included here.

He immediately tensed up and ran back to his residence, where he found the white cat licking its fur and sunbathing on a cat tree that had been specially built in the yard.

The other person's fur shimmered in the sunlight, possessing a peculiar crystalline quality. Upon hearing the voice, it lazily opened its misty blue eyes and glanced at Belfreo.

That noble and aloof demeanor completely captivated Befalio, a seasoned cat lover. He immediately and cautiously took out the Eden Terminal and tempted her, saying, "Bena! Can I leave a paw print?"

"Just leave a paw print, please!"

The white cat, Bella, glanced curiously at the Eden Terminal, figuring that the things here shouldn't be able to detect her true identity, so she simply stretched out her paw.

As soon as a paw print shaped like a plum blossom was imprinted, the Eden Terminal emitted a sharp sound:

"Warning! Warning!"

"You are attempting to enter into a pact with a druid!"

"Please note! This is a druid capable of shapeshifting! Not a monster!"

"Please respect the druids! Don't do anything foolish!"

The sound was incredibly shrill.

The white cat Bella and the student Befario were stunned on the spot.

(End of this chapter)