I, a cultivator, have ended up in the wizarding world.

Chapter 212 The Wrath of Frost (Part 5)
The battles between planes should have been a cosmic spectacle that would shake the soul.

However, being inside the ship's hull, as a cog in a massive war machine, Jemin's feelings were somewhat complicated—exciting, yet also a little boring.

boom! boom! boom!
On the light screen, beams of energy capable of easily vaporizing mountains tore through the void and slammed heavily onto the living Frost Plane below.

Each hit was accompanied by a deafening roar and a soul fluctuation emanating from the plane itself, like a painful howl.

The living plane was equally fierce, spewing forth massive magma mouths that incinerated everything, while the gas clouds formed from its eyes stirred up energy storms powerful enough to distort the void.

The two sides displayed a variety of offensive and defensive tactics and made ingenious calculations.

Through the main control screen inside the node, Jemin can see simulated data on various energy transfers, rune links, and elemental tides.

From the outside, however, it appears as if the two planes are simply unleashing massive amounts of energy beams at each other in a crude and uninspiring manner.

And Jemin's own task was utterly boring.

As a cog in a massive war machine, an insignificant part, all he had to do was follow the instructions transmitted from the magic network terminal and precisely manipulate his own node.

Increase energy output, change rune frequency, stabilize spatial fluctuations... and so on.

It cannot be said that his task was useless, because the normal operation of each node is related to the offensive and defensive efficiency of the ship's position.

But he really didn't feel involved much.

More often than not, Jemin is like an audience member sitting in a control room watching a grand movie.

"The tension is palpable. After all, if the ship dimension is defeated, we'll die too. This is a real interdimensional war..." Jemin couldn't help but complain inwardly.

This life-or-death pressure actually brought him a special kind of stimulation, preventing him from falling asleep out of boredom.

However, even though the battle between the two sides was raging, the energy fluctuations in the outside world were almost tearing the entire void apart.

On the other hand, Jemin still had enough free time to carefully observe the situation on the field.

"wrong……"

Suddenly, a thought struck Jemin; he noticed something amiss in the data stream!

Because, the ship dimension controlled by Augustine did not fall into a disadvantageous position when facing the wrath of the living Frost Dimension?!
This was somewhat beyond his expectations.

He admitted that the ship dimension itself had undergone extensive modifications by wizards, and its internal structure, from the core energy furnace to the outer armor, was far stronger than that of ordinary dimensions.

Moreover, the wizards who operate this war fortress are tens of thousands of elites.

Prior to this, the Frost Dimension had also suffered a severe blow from Augustine's "Earth Vein Core Strike," leaving it unable to fully utilize its power.

But it's not that Jemin looks down on Master Augustine.

Although he is a level six wizard, his strength is unfathomable.

However, based on what Jemin knew about the "living plane," there was no reason why the wizards could gain the slightest advantage in this pure "mass" confrontation, or even have great difficulty maintaining a balance!
The wizard is very powerful; there is no doubt about that.

With their profound understanding of various kinds of knowledge, they can fight against most beings in the endless planes, overcoming stronger opponents despite being weaker.

Unfortunately, the existence of "living planes" is exactly one of the "fish that slipped through the net"!
Living planes, these special beings possessing their own will, can not only easily crush wizards of the same level, but can even defeat wizards of a higher level. The fundamental reason for this is that the "size" of these life forms, which are formed from the plane itself, is simply too exaggerated.

According to the wizards' classification of living beings, beings in the Living Dimension are born directly at the level of a sixth-level being.

However, unlike wizards, who, even at level six, only fully grasp one or a few rules...

Even smaller living planes, at the very beginning of their existence, are able to fully grasp at least millions of complete basic rules!

However, if it is a slightly larger living plane like the Flame Frost Plane, which can give birth to special races such as lava giants and yetis, the number of rules it fully masters may easily exceed the unit of "hundreds of millions"!
The reason why wizards can have such a powerful position in the endless planes is mainly due to their strong combat power.

The wizard's powerful combat ability comes from the "elemental lever" he uses to manipulate his own knowledge, allowing his power to be unleashed at a greater multiplier.

Once a wizard reaches the level of a sixth-level wizard, in addition to knowledge, they also have the blessing of complete rules. It is not difficult for a single unit of power to unleash an effect hundreds of thousands of times greater, and it is even possible for an excellent wizard to unleash a power millions of times greater.

However, the living plane had a system of rules numbering in the millions, tens of millions, or even hundreds of millions from the very beginning!
Even though the depth of control over a single rule cannot compare to the extreme "precise control" of a sixth-level wizard, the living plane wins in terms of sheer numbers.

Any single wizard rule attack will be mitigated and weakened by its massive rule system.

This alone is enough for a living plane to suppress an ordinary level six wizard in a battle of rules.

Moreover, the energy and matter contained in the living plane itself are countless times that of a level six wizard!
Even with the ship dimension as a supplement and compensation, judging from the data on paper, it is almost an impossible task to defeat the living dimension by relying solely on normal wizarding methods.

But the truth is, Master Augustine is currently fighting the living plane to a standstill, showing no signs of being at a disadvantage.

Each attack from the ship dimension elicited an angry roar from the living dimension.

The counterattacks from the living plane were perfectly blocked by the ship plane's sturdy defensive barrier.

After carefully observing the data fed back from the ship's plane and the energy fluctuations with a strong sense of disharmony that occurred during the activity of the living plane below, Jemin couldn't help but speculate in his mind:

"The damage caused by this attack on the core of the earth's veins seems to be more severe than expected?"

He noticed that each counterattack from the living plane was accompanied by a faint but real tremor from within.

Its core energy transmission also seems to have a huge fault line.

The living dimension is enduring immense pain every single moment!
Because of this pain, it cannot gather all its strength.

Therefore, much of the potential that could have been unleashed is suppressed.

"No... pain?!"

Jemin was jolted awake, recalling Viola's morbidly gleeful expression and words from before.

Almost instinctively, he abruptly turned his head to look at Viola, who was intently watching the light screen outside the porthole.

Viola's morbid excitement reached its peak, and a wicked smile curled at the corners of her mouth.

She seemed to have anticipated that Jemin would discover the truth, and the moment Jemin turned to look at her, the cunning and bloodlust in her eyes could no longer be concealed.

"Oh? You found out?"

(End of this chapter)