Wizard: My skills can be upgraded indefinitely.

The next day.

Morning light streamed through the stained glass windows, casting dappled shadows on the floor of Titus's bedroom.

There is a faint, pleasant fragrance in the air.

Ian stood by the window, the sleeves of his dark gray robe hanging down, his gaze fixed on the courtyard outside.

Several tall sunflowers were in full bloom, their fiery red petals trembling slightly in the morning breeze.

"Father's condition... has stabilized." Edel's voice came from behind.

She walked over to Ian, the hem of her purple robe sweeping across the floor.

"The dark purple lines under his skin have faded down to below his chest."

"His breathing is stronger than before, and occasionally... his fingers will twitch."

She looked much more relaxed, and the worry in her eyes was gone.

"Elder Soren said that at this rate, he might be able to awaken in less than a year."

Ian turned around, and Adele's complexion was much better than it had been a month ago, with a hint of brightness in it.

"That's good."

Ian felt a little more at ease. He would also be going out soon and wouldn't have the energy to pay attention to Titu anymore.

Adele hummed in agreement, her gaze lingering on his face for a few seconds.

"You came to see me... not just to ask about Father, right?"

Ian did not answer immediately, his gaze turning to the sunflowers outside the window.

Silence spread between the two.

The fragrance in the air seemed to have intensified.

"I need... your help regarding the Just family's knowledge of interdimensional teleportation."

Ian gathered his thoughts and whispered the purpose of his trip.

Adele's body stiffened slightly.

She looked at Ian, a hint of surprise flashing in her deep blue eyes.

"Are you preparing to go to... other worlds?"

Her voice was strained, as if something was choking her throat.

"Too."

She quickly regained her composure and turned her attention back to the topic at hand.

"You are a level three wizard; it is indeed time for you to learn about this kind of knowledge."

Ian nodded. "I've advanced to level three, so I need to make some preparations first."

Adele lowered her head and pondered for a moment, then walked to the bookshelf at the deepest part of the bedroom.

It was filled with all sorts of books, scrolls, and manuscripts.

She stopped on the third floor and took a dark gold scroll from the far right.

The scroll is old, with worn edges, but the dark gold threads on the surface are still clearly visible.

Adele handed the reel to Ian.

"This is a manuscript left by my ancestor Kondra Just, which was kept by my father."

A slight tremor ran through me as my fingertips touched Ian's palm.

"Our ancestors traveled throughout the world and recorded a great deal, which I hope will be helpful to you."

"Furthermore, as a Level 3 Core Guest Elder, you may find the knowledge you need in the family library. You can go and take a look."

Ian took the scroll; it was surprisingly heavy. He wondered what material it was made of, and he could vaguely sense a faint, regular fluctuation.

"Thanks."

He was secretly pleased and carefully put the scroll into his dimensional ring.

Adele looked at him with a complicated expression.

He turned and walked to the window, standing side by side with Ian, looking out at the courtyard.

Sunflowers sway in the wind, their petals falling like a dazzling red rain.

"Ian."

She suddenly spoke, her voice ethereal, almost carried away by the wind.

Wherever you end up... you're always welcome here.

After she finished speaking, she turned her head and looked into Ian's eyes.

Ian was stunned, somewhat dazed; he hadn't expected Adele to say that.

There is something in this statement that goes beyond the scope of "allies".

Like a thin thread, it tried to entangle him, catching him off guard.

"If I have the chance, I will come back."

But even he himself couldn't be sure of the exact time.

Adele hummed in response and said nothing more.

She turned back and continued looking at the flowers outside the window.

Sunlight shone on her profile, casting a soft outline; the tip of her nose was slightly red, and her eyelashes cast fine shadows under her eyelids.

Ian stood there for a few seconds, then turned and left.

The sound of footsteps echoed in the empty palace, gradually fading into the distance.

The moment the door closed, he heard Edel's very soft sigh.

Like the wind passing through a flowerbed, fleeting and ephemeral.

Back at No. 7 Wisteria Lane, on the third basement level.

The crystal lamp cast a cool white light, illuminating the stone platform.

Ian unrolled the dark gold scroll and laid it on the table.

The scroll was very long, and when unfolded, it almost filled the entire stone platform.

It was written in an ancient shamanic language, the handwriting was neat, but the ink had faded.

There are also hand-drawn star charts, coordinate diagrams, and phase node diagrams on the edges.

Ian took a deep breath, his fingertips hovering above the paper, his mental energy probing out like fine threads, seeping into the faded ink.

Instantly, a flood of information rushed into my mind.

It's not coherent, just a series of fragmented records, like a traveler's casually written travelogue.

[In the year 43726 of the astrological calendar, a natural phase node was discovered at the edge of the "Sea of ​​No Light" world cluster.]

【Node coordinates: ████████】

[Shuttle energy consumption reduced by 73%, stability improved by five times]

However, the nodes drift over time, shifting by approximately 0.03 spacetime units per year, requiring periodic calibration.

Ian's pupils contracted slightly; this was a manuscript from over five thousand years ago.

"Phase node... I've seen this term in the Yuangu Clan manuscripts."

However, the records of Just family ancestors are more detailed and more practical.

He continued reading.

[In the year 43859 of the astrological calendar, I encountered the shattered world of the "Emerald Dream" and attempted to invade it, but was met with fierce rejection.]

[Residual World Will Resistance Strength: Peak Level 4]

The seven accompanying level-three wizards were instantly suppressed, their elemental forms disintegrated, and their souls annihilated.

[Only I managed to force my way in using the Seed of the Morning Star's Rules, but I paid a heavy price for it.]

[Conclusion: Below the fourth level of Morning Star, there is no power to resist the suppression of the complete world's will.]

Ian's breathing quickened slightly, suppressed by the will of the world...

He recalled the information revealed when the panel devoured the origin of the Aran continent.

The power of a typical small world's world will is equivalent to that of a level four Morning Star at its lower limit and to that of a level five Radiant Moon at its upper limit.

In other words, if a level three wizard forcibly enters a complete world...

"They would be instantly crushed into mortal form, or even... die!"

But what he recorded next made his eyes light up.

[In the year 43987 of the Stellar Calendar, in the world of "Heart of Flame," a level-four abyssal erosion was expelled and sealed.]

The will of the world bestows a gift, granting the 'Mark of Molten Fire'.

Those who hold Indian passports can be considered local citizens and are not subject to the rules.

"World Imprint? I've never heard of that."

To gain recognition, one must make a significant contribution to the world.

"For example, purifying the abyssal rifts, or... simply helping the current world advance to a higher level."

Of course, the latter is more difficult, but the rewards are also much greater.

Ian's fingers tapped lightly on the paper.

"The mark of the world's will..."

Everything the projection did in the Xuanhuang World—killing cultists and purifying blood sacrifices—should be considered beneficial to the world.

If Wei Song could participate in and lead, or even complete a rift purification on his own...

The will of the Xuanhuang world may also bestow a mark, or at least not be hostile.

At that time, the arrival of the main body will be unimpeded, just like coming home.

Ian closed his eyes, his consciousness sinking into the depths of his mind.

The connection established by the [Phase Weaving Soul Technique] and the [Two-World Phase Instrument] remains stable.

He could vaguely sense the warm current projected onto Wei Song's chest from the distant Xuanhuang world.

That ball of heat energy, pulsating like a small sun, and... those three golden crystals, each the size of a fingernail.

"It's highly feasible, but it will take time."

He muttered to himself, his voice echoing in the empty stone chamber.

Projection needs to continue to grow and accumulate contributions.

More thorough preparations are also needed in the wizarding world.

That afternoon, at the Just family library.

Ian returned to the ten-meter-high rune gate.

The guards were still the same two level-two wizards, dressed in silver armor, their auras calm and composed.

Seeing Ian approach, one of them stepped forward, his right hand resting on the hilt of his sword.

"Authorization credentials".

Ian took out the dark silver Level 3 Guest Inspector Badge and handed it over.

The guard took it and placed it on the crystal plate. The moment the badge touched the crystal plate, the pattern lit up with a faint light.

"Permissions confirmed. You may proceed to the first three levels."

The guard stepped aside, and another person pushed open the massive metal door.

Behind the door are downward stone steps, and the walls on both sides are inlaid with glowing moss that emits a pale green light.

Ian walked slowly down the narrow steps, his footsteps echoing on the ground.

He wasted no time, bypassing the first and second floors and heading straight for the third floor.

Following the directions on the regional index stone tablet, I quickly scanned the area and soon found the label for "Plane Knowledge".

Turning around, I walked to the seventh to ninth bookshelves on the left, stopped, and glanced at the labels on the spines of the books.

Fundamentals of Interdimensional Coordinate Positioning (Level 3)

Risks and Avoidance of Phase Transmission (Level 3)

Precautions for Void Navigation (Level 3)

Overview of World Community Distribution (Level 3)

……

As the wizarding civilization has developed to this point, it has come to rule over many world communities, and its interdimensional teleportation technology is now very advanced.

However, "mature" refers to forces above the Morning Star level, which have world anchors, coordinate networks, and follower legions.

As an outsider, Ian was already very fortunate to have access to some knowledge.

He took down the relevant books one by one and quickly flipped through them.

Most of the content consisted of basic theories, which were no longer unfamiliar to him.

However, some details are still worth careful consideration.

For example, error correction in coordinate positioning, the construction of energy shields during phase travel, and techniques for avoiding void turbulence...

Ian read very quickly, his mental energy scanning each page like a scanner, memorizing all the useful information.

At the same time, the panel opens silently, scanning and recording all the books he sees so he can easily review them later.

When he flipped to the bottom shelf of the ninth bookcase, an inconspicuous handwritten copy caught his attention.

There was no label on the spine, only a line of handwritten words, the handwriting was messy, as if it was written casually.

A Feasibility Study of Inter-World Teleportation Below Morning Star Level

"It seems that someone had the same idea as me a long time ago."

Ian reached out and took the manuscript down.

The cover is made of ordinary brown leather, which is badly worn.

Turning to the first page, the title page reads:

This is for theoretical discussion only; it is not recommended for those below level three to attempt.

The signature reads: Kondra Just.

Ian's pupils contracted slightly; it was this ancestor again.

He took a deep breath and began to read. The handwritten copy was very thin, with only about thirty pages.

But each page is covered with dense handwriting, as well as a large number of complex charts, formulas, and derivations.

Ian read very slowly.

Immersing myself completely in it, it felt like digging up a long-buried treasure.

[A level 3 wizard must meet three key conditions to travel alone]

First, stable coordinates.

Second, it is recognized by the world's will.

[Third, certain special elemental forms (Warning: Level 3 elementalization is only the foundation; more specific rules are needed to adapt to long-distance teleportation, otherwise ordinary forms will disintegrate in the void)]

Ian's finger paused on the words "special rules".

His divine body of order is formed by the fusion of three rules: gravity, purification, and time.

Gravity controls the curvature of spacetime, purifies and maintains internal order, and distorts local flow rates.

"Would this be considered...special? Definitely."

Moreover, he will soon add a fourth thermal energy source to power the fiery star core.

This ability of a true form to survive in the void should far exceed that of an ordinary elemental true form.

He continued reading, and the second half of the manuscript contained Kondra's personal account.

I have led level 3 followers through three crossings, succeeding once and failing twice.

[Of the losers, one's physical form collapsed, and the other's soul is forever lost in the chaotic void, beyond even my reach.]

Ian's pupils contracted slightly, and his breathing paused for a moment.

"Teleportation over long distances can cause soul loss? That's dangerous!"

But then he thought, "I have a control panel; I wonder if it offers any protection against this kind of disorientation?"

Ian closed the manuscript and shut his eyes.

The brain works at lightning speed, integrating and deducing all the information.

To increase the safety factor, you need to comprehend at least 50% of the rules... then the Order God Body will become even more powerful.

However, his current stats are: Gravity 32%, Purification 18%, Time 5%, which still leaves a considerable gap.

But... there is still hope.

The source crystals of the Xuanhuang world can accelerate the comprehension of its rules.

As long as the projection absorbs a large amount of source crystals and accumulates sufficient strength, the feedback will be greater.

We also need to have the sub-panel on the projection side collect more rule data and transmit it back to the Wizarding World.

After the database is updated, his progress in understanding the rules can increase dramatically in a short period of time.

As for the phase artifact [Two-World Phase Instrument], it is currently only at the peak of the second tier, approaching the third tier.

"It needs to be upgraded to the third-order vertex level so that the channel will be more stable."

He wasn't setting up a legion-level portal; for a single person's teleportation, a level 3 apex phase meter was sufficient to stabilize the passage.

Furthermore, the will of the Xuanhuang world is highly likely to be friendly towards the "Abyss Purifiers".

Since the projection and the original soul share the same origin, it should not be attacked.

"The will of the Xuanhuang World shouldn't act recklessly, right? I hope it doesn't provoke a backlash from the control panel..."

Having deduced this far, Ian slowly exhaled.

The plan is clear, but also very long, and there is a lot to do.

He stood up, put the handwritten copy back on the bookshelf, and turned to leave the library.

Evening, No. 7 Wisteria Lane.

Ian sat at his desk, spread out a new sheet of parchment, picked up a quill pen, and began to write.

The pen scratched softly, leaving clear lines of writing on the paper.

[Phase One Target List]

[1. Upgrade Gaga as soon as possible (requires late-stage Tier 2 → Tier 3, Shadow Messenger may be able to assist with Phase Shift)]

[Required Materials: Ghost Grass, Tomb Moss, Shadow Spring Water... Void Crystal (Extra), Phase Core (Important)]

[2. Visit Elder Darcy, Lucian, and others to trade knowledge related to interdimensional teleportation]

Ian paused here, pondering for a moment.

"Trading such advanced knowledge will inevitably come at a high price, so you need to be prepared with the necessary resources."

He quickly calculated the assets he could trade and began listing them one by one.

[Transaction List: Tier 3 Purification Potion, Abyss Knowledge Fragments (trade with caution), Large Quantity of Tier 2 Bloodline Potion [Earth Tyrant Elixir] (requires time to craft)]

[3: Upgrade the Two-Dimensional Phase Mechanism to Tier 3]

[Required Materials: Void Crystal (Core), Phase Core (Key), Astral Silver Sand (Support), Eternal Shadow Fragment (If available)]

Ian stopped writing and checked it over to make sure nothing was missed.

"Also, regarding the projection, we need to speed up the mission and accumulate Source Crystals."

Based on the time flow between the two worlds, even with the aid of a power panel, it would take at least ten years to advance to the level of a legendary ability user.

If you can get a more challenging mission, such as participating in rift purification... the speed might increase.

Ian leaned back in his chair and closed his eyes.

Within the spiritual sea, gravity, purification, and time, three colors of light intertwine, like a miniature nebula.

If this nebula were to incorporate a fourth rule, its power would be greatly amplified.

"call……"

He let out a long breath, opened his eyes, and his gaze fell on his shoulder.

Gaga curled up there, burying its little head in its wings, sleeping soundly.

Ian reached out and gently rubbed its fluffy head, his movements very light so as not to wake it.

Gaga woke up.

The little guy groggily raised his head, his silvery-gray pupils filled with sleepiness.

"Ian...aren't you sleepy?" The child's voice was muffled, as if he were talking in his sleep.

"I'm fine."

Ian said softly, continuing to rub its head with his fingers.

"Next... we're going to be busy again."

Gaga shook her head, clearing her mind a bit. She blinked her little eyes and looked at the parchment on the table.

The densely packed writing on it made it a little dizzy.

"Huh? No matter where you go, you can't leave me behind. You promised yesterday."

The little guy fought off his sleepiness, his tiny paws gripping Ian's collar as if afraid he would disappear at any moment.

Ian smiled and gently scratched its chin with his finger.

"Don't worry, I'll take you with me this time."

Gaga's eyes lit up instantly, like two silver stars.

Ian smiled as he watched its excited expression.

"But before that, you need to become stronger, at least... late-stage Tier 2."

Gaga nodded vigorously, raising her little head.

"I will definitely work hard to become stronger! Strong enough... to do anything for you!"

Ian didn't say anything, but reached out and picked it up, placing it in his palm.

The little creature was very light, with soft feathers and a slightly cool body temperature, but its silver eyes burned with a intensity that seemed to pierce through the darkness.

Outside the window, the night was deep, and a few stars twinkled through the gaps in the clouds.

Ian looked up at the stars.

My gaze pierced through the rooftops, through the clouds, through the endless void, as if I could see the lights of a distant, mysterious world.

I saw those Source Crystals sleeping in the darkness, I saw... the Heavenly Path leading to the Fourth-Level Morning Star.

"Wei Song, we'll see each other soon."

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