Chapter 9 True Name Known

After hearing Bahamut's request, Pate had no choice but to follow his previous method and try to pray to Noven:

"Novan, the God of Knowledge, if you can hear my request, please tell me how to gain Bahamut's trust!"

Because of the large number of believers in the main gods such as the Goddess of Magic and the God of Radiance that Pet previously believed in, they needed to follow a strict prayer format when praying, otherwise it would be difficult to get a response from the corresponding gods; the outer gods were much more relaxed in this regard, and usually only needed If the name of the god is correct, the prayer is completed and the request can be conveyed to the god.

Novin, who was always paying attention to Pet's situation, naturally received the other party's appeal at the first time. Immediately afterwards, Novin felt a similar experience to the one he had previously obtained the [Hunger of Hada] spell. A new spell was here for him. Instantly comprehended and fully mastered.

"Do you know your real name?"

Noven was a little confused.

Because when Pate was being interrogated, Novin had already learned that the way to make Pate leave was to gain the trust of the interrogator, and Mingming also learned that the interrogator's name was Bahamut.

As a result, after his power was triggered, he was given a spell called [True Name Knowing].

This spell is not complicated. In terms of casting difficulty, it is at the level of a level 2 spell.

The effect is also very simple. You can use the power of arcane magic to perform a divination-like operation to detect and call out the opponent's true name. Moreover, this spell can see through the disguise of various false names.

"If you only need to know the other person's name to gain trust, then why do you need magic? Can I just ask Peter to read the name in the oracle?"

"Isn't this unnecessary?"

Novin didn't understand the relationship between this spell and gaining Bahamut's trust. After all, his power would only provide him with effective solutions at present, which might be a certain magic or something. Let the believer accomplish something, but as to why it solves the problem, his power will not tell the reason.

Combining the existing information, Novin tried to analyze:

"It's definitely not as simple as knowing the true name. In that case, what the clerical authority would give me would be to tell the believer directly and ask him to say Bahamut's name."

"Now it's given me a new spell."

"There seems to be only one difference between casting a spell to call someone out and saying it directly, and that is that the former will have the effect of seeing through the opponent's disguise to a certain extent."

Noven felt like he had a clue.

"In other words? This guy named Bahamut may have some disguise that he doesn't want others to know about?"

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[The task has been released. 】

[Task: Learn the spell [True Name Knowing], Progress: 0%]

[Task: Cast the spell [True Name Known] on Bahamut Konkdontes Graz Chardon, times: 0/1]

It didn't take long for Noven to think about it in the Kingdom of God, so Pet soon heard the "ding" sound that he was already familiar with.

"Level 2 spell? Fortunately, I should be fine with this."

Peter didn't think too much. With Novin as an external brain, he only had to follow the oracle's instructions.

With his previous experience of learning [Hunger of Hada], Pett became much more proficient this time, and followed the same method and began to try to mobilize the magic net.

Perceiving the magical energy escaping in the surrounding environment and decoding the disordered information one by one, Pete noticed a different detail in the process:

"Magical energy in different environments, the results obtained after decoding the disordered information according to the format are different?"

Although it was different from the first time Peter cast a spell in this way, it did not affect the spell. Peter quickly established contact with the magic network again.

Putting these doubts aside for the time being, Peter continued to concentrate on casting spells.

[Current trust level: 40%]

Although there was still no expression on the face of Bahamut sitting across from him, but his expression became a little more focused, the level of trust shown by the oracle was not deceptive, and Pett felt happy.

"The God of Knowledge is really reliable! Although I don't know why I can gain Bahamut's trust by casting this magic, but just completing the step of mobilizing the magic network can increase his trust in me, which shows that this method is effective. !”

The complexity of the spell model of level 2 magic is much lower than that of level 3. Although he is a parallel level 2 spell caster, Peter has mastered several level 2 spells in a decent manner, so this time he completed [True Name Known] 】The magic process went smoothly.

Without much effort, Peter felt a stream of arcane energy gradually gather at his throat under the restraint of magic.

The moment the magic was completed, Peter opened his mouth uncontrollably and made a sound that was obviously different from his normal state:

"Search for the truth here and call up your true name! Your name is - Bahamut Conkdon... Cough! Cough! Cough! Cough!!!!"

When Pett began to recite, the calm expression on Bahamut's face, who was sitting across from him, began to look a little wrong. When he read the part about his real name, Bahamut's expression changed on the spot. Without hesitation, he stretched out his right index finger and pointed it at Pete!

"Counterspell!"

Pet felt as if someone had suddenly grabbed his vocal cords while he was speaking, but he actually felt worse than that. Not only was the spell he was chanting interrupted, his breathing was blocked, and his throat felt a burning pain, but his head also felt like it was hit hard by something. His ears were full of "buzzing" hallucinations, and he couldn't concentrate at all!

"Cough... cough cough! Cough!!!"

He, a pure "academy" spellcaster, had never experienced a real spellcaster battle. He was caught off guard by a [Spell Counter] cast by at least a fifth-level spellcaster, which caused this magic, which was originally just used to interrupt others' chanting, to be controlled for dozens of seconds!

After more than half a minute, Pete barely recovered, his face full of shock: "No, sir! I prayed to the God of Knowledge as you said, and He responded to me with this spell. I did exactly what you asked, why... stop me from casting the spell!"

Bahamut seemed to be concise this time, and said in a very fast tone: "No. I believe you have nothing to do with those evil god believers."

Pet Chinal: "Ah? But I haven't completed the spell yet..."

"No, no, no, you are good enough, young man, I believe in you, I believe in you very much now, I believe in you very much! Come, just sign your name here."

Bahamut handed over the paper he used to record.

Somehow, Pete always felt that Bahamut's tone was no longer as calm as before, but became a little urgent, as if he was a little anxious to leave here.

He then reacted and checked the oracle again.

[Current Trust Level: 77%]

[Mission Completed]

"What happened??"

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