Chapter 179: The Tin Knight and The Tower of Foresight (6)
The magic tower was a closed group.
The magic tower was an open group.
While these two propositions seemed contradictory at first glance, both were true.
A group was a collection of many people, and even if they belonged to the same group, there was no law stating that all members’ tendencies must be the same.
In the magic tower, there were those who were indifferent to the outside world and devoted themselves solely to the exploration of magic and truth, and there were those who actively tried to pour out the magic prowess they had accumulated to the outside.
The former remained in the tower, while the latter left the tower to establish new ones.
The Tower of Foresight, belonging to the former, was thus the most closed group.
But here, one problem arose.
The Tower of Foresight valued tradition and discipline.
And among their traditions, there were also disciplines that were created before the tower split.
Disciplines created together by mages who vigorously involved themselves with the outside world and actively interacted with people.
For mages belonging to the Tower of Foresight, this was a big headache.