Aurelion murmured softly:
"If that were the case, how convenient life would be for everyone in the world."
In Lorelei's eyes, Aurelion at this moment seemed like a true emperor who cared for humanity.
In fact, she had almost transcended the concept of an emperor.
Like a pioneer of humankind, seeking happiness for future generations.
This was a rather heavy topic, and Lorelei didn't know how to respond, so he could only manage to say:
"Well, actually our council has already invested a lot of magical research in this direction."
She also raised her water glass and continued:
"Take this water glass for example, our research team has already developed similar magical items."
"It only requires a little magic to automatically fill with water..."
"That's still too slow."
Aurelion shook her head, put down her water glass, and said calmly:
"Moreover, magical items still cannot achieve true convenience."
"See, it can be operated with just one button, but using magical items still requires magic power."
As she spoke, Aurelion glanced around at her surroundings.
The room was filled with furniture she had never seen before; for example, the sofa she was sitting on was suspended in mid-air and looked very soft.
In the corner stood an enormous two-tiered box, its surface covered with peculiar numbers and strange symbols.
Aurelion had previously opened that device, which was filled with food that was always kept fresh and from which cold air constantly emanated.
In one corner of the room, there is a particularly important cylindrical piece of furniture, standing upright on the floor with its fan blades open.
At first, Aurelion did not know what the device was for.
I pressed the buttons a few times tentatively, and felt a cool breeze blowing out that was both comfortable and warm.
At this point, the temperature in the entire room was maintained at an ideal level, neither too hot nor too cold.
She had never seen such a magical device.
"Here, even though I am not a mage and do not understand magic, I can still experience the convenience they bring."
"That's probably why most people who come here don't want to leave."
Having not heard Lorelei's voice for a long time, Aurelion realized that he was responding to her with a deep silence.
After all, how can we expect such convenient daily necessities to quickly become widespread throughout the entire human world?
The first step, then, would probably be to accept these gods.
Because all these facilities were brought by the gods.
Once people experience the convenience of these everyday products, will they be able to leave them in the future?
It is easy to go from frugality to extravagance, but difficult to go from extravagance to frugality.
The gods may use these items to bind humanity once again.
At that time, the world may once again fall under the control of the gods.
Because humans don't know, or even understand.
How did the gods create these incomprehensible devices?
But the emergence of these devices seems so natural and reasonable.
After all, only gods could invent such things that are beyond human comprehension.
This has become an unsolvable problem:
Ultimately, they willingly submit to the rule of the gods for the sake of a more convenient life.
Or would they choose to forgo this convenience for the sake of freedom and instead fight against the gods?
Aurelion knew this when Lorelei told her that their mage council was studying these novel items brought by the gods.
The answer to this question is already known.
"Let's change the subject."
Aurelion changed the subject, no longer considering these things.
After all, the most pressing matter was the request that Representative Lorelei made to her.
She gracefully crossed one leg and continued calmly:
"What do you want me to do in the city of mages?"
Upon hearing her question, Lorelei finally composed himself and answered seriously.
"Your Majesty Aurelion, you should know this."
"In the future, we will face not only the threat of Victor, but also the immense power of the seven gods."
Aurelion's body visibly trembled when Viktor was mentioned.
But she managed to control her emotions and gestured for Lorelei to continue.
"so……"
Lorelei took a deep breath and continued earnestly:
"I am certain of your strength, and Lady Erica's strength is equally convincing."
"But... do you really think the other five masters have a chance of winning?"
Aurelion gave a polite smile.
You can tell from that her opinion of those masters...
Hope is slim.
"Therefore, we must seek out more strong individuals."
"Not only must one be able to fight against gods, but one must even have the opportunity to challenge Victor's top experts..."
"Wait a moment."
Aurelion suddenly raised her hand to interrupt Lorelei, and seeing Lorelei's surprise at being interrupted, she asked:
"What does this have to do with me? Do you think I can find someone stronger than the Goddess of Justice and Victor?"
Lorelei nodded firmly.
Now it was Aurelion's turn to be surprised. She leaned forward slightly, her eyes full of interest, gesturing for Lorelei to continue.
"Actually, our initial choice was your maternal grandfather, Archduke Barlow."
"After all, he also has a record of injuring Viktor."
But the so-called 'injury' was only superficial. Aurelion knew that her grandfather had told her privately that Victor had only pretended to be injured that time.
Grandpa himself admitted that if it came down to a real fight with Viktor, he would be no match for him.
Therefore, Aurelion did not think the proposal was very feasible.
But to her surprise, Lorelei went on to say:
"However, after careful consideration, we feel that Grand Duke Barlow may not be the most suitable candidate."
"So we thought of another person, someone you might be able to contact."
Who could be stronger than Viktor?
Aurelion was now puzzled. She blinked, unable to immediately guess what the other person meant, and asked:
"who?"
"Your father."
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