The witch thought I am a Demon God

Chapter 104 - 104 94 A Knife to the Spirit of Republic_1

?Chapter 104: Chapter 94 A Knife to the Spirit of Republic_1 Chapter 104: Chapter 94 A Knife to the Spirit of Republic_1 Ivita discovered that she had always assumed that the war attribute of magic power given to her by Odin could only grow in the midst of battle.

However, within the Norse mythology, Odin represents wisdom and strategy more than war.

To acquire wisdom and omnipotent strategy, Odin paid the price of hanging upside down on the World Tree for nine days and nine nights and sacrificing one of his eyes.

Indeed, isn’t the inside of this city hall a battlefield without smoke?

This is a battlefield.

Ivita composed herself and glanced at Lord Prole and the gray-robed woman beside him.

In her previous life, due to the rise of the internet and the information explosion, she got to know a lot of information that didn’t belong to her social class.

However, in this world, knowledge is still held by a few, in an era where the educational system is not well-developed, where most people’s education can only be realized through family teachings, and where the speed of information transmission is limited.

Thus, perhaps her insights into the Republic and the aristocracy are farther-reaching than these people’s.

But this is all talk.

Because knowing this information and grasping it from practice are two different concepts.

That is, in terms of practice, she might not be stronger than the guild leaders in this city hall, but in theory, she has a lot to say.

Of course, the special communication methods between witches and other occupations might even be faster than using a phone in her past life.

For example, the old witch has been using magic pigeons to communicate with her apprentice in Ambros City, their previous chats were very convenient, and Ivita still doesn’t know the principle behind it.

However, such a thing hasn’t been popularized among mortals.

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