The ranger Nayole, with his exceptionally keen perception, felt his back drenched in cold sweat. From the mage's description, he could already imagine the scenes of cognitive alteration right from the source.
"Those poor mages, if they weren't caught, should be able to use Divine Art to remove such negative illusions, otherwise it would be too terrifying," Nayole said.
The mage Lor shook his head and, not without regret, remarked, "Divine Art cannot solve such issues. For those mages, it is not a negative magical influence or a curse-like negative effect."
"It's more like a spontaneous transformation in their cognitive perspective, as if the reality of the world differs for each person's eyes."
"In these mages' cognition, they have already transformed into another being. It's a permanent transformation skill in cognition, influenced by the world's actual reality, and cannot be dispelled by Divine Art."
