While bathing in the thunder, Olivia asked the magic mirror for its advice again. She wanted to know where it would be best to choose the new range of control she could add after this advancement.
Every rank advancement allowed the magic mirror to gain a new selection for its range of control.
As long as the correct area was chosen, Olivia could obtain even more useful information.
To this, the magic mirror quickly provided an answer.
It offered two choices.
The first was the Undead Plane. Since it had already mastered some of the laws of alternate spaces, choosing the Undead Plane would allow it to control a large portion of that realm.
Furthermore, Olivia knew the passage to the Undead Plane, which would allow her to enter and exit frequently to obtain various resources belonging to that world.
The second was the church headquarters.
As the core area of the church, the church headquarters held all of the organization's information. If it could master the church headquarters, nothing within the church would be hidden from Olivia in the future.
Additionally, unlike the vast Undead Plane, the scope of the church headquarters was relatively small. Based on current assessments, choosing the church headquarters would allow it to bring the entire headquarters into its range of control in one go.
Neither choice was bad. Thus, the magic mirror left the final decision to Olivia.
This caused Olivia to fall into deep thought.
Choosing the Undead Plane would allow for the acquisition of more resources. Choosing the church would allow her to understand more information related to the present.
To be honest, did she currently lack resources? What resources could she not obtain from the church if she wanted them?
However, in terms of information, she didn't seem to be lacking much either. After all, her status within the church was becoming higher and higher, and she could easily learn much of the information herself.
Finally, Olivia raised her hand and touched her left eye, thinking of Rose.
No, she still needed information.
The help Rose had provided her had become increasingly significant as time passed.
This made her very grateful to Rose, but now Rose herself was trapped in a bizarre state and found it difficult to return to normal. If possible, she naturally wanted to help Rose recover.
Only by choosing the church headquarters could she achieve this consideration.
Thinking of this, Olivia no longer hesitated and decisively made her choice.
“I choose the church headquarters.”
【As you wish, my master.】
The magic mirror gave its reply.
In the next moment, the magic mirror extended its power into the church headquarters.
The last alternate space it had mastered, Aisrether City, acted like a springboard, giving the magic mirror the opportunity to understand the information of alternate spaces. This made its mastery of the church headquarters exceptionally smooth.
In just a blink of an eye, the magic mirror told Olivia that it had completed its control over the church headquarters.
Seeing this, Olivia asked in her mind.
How is Rose's physical condition currently?
【Rose's physical condition is good; no negative states have appeared. The only issue is that because her physical structure changed too suddenly, her consciousness has fallen into chaos. She may need a specific catalyst to wake up.】
What kind of special catalyst?
【The church has not yet found an answer to this. The research team responsible for studying Rose is organized by Julia Elliott, and their progress hasn't been very smooth; they currently have no solution.】
Magic mirror, with the information you now control, can't you summarize the best plan to awaken Rose?
【This is something for which not even the intelligence within the church headquarters can find another example. Facing this unprecedented situation, the conclusion I can draw based on my judgment is to let Rose hear more about the people she cares about. This will help revive her thoughts.】
Olivia was stunned upon hearing this.
People Rose cares about? But does Rose still have family?
She asked the magic mirror this question, and the mirror told her that perhaps she could go find Rose and try it herself.
This caused Olivia to point at herself, a look of surprise on her face.
Could she really be considered someone Rose cared about?
In truth, her contact with Rose hadn't been as much as one might imagine.
She felt that Rose leaving an eye for her back then was also a matter of coincidence.
After all, Rose was about to have a problem at that time and was afraid that her King's Domain would hurt her if it went out of control, which was why she made such an arrangement.
But could she really be someone Rose cared about?
Olivia couldn't help but fall into contemplation.
Regardless, since the magic mirror had suggested it, she had better go into the church headquarters to investigate.
Now that she wanted to enter the church headquarters, she could go in herself; after all, her status was different now.
Thinking of this, Olivia descended from the sky and returned to the Morning Light Cathedral.
Within the Morning Light Cathedral, the one thing that was never lacking was statues of the Radiant Goddess.
Olivia went into a chapel and offered a silent prayer before the statue; soon after, she felt a sensation like a time distortion around her.
Just like that, she arrived at the church headquarters.
Looking up, she saw a clear blue sky and bright sun, with floating islands drifting one after another.
Seeing these numerous floating islands, Olivia asked in her mind.
Magic mirror, I feel like the range of the entire church headquarters is quite a bit larger than Kaliron?
【Yes, you are correct. The scope of the church headquarters is far greater than that of Kaliron.】
Olivia nodded thoughtfully.
As her rank advancement continued, the range the magic mirror could control was becoming larger and larger.
She didn't think too much about this issue. With a movement of her body, she flew to the nearest floating island. Then, using the teleportation function available on every floating island, she teleported directly to Island 37, where Rose was located.
Not just anyone could teleport to the island where Rose was, but Olivia had the authority.
This was a very small floating island where one could see the edge at a glance. It appeared empty and extremely quiet.
At the center of the floating island, a young girl stood there—it was Rose.
Now, Rose still had long white hair fluttering in the wind. Her eyes appeared crimson, but her expression was somewhat dull. She simply stood there blankly, without making any movement.
She didn't need to eat or drink, and she wouldn't speak to anyone. It was as if she were just a structure, standing there indefinitely.
“Why are you here?” a voice called out from the side.
Accompanied by the words, a nun with long, slightly curly grey hair and grey eyes walked over unhurriedly.
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