'So, is it possible to modify the City-State Array without deactivating it?'
Hm?
As soon as he had this thought, his knowledge of Runology automatically provided the answers.
One: alter the Rune Patterns and bypass the rune nodes within an extremely short time. It must be noted that the new Rune Array must adhere to the principle of array uniformity.
Two: use an Isolation Array to shield that section of rune nodes, then perform the modifications. It must be noted...
Three...
Wei'en looked at the dozen or so standard answers that appeared in his mind, and a vein twitched on his forehead.
'Damn it, if these methods exist, why is there a rule that says you can't modify runes without deactivating the Array?'
This was a Rune Array regulation established by the top Runology scholar, Hector Tru, in the year 1148 of the Third Era, based on the principle of academic rigor.
Wei'en: "..."
'Damn academics,' he thought. 'They cause no end of trouble.'
