Wizard: I have ten trillion nanomachines

Time flies, stars shift, and in the blink of an eye, ten years have passed since the two worlds were connected.

Over the past decade, the integration of Secret Martial Arts and the Wizarding World has evolved from initial exploration and curiosity to a deep intertwining.

The joint research station next to Sunset Forest has long been expanded into a huge dual-world city.

Skyscrapers stand side by side with magical spires, and on the streets, martial artists in power armor brush past wizards wielding staffs.

With sophisticated manufacturing techniques and the use of extraordinary materials and minerals from the Wizarding World, mass-produced enchanted power armor, rune-powered rifles, and medical pods are delivered to every corner of both worlds like industrial products on an assembly line.

Equipment once reserved for combat personnel of large corporations can now be mastered by ordinary martial artists with a little training. Healing potions, once only available to wizards, can now be used by ordinary people thanks to medical pods, allowing them to receive extraordinary healing.

Research in the field of energy has also yielded fruitful results.

The device that converts light energy into magic, the Celestial Crystal Furnace, spreads out a vast energy network in the skies of both worlds.

Nuclear fusion power plants provide a continuous source of raw materials, which are then transformed into a more universal form of magic.

Magic stones, once scarce, have now become an energy source that every household can use.

The Federation's operations have long been on track. The Basic Charter of the Crossroads Between Two Realms has also been continuously improved, and civilizations are gradually merging into a new order through collision.

This world may not be able to satisfy everyone, because it is impossible for everyone to reach the "peak".

But as long as one doesn't choose to degenerate, civilization will allow everyone to live a good life.

Meanwhile, the Federation is also developing the Wildlands and repairing two other worlds.

Leaving aside the resource-rich, wild world, the other two worlds are practically unrecognizable.

Repairing and redeveloping is a rather troublesome and thankless task.

This is certainly true for individuals.

But for a civilization, restoration is necessary in the long run.

Civilization is the achievement of symbiosis and common prosperity of a group, based on the protection of individual dignity, freedom and development.

If a civilization abandons the individual and discards the majority, it has already deviated from its original purpose, which is the order that humanity built to escape barbarism and enable each individual to survive better.

Conversely, only when the needs of the majority of individuals are seen and their rights are respected can civilization have a continuous vitality and move steadily forward through the inheritance of generations, rather than becoming a cold framework controlled by a minority.

Therefore, many things that seem thankless and don't seem to offer much "sweetness" in the short term must be done.

Lo Kunlun imprinted his ideology on many members of the federation, thereby creating this kind of thought.

Those who are imprinted with ideological codes will eventually pass away, but the ideas they create can endure.

In this way, even if someone with ulterior motives appears in the future, it will be difficult to destroy them.

The creators of all this rarely appear in people's sight.

As for the ultimate outcome of civilization, only time will tell.

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On a secluded island in the wizarding world, it is shrouded in thick fog year-round.

Luo Kunlun stayed here.

Over the past decade, his soul power has already reached the peak of the second ring.

His accumulated mental strength was like a vast sea of ​​stars, and he had already reached the threshold of becoming a third-ring wizard.

Next, the model will be solidified.

The fluctuations, strong force, and weak force of electromagnetic force—this is the three-in-one model he wants to solidify.

Luo Kunlun's quantum computing power was pushed to its limit at this moment. His consciousness also sank into its deepest depths.

The power of the soul forms an invisible bridge, connecting these three forces.

The most difficult part has already been resolved; now we just need to proceed step by step.

The solidification of the three-in-one model was a natural outcome.

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A slight tremor spread from the depths of Luo Kunlun's soul space, instantly engulfing the entire isolated island, piercing through the perpetual fog, and spreading to every inch of the wizarding world.

The moment the three-in-one model was completely solidified, the whole world underwent a transformation.

On the magic spire of the Two Realms City, the artificial magic crystals embedded in it suddenly burst forth with a dazzling light, far exceeding its usual brightness.

The wizard, who was working on the collective farm, suddenly felt the magic within his body surging uncontrollably.

Inside the federation's monitoring center, countless instruments emitted piercing alarms, and researchers rushed to the screens in a panic, their pupils shrinking.

On the screen, the curve representing the total amount of magic in the Wizarding World was jumping upwards at a clearly visible rate, eventually settling on a stunning value.

Compared to before, it has increased by a whole scale, one percent.

The energy of the entire world "increased" by one percent at that moment.

"No! It's not an increase!" An elderly wizard with white hair slammed his hand on the table, a flash of realization in his eyes. "It's a rise! It's a squeeze!"

"It's like throwing a stone into a basin of water, causing the water level to rise!" The engineer from Miwu next to him also realized what was happening, his voice filled with disbelief and shock. "The world's total energy hasn't changed; something is squeezing the real world!"

Just how powerful a life form must be to possess such terrifying abilities?

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The sudden surge of energy also triggered a chain reaction of natural disasters throughout the wizarding world.

Thunder tore through the clouds, golden lightning danced wildly across the sky, striking the mountains of the uninhabited region and sending up a shower of rubble.

The torrential rain poured down, and the floodwaters breached the riverbank embankment, but were firmly held back by the pre-arranged barriers.

Even more extreme, underground volcanoes were awakened by energy tides, spewing out crimson magma, only to be suppressed in mid-air by the combined efforts of the extraordinary beings.

Alarms blared throughout every city as peacekeeping forces in power armor traversed the streets, guiding residents into underground shelters.

Luo Kunlun had anticipated this, and with the Federation's efficiency, the emergency evacuation work proceeded smoothly.

This natural disaster, caused by an upsurge of energy, lasted for three full days.

When everything calmed down and people emerged from the shelter, they found that apart from some buildings in the uninhabited area being damaged and the mountain landscape being reshaped, there were no casualties.

On the isolated island, Luo Kunlun began to study the changes he had undergone after advancing to the third ring.

The three-in-one model goes without saying; he understood what it represented.

Possessing abilities close to those of the "Creator," they can transform one substance into another, such as turning soil into food or sophisticated machinery.

Even creating life is not a difficult task.

What he really needs to study are rules and domains.

Note that rules and patterns are two different things.

Rules are systems or regulations established by people or other entities for people to abide by. Laws are the inherent, essential, and inevitable connections in the process of the movement of things.

The two are different in nature.

Rules are established and can be modified, supplemented, or abolished; they are subjective.

Rules cannot be modified, supplemented, or abolished; they are objective.

Therefore, the two should not be confused.

Of course, laws and rules are not unrelated. A correct and reasonable rule is always formulated based on objective laws and is a reflection of objective laws.

So, what if we turn our own customized rules into patterns?

This is how the rules come into being.

Rules are custom-made, meaning they are derived from patterns or principles by the creators.

However, such a summary is one-sided and idealistic.

Even if it's incomplete, it's still part of the rules.

This is beyond doubt, and it is the very basis for its existence.

Extract these partial rules that you have summarized yourself, or the summaries you have obtained through long-term exploration, and implement them locally at this moment.

Because it is localized, its independent nature inevitably creates a gap between it and the laws of nature, thus defining its own domain.

At least for traditional wizards, this form is called a "domain".

It is not a space that has been divided up, but rather a "domain" that belongs to itself.

This is what Lokunlun learned from the information sea of ​​the wizarding world, from the traces left by the descendants in the distant past.

Each third-circle wizard has a different domain; it depends on them individually.

So, what is Luo Kunlun's domain like?