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

Chapter 254 Spatial Distortion Region
When Jemin arrived at the agreed meeting point on time, he met with senior Jack.

He discovered that there were eleven unfamiliar wizards standing beside him, each with a different expression but generally weak aura.

“Senior Jack.” Jemin stepped forward and greeted him.

When Jack saw Jemin arrive, a smile appeared on his face: "You've come, just in time."

After greeting Jemin, he shook his head with a regretful expression: "Sigh, after searching for so long, this is all the people I can find."

Looking at the eleven wizards standing behind him, Jemin nodded in understanding.

It's clear that at this stage, finding people to form a team to complete tasks is quite difficult.

After all, the entire "Sky Dimension" is now seen by all wizards as a vast, untapped treasure trove.

Instead of wasting time and risking a fixed-payment rescue mission inside this seemingly unknown "distorted space," it's better to go out and waste time.

It would be better to fly to farther places like other wizards and look for more readily available resources.

So apart from Jemin, who had ulterior motives, the other wizards Jack could find weren't very high-level.

Based on the aura that Jemin sensed, most of these wizards were level one wizards.

Moreover, judging from their still-unstable aura, they should all be relatively weak newcomers who have only recently advanced in rank.

Because of their relatively weak strength, these wizards chose this seemingly low-risk task to earn rewards, just to be on the safe side.

This is why Jack was overjoyed when he heard that Jemin, a powerful second-level wizard, was also willing to help.

After all, in terms of the number of soul contracts that can be deeply controlled, a level two wizard can be equivalent to ten level one wizards.

Jack and Jemin's conversation attracted the attention of others, but none of the people present seemed inclined to introduce themselves.

Even Jack thought so, after greeting Jemin and confirming that everyone had arrived.

He then decisively got up, led his team out of the camp, and flew towards the direction they had already marked in the distance.

Jemin and the other eleven newly recruited wizards also silently followed behind him, leaving the camp together.

A group of people flew at high speed for six days in this white world with no reference points before finally arriving at an area that looked no different from the surroundings.

Upon approaching this location, Jack, who was leading the group, cautiously stopped.

He turned around and reminded everyone, "The 'space distortion' area is just ahead. Stay close behind me and don't stray from the group."

Upon hearing this, Jemin's expression also turned serious.

He carefully surveyed the vast airspace ahead, but found nothing.

It's no exaggeration to say that this area looks completely normal; even the floating white mist seems no different from anywhere else.

There were absolutely no signs of abnormal energy here, and his various senses and the reconnaissance spells he had released in advance also provided no effective feedback.

It wasn't until Jemin carefully activated his "All-Seeing Eye" again, limiting his field of vision to a narrow fan-shaped area a few meters in front of him, that things changed.

Only then could he barely make out some faint, ripple-like traces of distorted spatial flow!
"The danger of this spatial distortion... far exceeds my expectations..." Jemin couldn't help but sigh inwardly.

Without special investigative methods, an ordinary wizard would probably die inside without even knowing how he died!

At this moment, Jack pulled out a magical artifact from his pocket that looked like a metal bird.

After channeling his spiritual energy into it, he gently released it.

Immediately, the bird-shaped magical artifact seemed to come alive, transforming into a streak of light and vanishing into the thick fog ahead.

A short while later, just as everyone was waiting with some doubt, Levin Mills suddenly appeared a few hundred meters in front of them.

His appearance was completely unexpected, as if he had always been standing there.

Seeing this, Jack visibly breathed a sigh of relief.

Turning back to the newly recruited wizards beside him, he carefully gave them instructions:
"Remember the area where that wizard just appeared. That's the only stable location we can find that allows us to safely enter this 'space distortion point'."

"Moreover, to enter, one must strictly follow a certain flight path, and to evacuate, one must also evacuate according to this flight path."

Jack then led the group forward.

He flew slowly toward Levin Mills' location in a peculiar "S"-shaped trajectory. As he followed, Jemin keenly noticed that hidden within the thick fog were actually some small, faintly glowing spheres.

It appears to be a "signal beacon," used as a marker in this area without any reference points.

He silently memorized the complex flight trajectory and the relative positions of the small balls used as reference points.

In fact, it wasn't just him; the other hired wizards were all doing the same thing in secret.

"Levin, what's the situation inside?"

Having finally reached Levin Mills, Jack immediately went up to greet him.

Levin Mills merely nodded politely to the new wizards, including Jemin, and then gave Jemin a separate nod, which was his way of greeting them.

Hearing Jack's question, Levin Mills shook his head regretfully: "The space is distorted, and the internal area is larger than expected. Now the search area is getting bigger and bigger. Our first batch of reconnaissance modified beasts is almost at the limit of control, but we still haven't found anything."

He then glanced at Jemin and the other wizards behind Jack and frowned.

Clearly, they were not satisfied with the ability and number of these new recruits: "Are we only recruiting this many people?"

Jack could see his dissatisfaction, but there was nothing he could do about it.

He sighed helplessly: "Right now, many wizards outside are busy developing other rich resources in the 'Sky Dimension' and have no time to pay attention to this matter. It's already good enough that we were able to find these people."

Levin Mills was also somewhat helpless upon hearing this.

However, he knew what the current situation was like in this dimension, so he didn't say anything more and invited everyone to follow him into this "space distortion" area.

To the new wizards, Levin Mills and Jack simply flew forward a little as usual.

Then, as if erased from the painting by an eraser, they suddenly disappeared!
Watching Jack and Levin Mills walk in so easily, the remaining wizards looked at each other hesitantly.

Jemin had already used his all-seeing eye to observe the area in front of him and confirmed that it was indeed relatively safe.

So, without any fear, they were the first to fly over.

Arriving at the spot where the two men had disappeared, he tentatively reached out a finger to touch it.

Then, he saw the scene before him suddenly change!

Jack and Levin Mills reappeared in front of him out of thin air.

Is this the "space distortion" region?
There was absolutely no sensation during the spatial jump!

Doesn't this mean that if a wizard were to accidentally encounter such a place in the wild, he wouldn't even know that he was in dire straits and lost?

Jemin was secretly alarmed.

Then he realized something was wrong.

In his vision, Jack and Levin Mills appeared to be standing upside down.

Moreover, Jemin felt a powerful pulling force coming from above his head, as if trying to pull him up.

He immediately realized what was happening.

It's not that they're flying upside down, it's that he's flying "upside down"!
Moreover... there is actually gravity inside this "space distortion" region?!
Seeing that the two people over there were steadily hovering on the thick, cloud-like mist, Jemin quickly adjusted his body and carefully and slowly descended.

He discovered that the seemingly soft cloud beneath his feet was actually a "solid" substance!

However, the clouds and mist weren't particularly solid; stepping on them gave a slightly ethereal yet sinking feeling, as if you were stepping on soft clumps of cotton.

Although it may seem impossible to support one's entire body on it, this land composed of clouds and mist does provide enough gravity!
Other wizards followed suit and also noticed the strangeness of the area.

Levin Mills noticed the confusion on Jemin's face and explained with a smile:
"This is the most special feature of this 'space distortion' area. Because a large amount of matter, which should have been drawn in from elsewhere, has gathered in this same area, it has re-formed a 'gravity' that is rare in the space dimension."

"However, you'd better stay in flight mode. Because these clouds, which act as the 'ground,' also contain a lot of pure wind elements, and there are likely many unknown small 'spatial distortions' within them."

"Once you're completely engulfed by these clouds, if you're lucky, you might just be randomly teleported to another part of this area by spatial distortions. If you're unlucky, you could be instantly torn apart by those chaotic spatial currents!"

"However, it seems that a large amount of wind element has been gathered at the periphery of this space, forming the current 'distorted space'. Therefore, the space above this 'ground' is actually quite stable. There's no need to worry too much when flying here."

Jemin, who had been tentatively exploring the clouds below with his feet, heard Levin Mills' words and, like the other wizards who had just entered, instinctively made himself fly a little higher.

(End of this chapter)