Following this, no one came forward to challenge Olivia again. In fact, within the Transcender class rank, no one dared to challenge the Radiant Light Church at all.
If the strength Olivia displayed against Queenie and Brayden could still be traced to a discernible source, the methods she used against Robert were utterly incomprehensible.
No one truly doubted that something was wrong with Robert; after all, he was a renowned Fate Walker.
Robert had demonstrated his prowess on many occasions and possessed methods that were more than convincing.
Yet, such a man was like a child encountering an adult before Olivia, possessing absolutely no power to resist.
No one knew how Olivia had won, but it was precisely because they could not understand it that they felt an increasing sense of awe toward her.
At this point, everyone finally understood why the Radiant Light Church had sent only Olivia to represent their Transcenders.
Olivia alone was indeed more than enough.
In truth, Sybil was more surprised than anyone else.
In her estimations, even if Olivia were to win, she would have to reveal her special eye and use that state to enhance her strength to defeat her opponent.
But what was the result?
The result was that Olivia did not need to use such abilities at all to defeat opponent after opponent so easily, giving her far too much of a surprise.
She had truly struck gold.
At this moment, Sybil shifted her gaze and saw the people from the Moriah Empire huddled together, whispering to one another while casting odd glances toward Olivia from time to time.
This caused her to raise an eyebrow. She then quietly produced an ear-shaped tool from her hand and placed it silently onto her own ear.
The next moment, the contents of the Moriah Empire's discussion were transmitted to her.
As she listened, her expression inevitably shifted. She, too, could not help but cast a glance toward Olivia, her eyes filled with contemplation.
Traces of fate that could not be peered into?
Interesting. Olivia's fate was actually invisible to those Fate Walkers, leading them to consider her a protagonist of the era.
Sybil could not ignore such a development.
Although she was not a Fate Walker, she understood the situation of those Fate Walkers from the Moriah Empire. If even they could not peer into her fate, then Olivia was indeed very special.
She could not help but carefully recall the files on Olivia, thinking of the time she joined the Radiant Light Church and the strength she was currently demonstrating.
One had to admit, Olivia's growth speed was truly fast—it could even be called shocking.
And for such a person, it seemed entirely reasonable to call her a protagonist of the era.
However... were there not a few too many protagonists of the era in recent years?
Sybil's expression grew gradually subtle.
As a person of high status and power, she possessed detailed information from all corners of the continent and knew what was happening everywhere, as well as which remarkable individuals were worth noting.
It could be said that just within these past few years, a batch of exceptionally capable Transcenders had emerged across various nations and organizations on the continent. Many of them were called protagonists of the era due to their overly dazzling performances.
In the past, such individuals would appear, at most, one or two at a time.
Yet in just these short few years, they had emerged in massive numbers, as if springing from a fountain.
It had to be said that this was an unprecedented era of splendor.
Under such circumstances, if one more person like Olivia were added, it did not seem particularly attention-grabbing.
Thinking this, Sybil looked toward the Varian Empire and the Moriah Empire.
These two great empires naturally also had Transcenders who could be called protagonists of the era, though those specific individuals had not arrived for this internal exchange.
Finally, Sybil's gaze returned to Olivia.
Even if there were many people in the world today who could be called protagonists of the era, they did not belong to the Radiant Light Church—unlike Olivia.
Since that was the case, she would likely have to change how she interacted with Olivia in the future. One could not simply promote such a person through normal means.
Gradually, the night deepened.
Olivia sat in her seat, her expression also somewhat strange.
She would naturally notice others looking at her from time to time, and she would, of course, ask the magic mirror what those who were watching her were thinking.
After learning the results, Olivia's own expression became equally strange.
'A protagonist of the era? Why does everyone think so highly of me? I haven't even used my full strength yet. But then again, with the magic mirror, there's no problem with me being a protagonist of the era, right?'
Olivia did not care much for such a title.
Whether she was a protagonist or not, she only wanted to finish what she had to do and live her life comfortably.
By this time, the battles in the hall were basically coming to an end.
The people who had come from the three great empires had basically already finished their fights.
The three empires had seen both victories and defeats, as well as some draws, but they had completed this round of mutual probing.
This was merely an internal exchange, not a contest that required a strict ranking of first or second place.
Therefore, after everyone had finished their bouts, Sybil smiled and had the church members bring out a sumptuous feast, laying it before everyone to transition into the next segment.
...
Not long after, Olivia left the Morning Light Cathedral.
As soon as she stepped out of the cathedral, she took out the King's Domain and used a teleportation to leave the spot immediately.
At the same time Olivia vanished, Una of the Moriah Empire led her people out.
"Where is she?"
Una scanned her surroundings, but she did not see Olivia's figure, and she could not help but feel puzzled.
The street outside the Morning Light Cathedral was wide and bright, illuminated by streetlamps even in the middle of the night, providing high visibility.
Logically speaking, someone who had just walked out of the cathedral should not have simply disappeared.
Had she used some sort of transcendent method to leave?
"I suppose I can only look for her next time," Una sighed helplessly.
...
Olivia returned to Annus Street in the South District, but she did not go back to her home, choosing instead to walk back slowly.
She had already known about Una looking for her through the magic mirror, but she had no intention of meeting with these people from the Moriah Empire.
Through the magic mirror, she already knew what Una wanted to discuss, and she had no interest in those matters because something else had appeared that interested her even more.
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