This crazy wizard is quite stable

Chapter 304 The Book of Gods - The Ten Gods!
In the laboratory, Isaac's pale fingers tapped lightly on the parchment, his gaze shifting between the three plans as he considered their order.

First of all, it's certain that he'll most likely not be able to complete the trial mission of the Boundless Tower, so he'll need to spend some time consolidating his strength at the fourth level.

This doesn't have a huge impact, since rank isn't particularly important for wizards, especially for mad wizards, who face a huge challenge at rank six—the Outer God!
For wizards, the title of demigod can be obtained at the fifth rank, but this is actually a battle against a higher level. The sixth rank is the true realm of gods.

Once the sixth rank is reached, the protection of the Gate of Legends for the Mad Witch will be lifted. At that time, the Mad Witch will face all the Outer Gods he has traded with. As the saying goes, if there is a grudge, settle it; if there is an enemy, settle it; kill them all!
Even if you hide in the real world where the power of the gods cannot be fully exerted, it will be of no use, because if you don't deal with them, the whispers of the Outer Gods will continue to haunt you. One or two may not have any effect, but if there are too many, even if they cannot cause you any real harm, they will greatly affect your research efficiency.

For wizards, being unable to enter a research state is a nightmare within a nightmare!
Therefore, even after reaching the fourth tier, the Mad Witches, having mastered their own traits and being able to trade stably with the Outer Gods, would reduce the frequency of their trades to lessen the difficulties they would face at the sixth tier.

This is also one of the important reasons why modern mad witches have gradually shifted from theft to legitimate transactions.

Grudges are relatively easy to resolve.

Of course, this is a different story for Isaac. No matter what level he is, he will not change his way of communicating with the Outer Gods.

The reason is simple. First, he's used to taking shortcuts. People who are used to making quick money know that asking him to go back to making money slowly is more painful than killing him.

second……

He had no choice...

Isaac did not make a deal with the Outer Gods, he did not even steal, he picked it up openly and honestly!

Moreover, on several occasions, they specifically targeted an alien god and mistook Him for a Japanese person to torment!
This grudge can never be resolved.

Therefore, Isaac needs to settle down and consolidate his knowledge in the fourth and fifth stages.

It would be great to get a perfect advancement from the Infinite Tower, but it wouldn't matter if he didn't. Isaac was confident that his own advancement would not be much worse than the perfect advancement from the Infinite Tower, and might even surpass that "perfect" advancement!
After all, there is no true perfection in this world, only perfection that is infinitely close to perfection.

So, without the "main quest," Isaac suddenly had plenty of time, and his mood was completely different. For example, he could leave unfinished experiments to be done back in the real world, without having to rush.

So……

Isaac narrowed his eyes slightly and quickly determined the order of the next steps in the plan.

First and foremost is the weaving of the Book of Gods. The research on virtual deities has temporarily stalled, and more data is needed. Whether it's collecting data on Mephisto and the others, or weaving more virtual deities, it will all take time.

Furthermore, the materials needed to weave the Book of Gods are more numerous and complex than those needed for virtual deities, requiring a significant amount of time to collect and process. Much of this work can only be done by Isaac himself and cannot be delegated to others.

It's not the same as the fragments of divinity that can be mass-produced by the gods.

Secondly, there's the research on "magical artifacts." These items can be obtained from miracle rituals, making the acquisition of research materials relatively convenient. Moreover, from the perspective of the Great Path alone, these items are less difficult to obtain, making them suitable for practice. This allows for a preliminary assessment of whether his guesses about the Great Path are correct.

Isaac was a highly efficient person. After making the decision, he immediately took action. The first step in creating the Book of Gods was to prepare divine power, and then calculate the materials required for the book based on the amount of divine power he had. Depending on the amount of divine power, the Book of Gods was divided into different levels. The lowest level was undoubtedly the Book of Ten Gods, composed of ten streams of divine power, while the highest level was the Book of Ten Thousand Gods, composed of more than ten thousand streams of divine power!

Isaac certainly wouldn't be considering something as advanced as the Pantheon at the moment.

With his current abilities, although he could collect the divine power of ten thousand different gods with some time, the subsequent materials were too complicated. Putting aside whether he could collect them at all, Isaac's current abilities were questionable even if he could calculate the required material ratios.

Even with the help of a cheat code!
It's important to understand that Isaac's cheat ability only has auxiliary functions. In many cases, during research, it can only provide Isaac with a direction to achieve his goal, but the process in between still needs to be completed by Isaac himself.

So for this first book of gods, Isaac plans to make a book of ten gods first, to practice his skills and see what surprises await him in the book of gods.

It is worth mentioning that, compared to the divine power required by virtual deities, the requirements for divine power in the Book of Gods are not as demanding. Even the divine power of virtual deities can be used to construct the Book of Gods. Furthermore, whether it is a virtual deity with the concept of "eternity" or an ordinary virtual deity, the constructed Book of Gods will not have a time limit for existence.

This undoubtedly made things much easier for Isaac.

He currently possesses four virtual divine sparks, plus the remaining divine power of the Blood Lord from the artifact Blood Pool he extracted from the Blood Lord. He has a total of five divine powers at his disposal, which solves half of the problem at once and saves him a lot of trouble.

Although collecting divine power itself isn't particularly difficult...

Isaac approached this first book of the Ten Gods with the attitude of collecting data, so he was relatively casual. He quickly did a five-pull of the Evil God to collect all the divine power and then began to study the material ratios for making the Book of Gods.

Of course, the main problem is that even if he wanted to do it seriously, it wouldn't be very effective. The miracle magic awakened by fourth-tier wizards is basically foolproof. At the beginning, they didn't even know the principles and specific effects, and a lot of data needed to be tested slowly.

The same goes for Miracle Magic: Godhood. Isaac only knows what materials and steps are needed to cast this magic; as for the result, that will only be known after it is released.

He's already considered lucky; at least he has a cheat code to help him, which guarantees a successful release every time.

This type of miracle magic, which involves production, can fail.

Of course, for this reason, no wizard would choose this type of story to enhance their miracles when they first advance to the fourth rank; they would mostly choose miracles of the combat type.

This is different from Isaac's understanding of the role of a wizard, but that's how it's written in the sect's archives. He had looked into the reasons, but at the time he was only a third-tier wizard and hadn't officially started performing miracles yet, so the authorization review for the relevant knowledge was still in process...

Before the process was even finished, he advanced to the fourth-tier wizard and then came to the Boundless Tower...

It can only be said that fate is cruel...

Thinking of this, Isaac, who was calculating the material ratios, shook his head, immediately focusing his attention on the research.

(End of this chapter)