Wizard, I have a game board.

Chapter 350 The Predicament of Spatial Cultivators in the Vortex Dimension Sea

Time flies, and fifty-three years have passed in the blink of an eye.

In a vast void, Lor emerged from a spatial rift and skillfully requested in the Second World: "Locate the coordinates of my current crystal domain."

[A person who has exceeded the spacetime limit has been detected applying for location of crystal domain coordinates. This location will consume 100,000 Dream Points.]

Dream value has been deducted; currently locating the device.

Location complete.

The current coordinates of the trans-space-time transgressor are: Crystal Domain - Blood Frontier - Position 758 Sea - 5113.12768.8166

"Finally back." Seeing the third column of coordinates, Lor breathed a sigh of relief.

For the past fifty-three years, he has been constantly shifting the wizard plane group with the goal of 758th plane sea.

Compared to carrying tens or hundreds of millions of living beings in a spatial jump, teleporting between planes is undoubtedly thousands or even hundreds of times more difficult.

The most difficult part is not the teleportation itself, but that every ten teleportations must be paused in place for a year to avoid causing irreparable damage to the origin of the plane group.

It's worth mentioning that the player landed again during the relocation.

Since the roots of the Tree of Life on the 71st floor of the Abyss had only recently been placed, the arrival of the players only brought Lor a little over 46,000 Origin Points.

"If I didn't have control of the Sky Stone, I'm afraid it would have taken me thousands or even tens of thousands of years to move the Wizarding Dimensions back to me, right?"

Lor secretly rejoiced for a moment, then turned his gaze to the fourth column of coordinates: "Starting with 5113, it seems to be in the central region of the sea at position 758."

"There aren't many planes in this area that belong to the Wizard Alliance. Oh well, we'll just have to make do. At worst, the students will suffer a bit."

He really didn't want to move the dimensional cluster anymore; who knew if the next teleportation would deviate to another dimensional sea?

If something goes wrong and the jump deviates too far, it might take decades or even centuries to move it back.

Once he had determined the location of the dimensional cluster, Lor immediately activated the spatial imprint he had left in his study. With one step, he went from outside the dimensional cluster to his own study.

After taking out the mainland communicator to inform Francis and his students of the results, he turned his attention to the Second World Civilization's information exchange list, preparing to learn more about the current general situation of the Vortex Plane Sea.

According to Blood, the Vortex Plane Sea will only be open for ten thousand years.

The Vortex Plane Sea opens in the year 11500 of the Wizarding Calendar, meaning it will close in the year 21500 of the Wizarding Calendar.

It is now February 17th, 12036 in the Wizarding Calendar, and Lor has 2 years left.

Because he hadn't found a starting point for the experiment on fusing the treasures of the laws of space and time, if the law values ​​in the lower layer of the vortex plane sea were easy to earn, he wanted to temporarily put aside the fusion of the law treasures and try his luck in the vortex plane sea first.

On the east side of the floating city, at the top of a space wizard tower that is slightly shorter than the Lor Wizard Tower.

Fan En opened the mainland communicator, looked at the coordinates of the wizarding plane group sent by his mentor, and his eyes flashed with anticipation: "Finally back."

The return of the Wizarding Planes signifies the beginning of a new era of great development for the Wizarding Alliance.

He could hardly imagine what a magnificent sight it would be if he could develop all the territories of the more than one million planes in the world.

"By then, I'm afraid a genius with a spatial talent level of seven or above will appear every few days, right?" Fan En was still looking forward to the future when another communication request popped up on his mainland communicator.

The communication request was sent by Francis, and Vann answered it without hesitation.

"Speaker Vane, how long will it take you to establish a spatial node that is long enough?" Francis asked, his voice tinged with excitement and concern, through the light screen.

According to Lor's plan, Vann must first construct a spatial node so long that it is impossible to roughly locate the wizard plane group before he can move the Speakers out and preside over the development of the plane group.

Otherwise, entering and exiting the Wizarding Dimensions at will could risk exposing the coordinates of the Wizarding Dimensions.

“Give me three hundred years.” After a moment of contemplation, Van En gave a simple answer.

He didn't say how long the spatial nodes would be built, nor which direction they would be built in, because these were things that only he could know.

“Alright, three hundred years it will be.” Francis nodded. “Do you need any materials? The Wizarding Alliance Treasury can provide support at any time.”

"No need."

Van En shook his head. "The most important thing in constructing spatial nodes is the support stone."

"Almost all the Sky Stones of the Wizarding Alliance are with the mentors. I can just go to the mentor's warehouse and get them."

He paused slightly, then changed the subject with some curiosity: "Speaker Francis, how many speakers have chosen to withdraw from the Great Expedition?"

My mentor once said that if I didn't want to risk being attacked by the remaining seventh and eighth-order civilizations on the list during the large-scale expansion of the planes, I could choose to withdraw by talking to Francis.

He estimated that at least ten speakers should have withdrawn. Even with Vincentia's rescue efforts, everyone knew that the chances of a successful rescue under a seventh-tier attack were slim, because they wouldn't be able to get there in time.

One wrong move and you could pay with your life.

“Two.” A smile appeared on Francis’s face.

"So little?!" Van En raised an eyebrow, surprised.

"It's not surprising, actually."

Francis slowly explained, "Outside, even a seventh-order being might risk their life to obtain a seventh-order law treasure, let alone a sixth-order one."

"But what about our Wizarding Alliance?"

"Thanks to Speaker Lor's gift, we can directly link a wizard's contribution to civilization to their law value."

"A seventh-tier Law Treasure represents a longer lifespan and a greater probability of breakthrough. Who wouldn't want that?"

"As for the two who chose to stay, it's because they already have satisfactory Law Treasures and are preparing to participate in the expansion of the plane cluster after breaking through to the seventh ring."

“That makes sense.” Van En nodded thoughtfully, then said, “Speaker Francis, I need to go to the Mentor Wizard Tower warehouse to move things to construct spatial nodes. See you later.”

"See you later." Francis nodded slightly and hung up the communication.

In the main hall on the top floor of the Space Wizard Tower in the Second World.

Lor slowly flipped through the emerald green light screen in front of him, and immediately clicked on any valuable posts to check the details.

These Tide Spirits are like slime—worthless, impossible to shake off, impossible to kill, truly disgusting.

Slime is a substance that exists in many swamp planes, and even third-tier beings find it difficult to shake off once they get stuck to it.

Most importantly, it's too common, and no useful methods have been developed yet, so almost all living beings dislike it. Lor clicked on the post the moment he saw it.

He had seen the Tide Spirit before when he was learning about the current situation of the Crystal Domain, but he didn't pay much attention to it because of the time constraints and the fact that he hadn't decided whether to enter the Vortex Plane Sea.

Now that I've decided to go, I naturally need to learn more about it.

I didn't really understand how disgusting the Tide Spirits were until today when I encountered three Tier 7 Tide Spirits myself. Now I know just how disgusting they are.

My seventh-tier dark elemental mist, powered by the 73rd Law, couldn't even obscure its perception.

Furthermore, the Dark Corrosion of the 78th Law intensity couldn't harm it in the slightest; it was immediately entangled.

It then called for its companions, and within just one hour, a seventh-tier Tide Spirit and eighty-two sixth-tier Tide Spirits arrived.

If their attacks hadn't been weak, giving me the opportunity to seize the treasured artifact and escape, I probably would have perished there.

Below this post, most people were condemning the Tide Spirit for being disgusting, while a small number suspected that the person was showing off that they had snatched a Law Treasure.

"You managed to snatch a treasure of the laws?" Lor raised an eyebrow. "Could it be that a spirit of the tide is guarding this treasure of the laws?"

He had intended to learn more about the spirit of the tides, but unexpectedly made a new discovery.

I immediately scrolled through the comments section to see if any other creatures had encountered the same situation.

A short while later, he saw the 'answer'.

[It's really disgusting. Basically, every newly created seventh-tier law treasure is guarded by one to twenty seventh-tier tidal spirits. You only encountered three seventh-tier spirits at the beginning, you're really lucky. Unlike me, I encountered twenty directly. Their combined defensive barrier is too strong. I estimate that you can't even get it if your attack secret technique law strength is less than 100.]

"Is there one next to every Law Treasure?"

Lor's lips curled into a slight smile. "But I'm a space-based user. I should be able to use space-jump magic to jump in, grab it, and run away without any problem, right?"

"To cultivators of other systems, the Tide Spirits might be disgusting slime, but to a spatial cultivator like me, they might be guardians who help protect the treasures of the laws?"

As he pondered his potential advantages in the vortex plane of the sea, he exited the thread and continued browsing other threads.

[Another Tier 8 treasure has appeared in the lower sea level of the Vortex Plane, but unfortunately it is guarded by hundreds of Tier 7 Tide Spirits, so it's estimated that no one can obtain it alone.]

[A seventh-tier spatial cultivator jumped directly into the Tide Spirit's joint defensive barrier to seize a supreme treasure of the laws, but it was trapped inside the solidified joint defensive barrier and eventually worn down to death.]

"Hmm?" Lor looked at the post, his heart skipped a beat, and he quickly clicked on it.

Do these spatial faction cultivators think that the vortex plane sea is the same as the outside world, with few living beings that can restrict them?
LOL, one person died on the third day after the vortex plane sea opened.

If those who follow don't learn from this lesson and continue to act so recklessly, it's estimated that in ten thousand years, the entire Crystal Domain won't be able to muster even a handful of seventh-tier spatial faction cultivators.

"The third day? It seems to be a post from when the Vortex Plane first opened." Lor frowned slightly. "These seventh-tier tidal creatures are indeed disgusting. We can't be careless!"

He had previously thought he was about to make a fortune easily.

Thinking about it now, it really couldn't be that simple, otherwise wouldn't all the spatial faction cultivators have made a fortune?

Those top-tier large civilizations no longer need to send other factions' seventh-order Law Treasures to snatch Law Treasures, because they will all be monopolized by the Space Faction cultivators.

However, compared to other seventh-tier spatial cultivators, he should be slightly safer because of the third fusion characteristic of his spatial jump magic: spatial sealing ability.

Its spatial breaking property is specifically designed for confined spaces.

Even if the strength of the confining space is twice the strength of the law that breaks the seal on space, it still cannot prevent the space from being broken open. However, it would be difficult to go any higher.

"No, that's still not enough. I need to break the seal on the space. No, I should buy one of every seventh-tier treasure that primarily amplifies my existing laws."

Lor thought to himself, "When we encounter different situations, we'll switch to whichever one works best."

"Compared to safety, the principle of saving money is meaningless."

After making up his mind, he continued scrolling down the comments section, wanting to see if any spatial cultivators had provided detailed descriptions of the solidified space strength of the Tide Spirits' joint defensive barrier.

After searching for a minute, I couldn't find any comments other than those mocking practitioners of the spatial faction.

There might be more further down, but Lor didn't intend to scroll down this post anymore. Instead, he exited the post and started searching for posts related to the strength of the Tide Spirit Joint Defense Barrier Solidified Space.

[I have measured the specific strength of the solidified space within the combined defensive barrier of the Tidal Spirits, and here are some suggestions for practitioners of the Space Faction.]

[Alas, for cultivators of the Space Faction who wish to salvage supreme treasures of the laws within the Vortex Plane, perhaps it would be a better choice to collaborate with powerful individuals from other factions.]

[Haha, I found a powerful expert with a Secret Art Law strength of over 180 to team up with, greatly increasing our efficiency in obtaining Law Treasures.]

Lor glanced at the pop-up posts and clicked on the first one to read.

A single seventh-tier Tide Spirit's defensive barrier can usually achieve a space stability of 5 to 10 Laws. Even if a space faction cultivator with a spatial treasure gets trapped inside, they can easily tear the space apart, so it's not a big deal.

But their most terrifying aspect is not that they deploy the barrier individually, but that when they deploy the barrier together, the stability of the space is superimposed without any loss.

一只七阶潮汐之灵是5-10法则稳固度，十只却能迭加到50-100，二十只更是能迭加到100-200法则稳固度。

It is almost impossible to break free from it on your own; one wrong step and you will be completely imprisoned and eventually perish.

Therefore, joining forces with a powerful figure from another faction will undoubtedly yield greater benefits in the vortex plane sea.

Of course, it's quite difficult to do this, since you also need to convince that powerful figure that you won't run away after obtaining the treasure of the law.

You probably wouldn't be happy to sign a soul contract. The best way is to choose a dominant civilization and join its alliance to build a foundation of trust.

Speaking of dominant alliances, I recommend that you join the Fufeng Alliance.

Among seventh-tier powerhouses, Marius, Martin, Ivo, and others from the Nine Asias Alliance all possess attack secret techniques with a strength exceeding 150, enabling them to provide worry-free protection for you all.

Even after obtaining the treasure of the laws, they will only take 50% of the profits, making them absolutely reliable partners.

"I thought cultivators of the Space faction were having a terrible time in the Vortex Plane Sea, which is why they were mocked by so many beings." Lor chuckled as he read the end of the post: "So they were just jealous!"

Based on this post, which was more like an 'advertisement', he understood the predicament of the spatial faction practitioners in the vortex plane sea.

Outside, cultivators of the spatial faction are highly sought after, and are the objects of vying for the favor of major hegemonic civilizations.

Within the vortex plane, there doesn't seem to be much difference.

(End of this chapter)