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

Chapter 248 Feast
Without a doubt, everything here has considerable research value!
It wasn't just Jemin who thought of this; other wizards who were more experienced than him also thought of it immediately.

Excitement and greed spread wildly in the hearts of every wizard like wildfire!
The more important reason why the wizards lost their composure was that they could gain greater benefits in this dimension!
There are no Level 6 beings in this world!
This intelligence ignited the wizards' desires more than any pre-battle mobilization!

The absence of Level 6 beings means that there is no being here capable of truly communicating with the origin of the world and mobilizing the laws of the entire plane.

This means that no matter what kind of fear and killing they cause here, the life in this world will not be able to drag the entire plane down with them, like some stubborn planes, and perish together with these invaders!
Knowing this, all worries have vanished!

The wizards present were like wolves that had been imprisoned for hundreds of years and were finally released.

Those eyes, gleaming with elemental light, burned with the most primal, greedy flames. As soon as they passed through the spatial rift, they began to frantically plunder everything visible to the naked eye!
The enormous crack in the sky, like a scar on the world, and the more than 100,000 terrifying "demons" swarming out from it, completely enraged the native creatures of this once peaceful area!

Although they had never seen a wizard before, after feeling the violent and tyrannical aura that a wizard unleashed at will, no creature would think that the other party was a pushover.

Amidst violent fluctuations of mist, the native creatures living in this airspace, driven by their instinctive fear of death, frantically scattered and fled in all directions!
However, faced with absolute power, apart from a few who were furthest away or the luckiest, the vast majority of creatures were completely engulfed by that pitch-black "meteor shower" amidst a chorus of desperate and resentful cries.

The overlords of this region where the wizards descended were a group of giant creatures that resembled deep-sea rays, with bodies exceeding 100 meters in length.

They are at the top of the food chain in this foggy sea, natural-born sky hunters.

However, today, they have met their end.

When the first wizard appeared like a ghost before this massive swarm of "rays," these dominant creatures didn't even have time to react effectively.

A jet-black ray of curse, imbued with the laws of "death" and "decay," instantly pierced through the mist and struck precisely the largest "ray" leader!
There was no earth-shattering explosion, nor any heart-wrenching screams.

The enormous, vibrant body of the "ray" leader was like an ice cube thrown into concentrated sulfuric acid, silently corroded and melted away in an instant.

In the blink of an eye, the part of the creature that was hit turned into a pool of foul-smelling black pus.

Fortunately, the leader was large enough that, although the attack was powerful, it only caused it to let out a painful howl.

Only then did the entire community awaken from its arrogance at the top of the food chain!

They emitted shrieks filled with anger and fear, and the entire colony desperately manipulated the surrounding atmosphere, forming visible air shields composed of high-speed air currents.

In addition, some younger individuals instinctively used their tails to whip up air cannons and blast them at the wizard.

They attempted to use these to fend off a sudden and terrifying enemy.

However, all this is in vain.

More wizards, like sharks smelling blood, swarmed in.

The "airflow shield" that was powerful enough to deflect meteorites was easily torn apart by dozens of colorful, destructive torrents of magic!
The air cannons that were being fired with great effort were either dodged by the wizards with their agile movements or directly withstood by their energy shields.

The ray colony realized these creatures were dangerous and instinctively tried to escape the battlefield using their innate speed, which allowed them to outrun other creatures.

However, the wizards were faster than them!

There was no time to react before streaks of light of various colors burst into the school of rays.

What followed was a one-sided massacre with no suspense whatsoever.

The spells easily tore apart their proud, resilient bodies.

Broken limbs, internal organs, and various tissue fragments float in the air.

The wizards, on the other hand, acted like highly efficient scavengers, greedily collecting what they considered top-tier research materials.

Several wizards specializing in "flesh puppets" and "biological modification" even went so far as to use specially made energy cages to forcibly capture the remaining living beings, intending to preserve them as high-quality research samples.

Even the blood that fell from the air and emitted a pale blue light was condensed into clumps by the wizards using various spells, not letting a single drop go to waste!
In just a few minutes, the dominant group in this airspace was completely wiped off the face of the earth.

In this near-carnival-like "hunt," Jemin, with his reaction speed far exceeding that of wizards of the same level, managed to snatch a complete limb.

He carefully examined the enormous fish fin in his hand, which resembled a beautiful blue jade.

It was discovered that the blood of this creature was not like that of ordinary organisms, which is thick and has a bloody smell.

Instead, it has a light and ethereal quality, like a gentle breeze.

Analyzing its properties, the composition of this blood is exceptionally pure, consisting almost entirely of a high-energy liquid made up of "wind element".

This substance, whether used to prepare potions or as a catalyst in certain experiments, should be used as an excellent solvent.

Relying on his powerful physique, which had been tempered by the Body Tempering Method, Jemin even bit into the piece of flesh in his hand that was still radiating the warmth of life without hesitation!
Crunch... Crunch... "Hmm... the flesh and blood of this thing itself doesn't have much flavor, and the texture is like chewing raw rubber, quite chewy." Jemin commented as he chewed.

After swallowing, feeling the changes in his body, Jieming's eyes couldn't help but light up!

Jemin could clearly feel a cool breeze rushing into his brain, making his mind instantly sharper and his thoughts flow faster.

The effects of this unprocessed, rough flesh alone are comparable to those of some wizard-level auxiliary potions.

It's easy to imagine how valuable it would be if refined by professional potion makers.

Jemin then extracted the bone from the flesh and blood and examined it briefly with his all-seeing eye.

Its bones are also exceptionally light, almost weightless, yet possess an unusual sturdiness!

Moreover, it is highly adaptable to various elements...

"Not bad, this stuff can be used as a core material for high-quality wands. Given the characteristics of this creature, once it's made into a wand, its amplification effect on wind elemental magic will probably reach a considerable level!"

Satisfied with his spoils, Jemin then remembered his five black giants.

However, when he turned his head to look, the expression on his face froze instantly.

The five imposing, menacing black giants were now awkwardly waving their limbs in the weightless fog.

It looked like five landlubbers learning to swim for the first time, struggling to "swim" in the mist with a "dog paddle" motion.

Jemin, his face darkening, slapped his forehead and realized he had made a stupid mistake:

The "Black Giant," a unit modified from the "Lava Giant," is still adept at solid ground warfare.

They are completely unsuitable for the dynamic aerial combat and the buoyancy-dependent underwater combat!

Just like the attacks the wizards encountered when they first invaded the Frost Plane.

In the beginning, those powerful lava giants could only launch attacks by riding various strange flying mounts.

It's not that lava giants are truly unable to fly.

They were able to propel themselves forward by releasing massive amounts of flame from their bodies to generate a reaction force.

But that action was less like "flying" and more like "launching".

It is neither flexible nor efficient.

Furthermore, this method cannot be used for extended periods of time.

As elemental beings, the energy within their bodies is both their "blue bar" and their "health bar".

When elements are exhausted, life is depleted.

This method of flight is almost identical to "blood-spurting flight".

As for fighting in the water, that goes without saying.

Although the modified black giants are not afraid of low temperatures, their nature is to absorb heat from surrounding objects at all times.

If you were to enter water with extremely high thermal conductivity, it probably wouldn't be long before you froze into a giant block of ice due to excessive absorption of the surrounding heat.

"However... I guess I was lucky. We realized the problem without paying a heavy price. As long as we go back, we can make targeted corrections..."

After a brief moment of frustration, Jemin quickly calmed himself down.

After all, finding the flaws in the combat system he created is also an important purpose of his participation in this interdimensional war.

After a short while, Jemin had adjusted his mindset and began to fly and stop in this vast area again.

Like a diligent bee, he collected all sorts of strange biological specimens that he had never seen before.

Behind him, the five tall black giants had been covered with several "flying artifacts" made from biological materials by Jemin.

They flew awkwardly behind Jemin, spewing out streams of air.

(End of this chapter)