The more they oppose, the more it shows that I am doing the right thing

On the third floor of the Magic Guild, the warm afternoon sun shone on the flowing Mercury Mirror Wall, causing ripples tinged with sunlight to splash about.

The second floor was divided into several areas, and walking inward along the corridor full of classical design, one would arrive at the Magic Identification Hall.

Ancient alchemic devices stood tall, and exquisite and powerful arrays spread throughout the hall, with one identification room after another arranged in line, and the thick aura of Magic Power lingering in the air.

They were responsible for assigning rank to magic and classifying various types of magic.

This place gathered the most authoritative and professional evaluators, with clergymen from the seven great Churches also taking office here.

The place had an air of prestige.

Ai Xueli, together with the Borderland Triumvirs, first completed the registration and paid the procedure fee, then handed over the designed Magic Circuit to the staff.

"Identification Room 201, it will take about thirty minutes,"

said the priest, his attitude rather perfunctory. He had seen too many of such magic registrations.

Looking at these three, they were merely informal members of the Guild.

Newcomers who had just learned to write magic often made haste to have their magic identified, hoping to prove themselves as one in a million geniuses, but often they couldn't even achieve a 'common' rating, producing nothing but trash magic.

The incident on the first floor had not yet spread.

After all, the charity event "Magic into the Home, Magicians to the Countryside," although initiated by His Excellency Merlin, was snubbed by most of the talented Magicians, as it was only about civilian magic.

"Please wait patiently in the rest area." With that, he left.

Directly opposite was the waiting area, offering pastries and beverages.

Comfortably leaning on the soft sofa, An Su ordered a cup of coffee, drinking it with a relaxed mood and surveying the surroundings.

There were already quite a few Magicians waiting here,

All formal members of the Magic Guild, all at least of Deacon rank, respected outside, but in the Magic Guild, they could only queue up honestly.

Most of them looked tense and anxious, not even daring to breathe heavily; the results of the magic evaluation would determine their current level.

In front of the rest area was a huge magical screen displaying the results of the identifications.

[Deacon Andre, evaluation result 'Common.Average', classified as Order-Type Magic, can be dedicated to the Scales of Order]

A significant buzz broke out in the rest area.

It had been mentioned before that all public magic that can be exchanged for faith points are common-area magic, like legendary and above magic, which can only be created or gifted by deities themselves, possessing uniqueness and non-transmissibility.

Being able to dedicate to a deity was already a great honor.

The majority of magic written was not even deigned a glance by deities.

The Deacons around looked tense, but An Su was quite relaxed. The warm sunlight poured in through the glass windows, casting everything nearby in a shallow golden light, and time seemed peacefully suspended.

Lister and Arthur also looked serene and self-possessed.

Ai Xueli felt that An Su's attitude was a facade, wondering how one could be so naturally at ease during their first magic evaluation.

She remembered her own first evaluation: the anxiety and trepidation were still etched in her heart.

After all, the priests responsible for the evaluation were experts among experts, exuding an image of grandeur and eminence when Ai Xueli was younger.

Time passed by bit by bit, and soon thirty minutes were up.

Just when Ai Xueli felt puzzled, the results of their evaluation had not yet come out.

Identification Room 201.

All the learned had gathered.

A typical evaluation would be equipped with one officer from each of the seven Churches, but the evaluation for An Su's group brought as many as seventy.

Surrounding their Magic Circuit diagrams, the expressions of all evaluators were subtle, the air nearly stagnant, the atmosphere tense and suffocating.

Each priest felt fearful and had palpitations, their faces strained, not even daring to breathe heavily.

The results of the Borderland Triumvirs' magic evaluations would determine their professional careers.

Actually, the magic evaluation isn't complex.

First, rank the level, then establish the attributes.

Based on the effects of the magic, the properties of the Magic Circuit, etc., categorize the magic of the corresponding divine system.

But when it came to An Su's groups' magic, there was a problem with the attribute classification.

No Church wanted to acknowledge it as their own!

Such perverse and evil magic, whoever acknowledged it would lose face!

The priests from each Church had already written reports to their superiors, and the superiors' replies were simple: deny any association at all costs!

"They belong to the Radiant Holy See's saints; naturally, it should be classified as Holy Light magic," said a chief Order evaluator.

"Our Church does not recognize these three people." The evaluator from the Radiant Holy See was really something, resorting to divine segmentation swiftly.

"The Magic Circuit referenced in [Friendly Exchange] are all under the dominion of the Alchemical Church, it should be classified under the Alchemic system."

"Such wicked and forbidden magic is something our Radiant Holy See's saints would never use," declared an expert from the Radiant Holy See!

"Neither would our Alchemical Church study it," stated the Alchemic expert, with righteous indignation.

At first, their discussion was quite friendly, but after a while, it gradually became heated, with all the priests passing the buck.

For a full thirty minutes, the atmosphere grew tenser and tenser.

The language they started with was relatively elegant, but as time passed, it grew more and more fierce.

Gradually, their discussion turned into an argument.

The more they argued, the more agitated they became.

"This is your damn family's problem!"

"It's not our family's!"

Just as it looked like they were about to come to blows, an expert from the Radiant Holy See on the spot learned the Magic Circuit on the platform. Truly a senior expert, he learned it quickly and well, ready to give the Alchemical expert a 'friendly exchange'.

"Meow?"

A soft and tender loli voice.

The Alchemical expert looked at the former with a gaze reserved for the newly born, him being an esteemed expert at the age of sixty, with white hair commanding respect. Yet at this moment, he was being sabotaged by the old man opposite him, forced to utter such tender words.

Having lived so long, this was the first time he had suffered such a great humiliation.

You cunning old thief of the Radiant Holy See, no sense of martial ethics.

He, on the spot, replicated the circuit for the 'friendly exchange' and hurled the Magic Circuit right back.

The old expert from the Radiant Holy See's voice came out seductive and full of allure, like that of a charming mature woman.

"Mmm-hah~you~!"

So many experts are watching; it can't just be the two of us looking foolish.

As long as everyone looks foolish, this incident won't spread.

They exchanged a look, an unspoken understanding between them.

Immediately leading their respective teams of appraisers, they began to hurl 'friendly exchanges' at the old heads of the opposite side.

The other Churches, already dissatisfied, seeing these two old rascals' nuclear operations, directly ignited the dissatisfaction in their hearts.

They too immediately began to learn the 'friendly exchange', and in no time, the whole Magic Identification Hall was in chaos with Magic flying everywhere, eventually escalating to physical confrontations as tempers flared.

This was a 'holy war'.

Whichever Church lost in hand-to-hand combat, that's where the magic of the three borderlands would be categorized to.

There were moans of pain from mature women, muffled grunts from lolis, filled with the twittering sounds of delicate charm,

"It's been an hour, why isn't it finished..." Ai Xueli couldn't help but walk to the door of Room 201 in the Identification Hall, intending to knock.

Sultry female moans came from inside.

"Umm, don't do this, stop, Lord Dak of the Radiant Holy See, please spare me, oh~"

This was the old head of the Healing Church being pummeled into a bloody pulp on the floor by the old head of the Radiant Holy See.

Ai Xueli's pupils trembled,

That expert Dak of the Radiant Holy See, she had seen him before, kind and magnanimous-looking, almost at retirement age,n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

Why bother with such behavior in the sacred Magic Association!

Before she could recover from the shock, another petulant loli voice came from inside.

"Hmph hmph, weaklings, weaklings, kneel down and lick my feet." This was the expert from the Druid Court threatening the old head of the Celestial Church.

Ai Xueli's eyelids twitched again.

Scholar Sven, she knew him too; He was a great scholar who researched the origins of the universe.

Who would have thought he was also into little girls?

And such a perverted, deviant manner of enjoyment,

It was a scandalous stain on his reputation.

Ai Xueli's cheeks flushed, her heart pounding, thinking she needed to report this to the Order Knights immediately.

"Oh my, oh my, Lorne, is that all you've got? I can't feel a thing~"

After taking a punch from Lorne Priest of the Order Church, Dak of the Radiant Holy See expressed his disdain in a voice befitting a mature woman.

Ai Xueli's worldview shattered.

How was it that even a priest of the Order Church engaged in such morally bankrupt shenanigans!

The seductive cooing from inside grew more fervent; there were all sorts of female voices, and by a rough estimate, there were at least seventy.

How could there be so many!

Ai Xueli was completely unaware that inside they were engaging in sound magic battles, mistaking it for something far more salacious!

These old perverts!

The towering images of her childhood had completely collapsed!