"I’ve thought it over, Lord Tu Men. Although thank you for the reminder," Ben smiled. "But I think this is my best choice."
"Ah... you." The Elemental Emperor couldn’t help but shake his head, glancing at Saint Ausor watching coldly from the side, saying, "This is also your treasured student, aren’t you going to advise him?"
Wind Queen shrugged her hands: "This is your travel mage’s own matter, moreover, I trust this little guy. He hasn’t made a single mistake in everything he’s done so far. Can you believe it? This itself is already a miracle."
Tu Men was slightly taken aback, couldn’t help but fall into silence for a moment.
Then he raised his head again and asked, "Have you decided? How do you plan to proceed?"
"Leave it to me," Ben said confidently. He had been considering this moment since he left the underground tomb. Having experienced the battle of Ambeser, he gained a clearer understanding of his thoughts.
Moreover, he harbored a secret he could not reveal. He only hoped to verify his assumptions, and if true, then his path as a travel mage would tread a road unimaginable to anyone.
"First, I need to determine the core cards of the Knight Card Set, and then reshape my Element Pool and card library—"
Tu Men nodded: "Good, the unknown laws are full of crises for anyone, acting prudently is wise. I’ll be here to watch, go ahead and start then."
Ben nodded back and then drew a card from the air above.
The pattern on the card was so familiar, beneath the starry sky, a Female Knight holding a long spear traversed the forest with her unicorn. This tranquil scene seemed to tell an unchanging story from a thousand years ago to today, the image of Medisha was just like the time they first met in Eternal Song Forest.
"Medisha, have you decided?" Ben asked, "This might not necessarily be a good thing for you; it might deprive you of eternal life."
The girl’s voice smiled slightly, seemingly from the void: "Lord, Medisha has said before, being able to follow you is my honor. Besides, Lord, have you forgotten that Medisha’s eternal existence is based on your card."
Ben understood.
He felt slightly moved in his heart, as typically travel mages would consider the backlash from summoned creatures when delegating power. But he could be sure that Medisha would never take any detrimental actions against him.
He pointed at the card, extending his law onto it as recorded by Trisman. At that moment, Tu Men and Saint Ausor witnessed a radiant silver law thread extending from Ben’s body, enveloping the Unicorn Knight’s card.
The silver law thread was even more stable than Ben’s Space Law, trembling slightly within the stone array, momentarily resonating with the laws of the entire space, as if bowing to this supreme law.
But only moments later, a dark gold card slid out from the embrace of the law thread and fell into Ben’s hand—
Fran Knight
Eternal Song I
Light 30
[Biological - Fran Knight/Silver Elf (Level 1)]
When Fran Knight enters the field, it has 60 mana; abnormal ability, travel mage.
Tapped, restore 10 mana.
Maintain, Fran Knight acts as a permanent on the field.
’Her loyalty is like the straightest sharp sword, willing to break but never bend—’
(Travel Mage Abnormal Ability: A summoned creature with the travel mage ability can use Destiny Cards from its summoner’s Element Pool as if it were a true travel mage. It can gain experience and use equipment like normal. But once it exhausts its mana or life, it will be completely destroyed.)
Time seemed to flow quietly for several seconds.
Tu Men, Ben, and Saint Ausor just stared at the dark gold card flowing in front of them. After a long pause, the Elemental Emperor from the Saint War Era couldn’t help but sigh slightly:
"Although I don’t support what you’re doing, I must admit that Trisman is truly a genius. In the world of exploring the power of laws, I’m far inferior to him."
"...This card has rewritten the history of travel mages."
In Tu Men’s eyes, there was a look as if he were gazing at a piece of art, even a bit obsessed. But after a while, Tu Men couldn’t help but shake his head: "However... this kind of law might not be the best for you, Ben. Do you understand? Because you might have to put in hundreds of times more effort than others, both of us have forgotten one thing..."