As the mission traveled further north, the weather became colder. Snow fell frequently and gradually increased, even covering most of the view. In severe cases, if it were not for the cold-resistant trees planted on both sides of the road, I am afraid that the snow would have become colder.

Even the most elite scouts get lost along the way.

It is said that this is a precursor to severe cold.

"So you don't know what types of magic there are and what are their characteristics?"

Thales tightened the cloak he put on a day ago, covered his head and face tightly, and asked Ramon.

This is another time they set up camp for a rest, at the junction of Wellandland and the Reconstruction Tower in Exeter.

Passing the Lyman Pass, walking through a short hilly journey, and crossing the jurisdiction of the Grand Duke of Zazaita, they began to turn northwest following the trend of the hills.

Soon, the envoy and the escorting Black Sand Army will enter the jurisdiction of the Grand Duke of Wellandland.

And once you cross the Welland Territory, the Grand Duke's territory directly under Nun VII, you will be right in front of Longxiao City.

"It should be said that I don't know the whole story of magic." Ramon shook his head.

"It is said that there are all kinds of strange schools and categories of magic. There are always weird people who dig out new schools and research categories based on existing knowledge." Ramon sat by the fire and explained to Thales beside him: "But

Except for those aliens who live alone, most mages have their own clear affiliations."

"Belong?" Thales' eyes lit up: "You mean..."

"In ancient times, it was a gathering place for mages and the magic institutions they belonged to." Ramon's eyes flashed:

"Three magic towers."

Magic tower?

Thales turned his head suddenly, and the few words he got when he was investigating the origin of the magician in Mindis Hall came to his mind again.

"I've heard relevant news," Thales' eyes lit up: "So, in ancient times, mages gathered in three magic towers to do research?"

"The three magic towers are not just three towers, not just three locations," Ramon mused: "The wizard is not a weirdo hiding in the tower. It is said that the three magic towers represent the three attitudes of being a wizard.

and value.”

"What attitude?" Thales asked curiously: "You mean the mage's attitude towards knowledge?"

Ramon shook his head: "I don't know - it was difficult to find information about mages in the past."

Thales sighed: "Okay."

"What are the three magic towers? Don't tell me, you don't know?"

Ramon nodded and smiled: "I still know this."

He looked around furtively and saw Ada sitting in the fire aside and taking a nap, Putilai and Kambida arguing about something in the distance, and Wya tried to communicate with Rolf but ultimately failed.

Lehar took the scouts to scout the road ahead, but before they returned, the surrounding sergeants seemed to be used to them.

Seeing that their distance and attention were still far away, Ramon cautiously approached Thales, and stretched out his fingers towards the snow in the field of vision that could only be seen by the two of them.

"First, the Tower of the Ascetics."

Ramon gently drew a square on the ground that was turned 45 degrees with one corner facing down. He connected the diagonals of the square and drew a cross inside: "According to the only information I have read, they are

The oldest group of mages, even in the period of ignorance, before the Battle of the Saints, the Tower of Ascetics appeared... But they are also the most mysterious, and I don't know what they are doing. I haven't found out too much about them.

data of."

Thales frowned.

"Secondly, the Tower of Alchemy."

Ramon drew a circle, and then drew two triangles on the left and right sides of the circle, each with one corner pointing outward. The side of the circle that the triangle is close to is an arc, which matches the arc of the circle. Ramon is in the center of the circle.

A small circle was drawn - Thales recognized it. The pattern looked like an eye.

Ramon continued: "As the name suggests, the Alchemy Tower is said to be an important help for humans to defeat the orcs. Their works are all prepared for war or practical use. Some products have been handed down to this day and are still usable. They are rare things in the hands of a few people.

"

"Finally, the Tower of Souls."

Ramon drew two more "S" shapes, with the upper and lower semicircles of the two S's overlapping each other. This pattern was particularly strange and had an unknown meaning.

"The information about them is all kinds of weird, and there is everything. Sometimes it is said that they are the defenders of the world, and sometimes it is said that they have an agreement with the empire, or that they are extremely at odds with the other two magic towers, and some even say that their existence has caused harm to the world.

The world has brought a lot of chaos, it is simply the source of all evil...I can't understand the things they are studying...Obviously they are different from the other two magic towers."

Ramon looked at Thales. After the latter nodded to show that he remembered, the doctor quickly reached out his hand and nervously erased the three patterns without leaving any trace.

"That's all I know. As for the rest, I don't know anything about the inheritance, characteristics, history, and origins of the three magic towers... The knowledge about magic has been banned too completely," Ramon sighed.

: "Also, please do not draw these three patterns in front of anyone - such as Morat... you will be in trouble."

Thales raised his eyebrows: "Then you can draw it in front of me so confidently? Am I so trustworthy?"

Ramon turned his head, showing that weird look again.

"Trust? Hey," Ramon chuckled, his big nose twitching: "I think you are not interested in magic for no reason."

"The ability to deflect magic energy guns..."

Thales' pupils trembled.

Damn, he really still cares.

"I always feel that it's not a supernatural power," Ramon chuckled: "It should be some kind of magic, but I don't know it yet."

"That's why you're so hungry for news about magic, right?"

Some kind of magic?

To be precise... Thales said in his heart: Your reasoning is correct.

Thales looked at him steadily.

"The new prince and next king of the stars is not only interested in magic, but also has some kind of magical power." Ramon smiled happily, and his withered dignity made Thales feel sick: "Just thinking about it makes Thales feel sick.

It’s so exciting…”

Thales let out a long sigh and thought carefully about the knowledge he had heard from Ramon in the past few days.

"So, the three magic towers no longer exist?" the time traveler said silently.

Ramon's smile faltered.

He clasped his hands, lowered his head, and stooped.

"It's said to be so," Doctor Strange wiped a snowflake off his nose and sighed, "Do you know the magician?"

"They are not the slightly stronger warriors that ordinary people think of. In fact..."

Thales did three somersaults in his mind.

found it!

"Well," the second prince said calmly on the surface: "As a royal family, I know some things about magicians... They are an immortal disaster."

Ramon looked at Thales, his eyes full of solemnity: "Exactly. It is said that from the political powers of the countries, to the churches of the gods in heaven, and even the demons in hell, they are all afraid of them... for fear that they will one day

To come back and launch a second final war - that's why they banned magic."

"Fear... So, the disaster is the main reason that led to the destruction of the three magic towers and the cessation of the magic inheritance?" Thales said in a daze.

Ramon straightened his collar and his expression became extremely serious.

"I don't know whether the destruction of the three magic towers was a disaster," Ramon whispered: "But I believe that the so-called disasters and the so-called magicians are the magic towers and the countless magicians.

One of the research products.”

"So, the demise of the magic tower, the extinction of the mages and the loss of the magic inheritance are not accidental," Thales said in disbelief: "Everything about magic in the world, regardless of inheritance, knowledge, history and even the mages themselves, are all created by human beings.

Is it prohibited by the state government intentionally?”

Ramon took a deep breath: "Exactly... I guess some people don't want to see new disasters appear."

Thales frowned deeply: "Magic has brought uncontrollable risks, so why should we simply shut it down and ban all magic?"

Ramon said angrily, "Hmm."

"This is so stupid," Thales sighed: "Because I am afraid of the possible magicians and their power, I banned magic... It is really a short-sighted and stupid decision..."

"I agree with you on this point," Ramon clenched his fists: "It is precisely in order to fight against magicians and their harm that we have to seek possibilities from magic, right?"

"Although the three magic towers have been destroyed, their ruins should still exist, right?" Tails rubbed his chin: "You didn't go there to try your luck?"

"Ruins?" Ramon raised one corner of his mouth and said with a bad expression: "This is the worst place... Damn the countries, they have collected almost every bit of information about magic, mages, and magic towers.

They were all looted and destroyed so thoroughly that I can’t even find the ruins of the magic tower!”

Thales frowned deeply: "Maybe I can look it up in the royal family's records after I return home..."

"Forget it, especially for you Stars," Ramon snorted coldly: "Your founding ancestor, the great King of Renaissance, Tormund I, personally ordered that all traces of magic related to Stars be completely eliminated!"

Thales was stunned.

"And more than six hundred years ago, the executor of the forbidden magic was the Kingdom's secret department," Ramon said bitterly: "I finally found some traces in Exeter - they call this..."

"Purification plan!"
To be continued...