Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 2346

Almost simultaneously, the phones of all mystics worldwide, who possessed spiritual energy, suddenly lit up with a mystic light. Instantly, a forced real-time broadcast screen appeared before their eyes.

On the screen was Mike, positioned at the center of the campus square, surrounded by a group of students dressed in uniforms.

Albern stood at the forefront, quickly explaining the current situation and urging all mystics to cooperate with Mike in the upcoming operation.

Without hesitation, Mike began laying out a reversal array. The students around him immediately followed suit, deploying identical arrays in sync with his formation.

The moment the array lit up, several beams of mystic light shot from the array toward the swirling vortex overhead.

Though many mystics and students across Crisea didn't fully understand why they should trust such a young novice to unravel the logic of the Rift Vortex and attempt its reversal, they thought they could at least channel their unused spiritual energy into this fragile hope.

Back when they sealed off the putrefied waters contaminated by nuclear waste, Shannon and Mike, along with their team, had spent a month studying and setting up the Rift barrier in Crisean seas.

Many mystics had witnessed his talent in arrays firsthand. So, despite lingering doubts, they resolutely chose to join in.

Soon, mystic lights sprouted all across Crisea, piercing through the National Grand Array and aiming at the vortex.

The beams ranged from faint to brilliant, yet together, they concentrated the combined power of Crisea's mystics. Compared to Crisea, foreign mystics frowned upon seeing the forced live broadcast.

They didn't believe that a single young mystic master's array alone could turn the tide, especially as their own countries had already suffered the Descent of the Alternate World.

Compared to reversing the Rift Vortex, concentrating their strength to deal with the Alternates who might harm the Originals was far more important.

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