Chapter 561: Annan Austere-Winters Admirer (1/2)

Chapter 561: Annan Austere-Winter’s Admirer

“…En?!” Nefertari was shocked when she heard this

Although the first two secrets were co coht to her from the third secret

—Annan·Austere-Winter?

As a student of Bone Healer Seti, Nefertari certainly knew the name

She knew more about it than ordinary people

Annan was Grand Duke Ivan’s favorite young son, the future Austere-Winter’s Grand Duke, and the real inventor of the internal coine

At the same tiht deities “The Loved One in the Cup”, “The Blessed One of the Red of War”, “The One Sheltered by the Venerated Skeleton”, “The Silent One”, “The Monster That Leaves No Trace”, and a candidate for a saint recognized by [Eye of Patience] , Old Grandon”

Annan was termed the most talented ritualist in history Before soul purification, he had reached the pinnacle of a ritualist

This was absolutely iroup of people who only rely on “wisdom”, “perseverance” and “luck” to obtain transcended power

The path of ritual was far erous than the path of transcendence because the power they controlled was beyond their level Any ritual failure would bring irreparable dae This left the ritualist with no rooth of a ritualist depended on the highest level of ritual they were capable of controlling

Even the highest-level ritualist—in other words, it did not mean that the ritualist, who could replicate the “ low-level rituals

Whether it was being cursed with bad luck, tre…even including the inevitable end that ritualists must face

The soul of a e

The path of ritual itself was not entirely a “craft of mortals” At least when this path was first developed, the souls of its practitioners were not that weak It was later that the Yaselan people discovered that this path could allow people without transcended talent to use transcended power That hy ritualists were populated to a large scale

During the Yaselan Empire period, “ritual” was even a coood at using guns does not

However, the ritualist path lost the orthodox e after the empire was destroyed, the fall of the “Great Sky Library” into the deep sea, and the dementation and loopholes in the inheritance of most ritualists

Annan·Austere-Winter, as the son of the Grand Duke, would of course receive a e

Generally speaking, this kind of big shot would rather take the path of transcendence than the path of ritual They would only know some rituals that they needed to use daily, and soainst themselves

Ritual was power that did not tolerate “failure” at all

However, Annan was different

Before he became a transcender, he had already used the “Creation” level ritual multiple times

Ritualists were not as hierarchical as transcenders “Ah-level occult knowledge but lack awareness of low-level common sense, were not uncommon

Ritual itself was divided into levels

Generally speaking, the levels of ht of occult knowledge as a “key”

The heaviest knowledge was the ultie the world as long as it was spoken It was said that the reason “occult knowledge” was “knowledge that will be forgotten when spoken” and “knowledge with poas hidden in the secret of creation

Below that was the “core knowledge” about the other world, which could also be called “the Otherworldly level” knowledge Whether it was the world beyond the dream world or the immaterial world, or other worlds that were not directly connected to the “Mist World”, as long as it involved the knowledge of the nature of the world, its poas enough to destroy the sanity of e’s Stone, the essence of dreams… etc These secrets about the nature of the world were beyond the reach of ordinary people Nefertari only heard of their names She did not dare to find outas a person learned a feords about the other world, the person would keep falling into nights in dreae before the Second Age That was, knowledge about “history”

The occult knowledge of those ancient deities was at this level, which was the highest level a e was like the real naht deities and what they did before the Second Age

This level of knowledge had power just by reading it out It could be used in ritual as a substitute for valuable h level influence If e, their souls could be destroyed by the weight of knowledge