Wizard: Starts with Advanced Meditation

Dense spatial energy emanated from the door, the door frame flowed with liquid-like silver light, and inside the door was a swirling silver star mist, from which one could vaguely glimpse the blurry scene on the other side.

"It's a portal! Does it teleport us directly to the Tower of Ten Thousand Edges?"

Someone in the crowd couldn't help but exclaim, their eyes fixed on the gate of light, their faces filled with indescribable shock.

Hughes also looked up at the portal of light, but his eyes remained calm. Having learned about spatial magic, he naturally recognized the portal.

"It's a jump portal!"

Hughes murmured, a hint of curiosity flashing in his eyes.

The jump channel functions similarly to a teleportation gate, but unlike it, because of the "channel" structure, the impact of spatial energy is gradually dispersed along the way, greatly reducing the user's discomfort.

The development of this sorcery was intended for use in interdimensional warfare. After finding the coordinates, the sorcerers of the spatial faction would open a passage for the sorcerers and send the entire army to another dimension.

This is also why the wizards of the spatial faction have been able to maintain such a pivotal position even after several eras of interdimensional wars.

Of course, this spell is extremely expensive. Even maintaining the passage, which is only the size of a high platform, requires at least half of a qualified wizard's magic power every second.

On the other side, Nord's gaze swept across the entire room, his voice carrying an undeniable authority:

"This passage leads directly to the Wanling Pagoda; you can simply walk into the passage from the plaza."

He paused, then slightly raised his dragon-scale-covered hand, which suddenly shone with a silver light.

"Now, quickly move through the jump portal!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the somewhat dim silver starlight inside the door suddenly lit up, and the starlight poured out from inside the door like a dazzling silver galaxy.

That was the sign that the passage was fully opened, and it meant that the apprentices of Everfrost Spire were about to step into the dreamland they longed for—the Myriad Spire!

At the same time, the Limit Apprentices at the forefront had already stepped into the passage. Barossa, dressed in a black feather robe, walked at the very front, and the moment he entered, his figure was swallowed by the star mist.

The moment he stepped in, Richard above glanced at him almost imperceptibly, then looked away, letting out a silent sigh.

"I hope my help was helpful..."

After the Ultimate Apprentices entered one by one, the apprentices behind them, though unable to hide their excitement, also walked in an orderly manner toward the silver light gate that connected the center of the continent and the unknown trials.

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Hughes mingled in the crowd, moving with the surging masses, gradually stepping towards the magnificent gate of light.

"Buzzing—"

As Hughes drew closer to the light gate, the sound of surging energy above became increasingly clear.

He gently raised his eyes, and the silver light from the portal reflected in them, illuminating his increasingly determined gaze.

The trial that was brought forward without warning, the shadow of the Black Ring Crown, the prophetic answer, and the vampires that are gradually infiltrating the continent...

Perhaps because of the prophecy, Hughes had a strange feeling that everything would converge here.

An extraordinary trial has only just begun!

"Buzz—Buzzing"

The apprentices entered the gate one after another, and a flash of starlight instantly engulfed them.

"call--"

Hughes took a deep breath, gazing at the blurry scene inside the door. Without hesitation, he stepped into the swirling starlight.

"Buzz—"

……

Somewhere in the Vientiane Pagoda.

Here stands a plaza paved with massive white stones.

The stone surface was as smooth as a mirror, clearly reflecting the sky above. Combined with the light cascading down from that giant celestial body, it was simply like a secret realm of light.

At each of the four corners of the plaza stood a giant gate of light, its frame carved from silver light and shimmering with faint spatial runes.

That was the teleportation channel connecting the four major schools, and on either side of each portal, two tower wizards dressed in silver robes floated.

Their eyes gleamed with silver light, and their hands faced the portal, continuously pouring magic into it to maintain the stable operation of the jump tunnel.

Compared to teleportation portals, warp tunnels have many unstable factors. If they cannot maintain stable operation, the tunnel will inevitably collapse instantly, and the apprentices inside will be crushed into dust by the space.

Besides the wizards who maintained the light gate, several wizards from the Myriad-Peak Tower were already standing solemnly in the sky above the square.

They wore standard robes embroidered with spires, their auras calm and composed. Their gazes were fixed on the four gates of light as they awaited the arrival of the branch academy apprentices.

"Charis, do you really think it's necessary for us to trouble Lord Azeroth to open four warp portals just for those few groups of apprentices from the sector?"

Above the square, a formally dressed wizard in a white robe turned to his companion and asked a question.

He was merely a wizard in charge of overseeing the trials and knew nothing of the true purpose of the trials.

His companion, however, was different; he was also one of the planners of this trial.

But he shook his head, clearly not wanting to explain further.

At that moment, an aged voice came from behind the two:

"Novit, this trial is different from the past, so you can naturally use some privileges."

The two immediately recognized who it was and turned around to look behind them. They saw an old man dressed in a simple white robe slowly walking through the air.

His aura was restrained; to an outsider, he would simply appear as an ordinary old man.

However, the five-ring gloves on his hands, gleaming with a golden luster, clearly demonstrated his extraordinary status.

"Lord Prius, you've arrived x2"

The two men, as if by unspoken agreement, adopted a very respectful attitude.

Prius simply waved his hand, and the two men in front of him tactfully retreated, leaving him alone with the wizard beside him to continue their unfinished conversation.

Gazing at the four magnificent gates of light, Prius couldn't help but exclaim:

"Azerian's mastery of this sorcery has really improved a lot... He can actually cast four warp portals at once."

Then, he looked at the expressionless wizard beside him and exclaimed in admiration:

"Leibates, your suggestion is excellent. You're no wonder you deal with vampires all the time."

"It's just that I'm somewhat familiar with the temperament of those bloodworms."

Leibtz, standing beside him, spoke modestly, his tone extremely calm, as the fiery wings behind him mechanically flapped, maintaining his flight.

"Hehe, if this succeeds, I will propose to the clan leader that you be supported to become the head of your clan."

His tone was calm, as if he were just agreeing to something mundane, yet it determined the change of leadership in a four-ring family.

……

After a long while, Prius looked down at the scene below, then muttered to himself:

"Judging by the time, they should be here soon, right?"