These powerful spellcasters are not much smarter than Constantine, they just know more information now.
With relatively sufficient information, it is not difficult for these mages to sort out what is currently happening.
So it didn't take this group of smart people much time to basically understand how the situation developed to where it is now.
From what they know about the situation so far, it's definitely not bad.
It's a pity that they still don't know what the demands of all parties are in this upcoming storm, so they are not willing to directly participate in it without sufficient preparation.
They must at least have enough understanding of what is about to happen before they can devote more energy to this yet-to-be-understood battle.
Humanity is the truly weak side now. If it throws its fighting power into chaos at all costs, it will only cause humanity to suffer constant losses and never have a chance to recover.
It is a wise choice to do your best to treat everything carefully.
"Constantine seems to be very popular with Nephalem?"
Strange said with some surprise.
After all, Strange's exposure to supernatural powers has not been long, and his curiosity is even more intense.
He didn't know much about Constantine, he just knew some information about Constantine being exposed.
But the Constantine described in those intelligence reports was a complete scumbag, although he was always capable of doing great things.
So Strange doesn't quite understand the situation where a guy like Constantine would be focused on training.
Now Strange has not experienced the kind of responsibility that carries all kinds of burdens on one shoulder, so when he looks at things, the process is as important as the result.
This is certainly not a mistake, but it is rare to get both at the same time. More often than not, it is necessary to make a trade-off.
At least Strange is not yet able to make the kind of "necessary sacrifice" consciousness that Constantine had.
Although naivety may not necessarily bring about good results in many cases, the naivety of a wise person will not lead to such a bad tragedy.
Especially since Strange is surrounded by a group of experienced spellcasters.
Beings like Sir Newton and Ancient One would certainly not watch Strange make any bad decisions.
He just needs some time to mature. The best choice for such maturity is often to let nature take its course.
After all, whether it is Sir Newton or Master Gu Yi, what they need is not a copy of themselves.
A mage who has completely the same thoughts as himself cannot surpass them.
Sir Newton felt this deeply. The world he wanted to see was just beyond the reach of his abilities.
So he doesn't think that another guy just like him can realize his vision.
Sir Newton recognized Strange's talent as a spellcaster, although he was more dissatisfied with Strange's naivety.
But he is the one who has the highest expectations for Strange among these spellcasters.
Even Master Gu Yi couldn't compare to him at this point.
"The cost of cultivating Constantine is much less than cultivating you.
Counting from the time he became a Nephalem, that guy had obtained the power of the Nephalem on his own.
And more importantly, before the demon in the Burning Hell showed his terrifying side, Constantine had already dealt with that cruel and terrifying guy.
At least he will not be naive, nor will he hesitate when he has to pay the price."
Sir Newton described Constantine's situation very briefly.
To cultivate Constantine, you don't even need to pay attention to Constantine's mental growth.
It was enough to tell Constantine how to gain power.
It will be easier for the nephalem to cultivate Constantine. After all, it is not that difficult for the nephalem to grow in power.
In Sir Newton's eyes, spending time training Strange is certainly valuable, but he still prefers to train mature-thinking wizards like Dr. Voodoo.
At least cultivating the latter does not require extra energy to focus on whether consciousness is mature.
"With a mature enough mind, can one get help from the Nephalem that is similar to resource accumulation?"
Strange turned to Casillas and asked.
Strange still hopes that he can receive similar training. To be honest, he did not receive much in the way of resources after becoming a Nephalem mage.
Even if Strange doesn't feel unbalanced, he still hopes to get more help.
This can be considered a norm.
"It's not that simple. The Nephalem have never chosen a method of stacking resources when cultivating the talents they value."
Casillas seemed a little hesitant when he said these words.
He wasn't quite sure whether things were really what he said, but he didn't lie either.
At least Casillas himself has never seen any Nephalem who directly received a lot of help in the process of growing up.
In the teachings of those ancestor spirits, there was no such thing as taking young people directly to the secret realm to fish.
Occasionally, it happens once or twice, and that is when the ancestor spirits have other teaching goals.
Other help is at most limited to "what replica of the legendary set is more suitable for their current situation".
Even though the equipment forged by Rasuk was completely within reach for the Nephalem, who could obtain wealth from demons, Rasuk never provided the weapons and equipment he forged for free.
The simple truth that you get what you pay for is the fairness that most Nephalem believe in.
Casillas will not rashly make any absolute judgments about situations he does not understand.
After becoming a barbarian, he became more cautious.
"If I were to train a student, I would never give him a bunch of treasures just because I admire him."
Sir Newton said as if teasing.
In Sir Newton's opinion, the Nephalem have lasted longer than even the history of mankind on Earth, so it would be impossible for them to do what he considered stupid.
The Nephalem have long proven that their continuation is spent in suffering, so making mistakes will definitely be taken extra seriously!
Creating the future is certainly a great achievement, but to maintain a stable state, we need to "not make mistakes."
"Talent determines to a large extent the upper limit a person can reach, but this does not mean that students with good talent will definitely become top experts."
Sir Newton added.
To be honest, Sir Newton was not very good at teaching students.
However, this may also be related to the fact that the level he is at is too different from others.
The way geniuses grow is somewhat different from the way ordinary people grow. Sir Newton did not have much patience to explain from the basics when teaching others.
Basic knowledge should be regarded as common sense in Sir Newton's eyes, and he would not even spend time explaining "common sense" at all.
"How the Nephalem plan to cultivate Constantine has little to do with us. What is more important now is when will we intervene in this storm?"
Master Gu Yi said.
"I've confirmed that there are no problems with the Gods.
Now the core of the incident has been firmly locked on the Tenjin Group."
Loki said the news he had received.
After the Protoss obtained the power of Crimson Universe, they became stronger than before.
But the attitude shown by those protoss made Loki a little worried.
Now only his brothers, sisters and mother attach great importance to the threat of Burning Hell. Others like Zeus are not arrogant enough to let the threat of Burning Hell go unnoticed.
But the level of attention those guys paid did leave a lot to be desired.
Loki was dissatisfied with this.
Perhaps it was because only the Asa Protoss had truly suffered the devastating blow of the Burning Hell, so they paid more attention to all this.
But it is impossible for other protoss to escape from the threat posed by the Burning Hell!
"Most of the time, the Celestials don't stand on the side of humans, which is not surprising.
But since they can obtain the power of the Crimson Universe, it is impossible for them to be ignorant of the threat of the Burning Hell.
It should be said that to be able to obtain the power of the Crimson Universe, you must know what it takes to obtain this power."
To be continued...