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Chapter 352 Fusion of the Treasures of Spacetime Laws
“Let’s go then.” Francis nodded and immediately flew with Van En toward the area below the floating city of life.

The other speakers followed closely behind, their gazes towards Van En filled with barely suppressed curiosity.

"call--"

In an instant, the council members had crossed the floating city of life and arrived above the super-large gathering place that had been temporarily built below, covering an area of ​​about five thousand miles.

Looking down, Vann saw a jumble of castles and houses of all shapes and sizes, some even displaying signs for the sale of various potions and magical artifacts. Many wizards were going in and out of these castles.

In some castles, fourth- or fifth-ring wizards noticed the commotion above. Their senses swept across the area, and upon seeing the arrival of a group of councilors, they quickly rose to pay their respects.

"I am Vann." Vann transmitted his voice through a vibration, covering the entire settlement below: "Next, I will cast a new spatial spell to take you to other plane clusters to expand your territory. There is no need to be nervous."

"Yes, Speaker Vane."

"Yes, Speaker Vane."

As soon as he spoke, the wizards of the third ring and below looked up in surprise and delight, responding in succession.

There are too many geniuses in the Wizarding Dimension group, and the competition is too fierce.

If they can't win the competition, they'll get fewer magic crystals, mental power enhancement potions, and other cultivation resources.

If I don't try my luck in other dimensions, I probably won't even get a chance to break into the Fourth Ring Road, let alone become a member of parliament.

Judging from what Speaker Van En said, it seems that the Great Expedition is about to officially begin, which makes it hard for them not to be excited.

Van En smiled and nodded, then, for the first time in public, activated the two-dimensional foil compression magic that he had painstakingly researched, and gently pointed downwards.

The gathering place, spanning five thousand miles, including the wizards within it, suddenly flattened out, transforming in an instant into a 'scroll' as thin as a cicada's wing. It then rapidly shrank and flew towards Van En on its own.

“This is…” Francis looked at the wizards who were still vividly alive in the 'painting', and who could even move and talk freely, with an indescribable shock in his eyes.

"Spatial magic can be used like this?"

"It seems that Speaker Vann is taking a different path from Speaker Lor?"

"Most likely."

"Is that even a question? Speaker Van En hasn't grasped the Time Faction yet."

"So it turns out that simple space can create such incredible magic."

The speakers behind the two were equally stunned by Van En's spatial magic, and their discussions were endless.

Fan En raised his hand and rolled up the 'scroll' that flew in front of him, which was no more than three-tenths of a meter long and wide. He turned his head and asked with a smile, "Everyone, is there anything else you need to prepare?"

"Gone."

"Yes, everything that needed to be prepared was prepared long ago."

The speakers of the House all shook their heads.

“Alright.” Van En replied, waving to Francis: “Speaker Francis, I’ll take them with me now.”

"Gentlemen, be careful," Francis cautioned.

"Haha, don't worry, the chances of those remaining seventh and eighth tiers coming specifically to attack us are very small."

"Yes, we're only at the sixth ring road after all. In their eyes, we're probably no different from ants."

"As long as the coordinates of the Wizard Plane Group are well hidden, they will absolutely not dare to make any rash moves."

The speakers all appeared very relaxed, and they weren't faking it; they were genuinely relaxed.

During the three hundred years that Vann constructed the spatial nodes, they carefully deduced the possibility of being targeted by those remaining seventh and eighth order units.

The final answer was almost zero.

First, most of the coordinates of the plane clusters provided by those large civilizations have not been exposed, totaling nearly 800,000, which are also the targets they first explored.

Even seventh and eighth-tier beings who are hostile to the Wizard Alliance would find it difficult to locate these plane clusters. Even if they did find them, they would most likely assume they were the territory of a nearby large civilization, and the probability of them releasing their senses to investigate would be extremely low.

Most importantly, even if you do sense them, would you dare to take action?
Or is it worth taking action?
Admittedly, they were not under the protection of the administrators, but killing them would definitely offend Speaker Lor.

With Speaker Lor's current talent and financial resources, barring any unforeseen circumstances, achieving the eighth ring is definitely within his grasp, and purchasing an eighth-tier law treasure would be a piece of cake.

This represents a future overlord-level powerhouse of a spacetime faction.

Using the life of a mere sixth-order being to gain the hostility of a future spacetime faction overlord—anyone with a sound mind wouldn't do that.

In fact, the discovery of the Wizarding Dimensions was even more dangerous.

Because Speaker Lor's life is more valuable and precious than theirs.

"Tear--"

Amidst the laughter and conversation, Fan En tore open a spatial rift and flew inside first.

The other speakers followed suit without the slightest hesitation.

The era of the Wizard Alliance's great expansion has begun.

November 6, 12388 in the Wizarding Calendar.

In the study on the top floor of the Lor Wizard Tower, in the floating city of space.

"This shouldn't be the case. I've tried almost all the paid-shared Law Treasures and Fusion Experiences from other civilizations in the Civilization Information Exchange List. There should be some progress by now, right?" Lor looked at the chaotic sand and the edge of time in his sea of ​​consciousness, which were clearly close together but seemed to never interact with each other, and couldn't help but feel a headache.

Over the past three hundred years, he has tried no less than ten thousand methods of fusion, but the fusion of the treasure of the laws of space and time has made no progress whatsoever.

"No rush, let me think about it again. I must have misunderstood something." Lor took a deep breath, suppressing his slightly agitated mood, and began to rethink the differences between the Spacetime Law Treasure and the fusion of other Law Treasures.

The biggest difference, he felt, was that when he first integrated time magic into space magic, the space domain was automatically perfected by the properties of time.

From this perspective, there must be an inseparable connection between space and time.

In fact, all the laws are inextricably linked, and when they all come together, they form this vast array of planes.

However, he believes that the connection between the laws of spacetime is deeper than that of other laws, and he has been summarizing and refuting the essence of this connection.

Just as when he first saw the river of time in the sequence panel, he felt that time belonged to the macroscopic realm and space belonged to the microscopic realm.

Later, after seeing the scroll depicting the river of time, I became less certain.

He couldn't glean absolute rules from the outside world; he could only draw conclusions from his own runes, original containers, and characteristics.

"Perhaps space is the carrier of time?" Lor used the microscope of his consciousness to repeatedly examine his blue and black primordial container, and such a thought suddenly popped into his mind.

Space is the foundation upon which all elements manifest themselves. Without space, no other elements—no, perhaps even living beings and matter—could not exist.

In this way, everything loses its meaning.

“If we consider space as a carrier of time, then perhaps we should first integrate the treasure of spatial laws into the original container, and then find a way to fuse them?” Lor opened his mind and immediately tried out his new idea.

He first pushed the chaotic sand into the primordial container, and then slowly pressed the Time Edge down.

When the Prism of Time approached the Origin Container by about one meter, it could not advance any further, just as he had expected, as if it had hit some invisible barrier.

Seeing this, Lor was not discouraged. Instead, he tried to activate all the properties and then manipulated the time laws surrounding the Time Prism to slowly brush past the invisible barrier in a special way.

This is an experiment he tried a hundred years ago.

At that time, he did not allow the chaotic sand to be integrated into the original container; he experimented directly in his sea of ​​consciousness.

The final result was that the Prism of Time and the Sands of Chaos briefly merged, only to separate again for some inexplicable reason, leaving him disappointed. Now, by pushing the Sands of Chaos into the Primal Container beforehand as the vessel for the Prism of Time, he might achieve a different outcome.

"Whoosh-"

The scattered fluctuations of the laws of time emanated from the Prism of Time, stirring up waves in the Sea of ​​Elements.

Ignoring the turmoil in the Sea of ​​Elements, Lor focused all his attention on the boundary between the Prism of Time and the Sands of Chaos.

One second.
Ten seconds
Thirty seconds later, the size of the Prism of Time inexplicably shrank by an almost imperceptible amount.

"It's done?" Lor easily discovered the changes in the Prism of Time through the microscope of his consciousness, and a little joy welled up in his heart, but he quickly suppressed it. "No, we can't be too happy yet. Only if it hasn't been rejected after a period of time after it has been fully integrated can we say that it's really done."

Without pausing, he continued to manipulate the time laws surrounding the Time Prism.

one day.
Ten days
Seventeen days later, the Prism of Time, which was not much larger than a grain of sand, flowed into the Origin Container along with the remaining Time Laws on the periphery.

In the next instant, Lor felt all his time-related powers were greatly enhanced.

For example, the law of time deceleration, although the deceleration factor remains unchanged, requires at least twice the strength of the law to offset even a little bit of its effect.

In addition, his strongest defensive ability, the Phantom Barrier, has also made significant progress.

Preliminary estimates suggest that the strength of the Law of 52 has increased to at least the Law of 125, almost reaching the level of mastering the Sky Stone.

It should be noted that the Stone of Emptiness is a treasure of spatial laws specifically designed to enhance spatial amplification, while the Sands of Chaos and the Prism of Time only amplify it incidentally.

Their main functions are, one, to expand element reserves and reduce consumption, and the other, to enhance space breaking.

In addition, the strength of the Great Collapse Technique's laws has also increased significantly, rising from 32 to 55.

The only thing that hasn't changed is the spatial jump spell, since this spell doesn't have any time-related properties at all.

After sensing the changes in the three core spells, Lor was delighted and focused his attention on the Chaotic Sands at the center of the meditation rune model, fearing that it would repel the Prisms of Time again.

One month later.

"It should be stable now, right?" Lor thought to himself as he looked at the chaotic sand that remained as stable as ever.

When he first merged the two, they separated again after only a few minutes.

There's been no movement for a month now, which is a huge leap compared to before.

"So my speculation is correct, space does indeed contain time." Lor recalled his speculation from a month and a half ago.

Space carries time, which is not essential to either of the two, but is closely related to the relationship between them.

From this perspective, he felt that he had taken another step forward in his exploration of the nature of space and time.

"I just don't know if the Prism of Time will be repelled if we take out the Sand of Chaos now."

Lor thought to himself, "If it won't be rejected, I can merge other time-law treasures with space-law treasures."

"We can also try to merge other time and space law treasures with this time and space law treasure, Time and Space Sand."

While arranging the next experimental targets, he also gave the newly fused treasure of the laws of spacetime a new name: Spacetime Sand.

Having made up his mind, Lor controlled the primordial container to slowly expel the spacetime sand.

"Crash-"

The instant the spacetime sand was completely expelled from the original container, a vast array of spacetime laws suddenly spread out, stirring up waves in the sea of ​​elements.

Immediately afterwards, the spacetime sand that was originally united as one split in two again, turning into disordered sand and the edge of time.

"Well, it seems that in this respect, the Spacetime Law Treasure is no different from other Law Treasures; we can only fuse one." Lor sighed with slight regret. "The first experiment failed; let's try the second one."

Seventeen days later.

The sands of time and space fused and took shape again within Lor's original container.

Immediately afterwards, he pressed the Stone of Emptiness to the edge of the Origin Container, manipulated the surrounding spatial laws, and attempted to merge it with the Sands of Time and Space.

Seven days passed, and the Sky Stone remained unchanged, as did the Time Sand.

Lor did not give up, and pushed the Time Realm to the edge of the Origin Container again, manipulating the surrounding time laws to see if he could merge into it.

Seven days passed, and nothing changed.

Both experiments were declared failures.

"Well, it's already good enough that we were able to fuse the spacetime sand." Lor shook his head, no longer insisting on it, and instead used his properties to reflect the original container again.

He now has only four characteristics left that he has not been able to complete the first mapping. Once the mapping is completed, the second mapping will take more than two thousand years.

Fortunately, many of his characteristics have already been integrated, so even if it reflects more than two thousand years at a time, it won't take many years in total.

December 8, 12502 in the Wizarding Calendar.

The player has descended upon the Wizarding Dimension for the twenty-seventh time.

While providing wizards across various planes with a batch of spell slots, they also helped Lor reap a considerable amount of Origin Points.

December 7, 12504 in the Wizarding Calendar.

In the study on the top floor of the Lor Wizard Tower, in the floating city of space.

"Open the sequence panel." Lor paused the mapping of the original container's characteristics at the right time and gave the command in his mind.

[Sequence: 97,658,773]

Permission enabled: 1: Insight.

2: Feature fusion.

Origin point: 97588.

Five trait fusions require 84000 Origin Points.

The arrival of these players brought him a total of over 56,000 Origin Points, which is slightly higher than the initial estimate of 55,000, but not by much, and is considered a normal fluctuation.

"Merge Space Jump Spell Attribute 1 Space Jump and Attribute 2 Space Anchor."

[Original point 97588→13588]

[Spatial Jump Spell Ability 1 Spatial Jump and Ability 2 Spatial Anchor are being merged.]

【Fusion successful.】

Spatial jump magic can break limits.

[Spatial jump accuracy 132.85→138.79]

"Breaking the limits".

Spatial Jump Spell (6.9 rings) (Breakthrough +0.5 rings)

[Spatial jump accuracy 138.79→151.68]

Six fusions require 504000 Origin Points.

(End of this chapter)