Chapter 462: Taking the Hook

Even though Cu Chulainn had consumed one-third of his magic power without realizing it, he did not feel sorry at all and even wanted to do it again.

At the same time, the sons of God were also stunned by the trick he had just displayed.

Even their fathers, those real gods, did not know how much effort it would take to perform such earth-shattering magic, but Cu Chulainn did it after just coming into contact with the magic net.

They could not wait to recite the registration spell and prepare to try this magical magic net.

Looking at the excited sons of God, Murphy also showed a cheerful smile.

Very good, the fish is hooked.

The convenience of the magic net is comparable to the mobile phone of the future, and even exceeds it in many aspects. Once used, it is difficult to quit.

This will provide a steady supply of magic power to the magic net.

And through the observation of the sons of God, the gods behind them will soon realize the power of the magic net. No magic user can resist such temptation. It will only be a matter of time before they personally come out.

As for the gods, Murphy also left a surprise for them in the magic net.

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The gods didn’t let Murphy wait too long.

On the fifth day after the completion of the magic network node, Murphy was teaching thirteen disciples when he suddenly felt a vast magical atmosphere descending into the camp.

The goddess wrapped in a black veil appeared in the crowd at some point. She strolled through the wizards’ smelting workshop, and phantoms came out of her body one after another, observing from all angles the scene of wizards chanting various spells to cast rough copper ingots into magical mountain copper. Then those phantoms came back one after another and merged with them.

As if unwilling to let mortals witness themselves, the wizards in the camp knew nothing about the goddess’ arrival.

She came to the tent where Murphy was giving a lecture, but the latter did not stop teaching, but continued to talk about how to copy the magic network node.

The range that an ordinary magic network node can affect will expand with the magic power flowing inside, but the coverage of the node is limited. If you want to use the magic network in a larger area, you must build more nodes or secondary nodes.

This is an extremely tedious and lengthy task. Murphy does not intend to do it himself, but is ready to leave this world-class project to the wizards.

He has left many tool spells in the magic network nodes to produce more magic network nodes, such as spells to facilitate wizards to smelt mountain copper, spells to extract polar magic power, rituals to combine materials into magic network node modules, spells to merge magic network nodes into magic network, etc.

Murphy has already planned the design drawings for the construction of the magic network. Wizards only need to follow the steps of these spells and rituals, step by step, to build magic network nodes and connect them to the magic network.

However, even so, the work of building a magic network is still very complicated. Murphy has taken two or three training courses, and wizards still have not been able to build a qualified second-level magic network node.

At this time, after explaining several difficult steps again, Murphy answered several questions encountered by the wizards, and then let them disperse.

Then he stood up, "Respected Lady of War, Phantom Queen, I've kept you waiting."

As soon as he finished speaking, Phantom Queen Morrigan appeared in the tent. She had long black hair and her body was wrapped in layers of black veil. Her beautiful face stared at Murphy, and her expression seemed to be exploring and examining.

In contrast to her appearance, her voice was hoarse and low, like the dying breath of an old woman, which made people uncomfortable. She asked, "Who are you?"

"The name is just a symbol. Now they call me Merlin." Murphy said.

"Merlin was created by me. You are not him." Morrigan denied, but her expression did not change.

Murphy shrugged and did not argue about this issue. If the other party really came to ask for an explanation, there would be no need to wait outside for so long.

Morrigan realized that the person in front of her was not afraid of her power, which was not surprising, so she said: "I created him and gave him the power of magic. He is the best magician among all the sons of God. But he is far inferior to you."

"Thank you for your compliment."

"Where does your power come from?" Morrigan asked.

"Knowledge and reason, nothing else."

Several phantoms came out of Morrigan's body and surrounded Murphy, looking him up and down, and those phantoms finally returned to her body.

The other party did not lie, but this was obviously not the answer she wanted.

But she did not come for an answer.

"What do you want?" Morrigan asked, "Give me control of the magic network, and I will give you everything you want."

Murphy smiled, "That can't be done."

"Merlin," Morrigan uttered the name as if with some irony, "You are powerful, but you are just a mortal, and the power of the gods is endless. You can't fight against us."

In fact, Murphy has obtained divinity more than once, such as the "only true god" when he first destroyed those newborn animal gods, or the "awakened god" when he tried to educate all living beings, or the god of trickery, etc.

But Murphy did not let these divinities contaminate himself, but only used them as tools to store and transform spiritual power, and occasionally borrowed their characteristics to complete some concealment and arrangements.

Therefore, although he can use the same power as a god, even the sons of gods cannot figure out his true identity, but as long as he does not deliberately disguise himself as a god, he is still just an ordinary person.

Since ancient times, there have been countless powerful mortal heroes. Some of them are even powerful enough to rival the gods. However, such power may make the gods jealous, but it is not enough to make them afraid.

This is exactly what Murphy wanted.

If the power he has shown has made the gods afraid, they will naturally be suspicious of jumping into their own pits. However, if he is just a powerful mortal hero, they will not regard him as a threat.

"You misunderstood." Murphy said, "I am only one of the founders of the Magic Network, but not the controller. The purpose of establishing the Magic Network is to allow wizards to better use their power, not To seize power."

"The magic network has a simple feedback mechanism. The more magic power is injected, the more power it can return, just like the more seeds you sow, the more food you will receive. This process is spontaneous and will Without relying on anyone's control, I naturally cannot hand over so-called control. You can see that I am not lying."

"You didn't lie, wizard, but you concealed something. The Magic Network is more than what you said." Morrigan appeared behind Murphy, sniffing on the latter's shoulder, "You also have An enemy... very powerful... I smell a conspiracy, this is a tool... You are using everyone... Be careful, wizard, you are playing with fire..."

Murphy fell silent immediately and frowned, as if he had been caught.

"I saw the fire, the war, the cage... that appearance..." Morrigan's hoarse voice was like the whisper of a hag, "Ho ho, I think I know who you are, wizard..."

"Devil, Satan, Lucifer... I see, your enemy... is Him. Ho ho..." Morrigan laughed deeply, "You have found yourself a great enemy, the wizard."

The goddess stood in front of Murphy again, her expression suddenly softened, and her voice quickly became younger, "But you are lucky."

"We have a common enemy." When she uttered the last word, her voice became like a girl's. "Come on, Merlin, tell me what kind of power you have hidden in this magic network."

"Come, join us, and I will give you eternal victory."