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

Chapter 30 A new beginning

Jemin has been living a very comfortable life lately.

Not only did he clear his name and solve the biggest problem, but he also gained more authority.

Although, according to Clark's mentor, the Level 2 training agreement did not provide any real points or material rewards, it did offer considerable convenience in other aspects, including giving the green light to all kinds of applications.

The permit for setting up the laboratory was issued quickly. Jemin originally planned to rent a low-level laboratory long-term, but when he discovered that the permit for setting up this laboratory offered a discount on the rental of the laboratory, he decisively chose the intermediate-level laboratory.

Compared to basic laboratories, intermediate laboratories are not only larger in area, with more complete internal protective facilities and equipment, but more importantly, they are also equipped with many rest rooms and even offer free takeout services, allowing users to order takeout directly from restaurants.

In other words, if the lessee wants, they can live in the laboratory indefinitely.

In fact, many wizards do do this, after all, a research project takes at least two or three months, and sometimes several years.

Aside from necessary social interactions, formal wizards basically live and eat in the laboratory.

This was perfect for Jemin, who needed to practice in the sun every morning.

As for why we only rent mid-level labs and not high-level ones, it's mainly because high-level labs are too expensive!
Depending on the specifications, the number of points required for a basic laboratory ranges from 200 to 1000 per month.

Intermediate-level laboratories start at 2,000 yuan per month, while advanced-level laboratories start at at least 20,000 yuan per month.

Jemin originally thought that he would have plenty of points after he could sell adamantium at will, but reality hit him hard and he became depressed again.

First, there was the issue of selling refined gold to earn points. Although there were no restrictions, and refined gold, being such a valuable item, was basically sold out as soon as it was put on the market, Jemin did not expect that the development would be limited by the quantity of raw materials.

After all, gold is not very useful to wizards. Apart from being used as basic teaching material, it is only used occasionally when special equipment needs to be made.

Although the academy can mobilize all the resources of the entire Noren 13 plane and dozens of surrounding smaller planes, it had not paid much attention to the collection of gold before, so the academy's gold reserves were only a mere twenty-three cubic meters.

Moreover, after Jemin bought up all the gold, it will take some time to replenish it.

In other words, the refined gold converted from these 23 cubic meters of gold in a short period of time became his main source of points.

Because more than 90% of the gold's mass is lost during the refining process, the output is not very high.

It took Jemin more than a month to refine this pile of gold into more than ten standard units of refined gold.

Considering that refined gold is also a fairly good material for refining and insulation, for future experiments and development, Jemin kept a small portion for himself and only sold ten standard units.

According to the academy's assessment, pure refined gold is considered a level five material.

After consulting with the prices of other level 5 materials, Jieming finally sold them all at the standard price of 10,000 points per unit.

"I only made a small profit of ten thousand times. I'm so kind."

Jemin sat smugly with his legs crossed on a luxurious, plush chair in the laboratory.

Although the annual rent for the intermediate lab will cost 20,000, the remaining 80,000 points will be enough for me to squander for a long time.

Thinking this, Jemin placed his hand on the table in front of him, and a screen of light rose up in front of him.

"Tsk tsk tsk... As expected of an intermediate-level laboratory, the technical level of this magic network terminal has improved rapidly." If the magic network terminal of the low-level laboratory is still at the level of a bulky CRT monitor, then the intermediate-level laboratory has directly skipped the level of LCD monitors and entered the level of future projectors.

"Should I buy a few advanced knowledge items to whet my appetite? Come on, let me see the limits of wizarding civilization!!!"

Bangta!

Suddenly, Jemin slammed his hand on the table and turned off the light screen in front of him, falling into deep thought.

"Hiss... Am I doing something wrong?"

Reopening the Magic Network terminal and seeing the string of zeros displayed in the price column on the screen, Jemin felt his head spinning.

"Forget it, these are all too far removed from my life. I should just focus on learning some basic knowledge."

He pinched the bridge of his nose, slid the light screen to switch to the beginner knowledge area, and based on his previous ideas, he bought additional courses in runic literature and potion-making, as well as related basic textbooks.

After buying the necessary items, Jemin began to think about what to do next.

"Knowledge of both worlds is an advantage for me, but it also presents some challenges. First, I must identify the differences between the two worlds in order to successfully transplant the knowledge of the cultivation world here."

His finger unconsciously traced circles on the table: "As for the differences between the two worlds, besides the most basic world rules, the most important thing is the difference in the composition of matter and energy..."

Differences in energy can be studied by comparing different supernatural powers, and Jemin himself is a perfect, ready-made test subject.

Regarding the differences in rules, the runes he will be learning in the future and the alchemy he is currently studying will allow him to understand the underlying rule structure of the wizarding world, while the Great Dao Library will allow him to understand the rules of the cultivation world for comparison, so there is no need to worry for the time being.

"The first two require the accumulation of knowledge, and they won't be much faster in the short term, so... what remains is the difference in material aspects. Alchemy and potion-making can also accumulate knowledge in this area slowly through future learning, but it's not without ways to accelerate it..."

Jemin subconsciously turned his gaze to the laboratory's warehouse, where various other miscellaneous materials were stored. These were all purchased along with the gold, in order to conceal the specific formula for refined gold.

The Great Dao Library contains a fairly complete collection of knowledge about materials. Moreover, if one wants to learn more about a certain material, the Great Dao Library can provide a phantom image of a similar material for one to examine deep within one's consciousness.

Therefore, if you want to further accelerate the analysis of the differences between the two worlds, you can start with the materials from the Wizarding World.

Norren Academy, being an educational institution, happens to have such conditions.

With this in mind, Jemin confidently opened the material exchange area of ​​the academy's magic network, preparing to make a large-scale purchase.

However, when he actually started browsing and calculating, he discovered a new and despairing truth.

The wizard civilization is a powerful force that has conquered countless planes of existence.

Each conquered plane brings new creatures, new environments, new mineral deposits, and new plants.

The variety of materials here is astronomical, and new materials are being discovered and recorded almost every moment.

"Basic Materials Atlas", "Exotic Surface Materials Index", "Mineral Encyclopedia", "Mutant Plant Series"... The amount of information on common materials alone is enormous, and the actual types of materials that exist are countless times more numerous.

(End of this chapter)