Wizards pursue the truth

Chapter 29 [29] What is truth? Accumulate knowledge and experience before unleashing its power!

The mysterious diary held considerable appeal for Wang Ya, but he was clear about his current goals.

He pulled out a book. The book, "The Relationship Between the Inertia and Activity of Elemental Particles," allowed Wang Ya to understand the true nature of the effects of the fire element energy magic he released.

From a macroscopic understanding to a microscopic perception, the prerequisite for altering the conventional method of releasing this magic is possessing the ability to change the particle ratio. As for whether the magic's power increases or decreases after the change, or whether the release fails, it all depends on the entity making the change.

Similarly, if a wizard can do this and apply it universally to their chosen wizarding path, it means that the wizard has the qualifications and ability to conduct wizarding experiments independently.

Once in research mode, time becomes immeasurable for Wang Ya. When her body needs to replenish energy to meet the needs of her cells, she goes to the automated restaurant in Gulin Mountain to eat high-protein foods.

He was incredibly focused and attentive, writing incessantly on the draft paper with his quill pen, recording his confusion or insights.

After completing a portion of the extraordinary knowledge learning, return to these insights and delve into overcoming this part of the confusion.

He was like a sponge, tirelessly absorbing extraordinary nutrients to improve the parts of himself that he lacked.

Harak stood by the window, motionless like a statue, his blood-red pupils narrowed, seemingly enjoying the state.

The sea breeze blowing from the coastline rustled through the trees and also ruffled Wang Ya's hair and robes.

Long, slender, fair fingers pressed down on the fluttering pages of the book; the draft paper was filled with densely packed text.

Inside the magnificent palace, there was luxurious decoration everywhere. Even the white jade and gold in the mortal world were nothing more than floor tiles underfoot here.

"Haha, welcome everyone! The dishes at Bailin Mansion will definitely not disappoint you."

Moxi's voice echoed throughout the entire hall. White candles were lit on the long dining table, and silver plates were brought to the table by the hard work of the mortal servants and placed in front of each of the newly appointed wizards present.

Such dining tables filled the entire hall, and even though the number of new wizards arriving far exceeded Moxi's expectations, it could still accommodate them.

Moxi and his so-called wizard family friends exchanged glances, and they could all see a hint of joy in each other's eyes.

Anna was born into nobility and lived a life of unparalleled luxury during her mortal years, but even she paled in comparison to this scene.

The tables around her were filled with new students from the same wizard ship. The noble students were able to maintain a basic level of composure, while some commoners or descendants of knights could not hide the shock on their faces.

They even used gold and white jade as floor tiles! How much manpower and resources must have been spent on such a magnificent and bright building!

"As expected, they're just natives from the island continent, they haven't seen much of the world." A mocking glint appeared in Moxi's eyes. A true wizard wouldn't care about gold or silver. The fame and fortune that worldly people chase are worth less than a magic stone to a wizard.

Wizards distance themselves from the mortal world not only because their own particle energy radiation can easily kill those fragile and pitiful mortals, but also for a fundamental reason that they are from completely different worlds.

Moshi was quite satisfied with the reactions of everyone present. In his view, these island natives possessed the qualities of shamans, but they hadn't yet transformed the humble and cowardly hearts they held at that moment. Such newcomers were actually quite easy to deal with.

"Come, let's celebrate our meeting and raise a toast to this moment."

As the center of the party, Moxi walked from table to table with drinks, while several new wizard families around him also went to different tables.

Warm light illuminated the entire hall, and the hanging chandelier was inlaid with sparkling gemstones.

Throughout the party hall, metal cutlery clattered against silver plates as people cut delicious food and brought it to their mouths.

Bathed in light, everyone's cheeks were flushed and smiling, as if it were the taste of happiness.

Anna's fiery red hair now seemed to burn even more like fire, her crimson pupils reflecting the rippling wine. As the glasses clinked, her red lips pressed against the rim of the glass, and she swallowed it down her slender neck.

Looking at the handsome young man in white before her, she smiled, exuding an astonishing allure.

She has found her goal!

Moxi's gaze fell on the wizarding freshmen at Anna's table, and at the same time he looked at the freshmen at the surrounding tables, and he immediately understood what was going on.

He smiled and said, "Beautiful lady, may I chat with you about some interesting things in life? For example, about what happened on the wizard's ship, and about these precious friends I've only just met."

Anna's eyes sparkled, and her red lips parted slightly. "Of course."

In the eyes of mortals, wizards are mysterious, unknown, and in some cases even synonymous with evil.

On some islands and continents that have not been discovered by wizards, people are ignorant and backward, worship evil gods and perform rituals, and there are even cases of ruling the country with gods and using divine authority to control people.

When wizards discover such island continents, true evil gods are often born under the influence of faith and spiritual will.

Even outside the wizarding world, in the gap between the inner world and outer space, some bizarre and twisted beings are attracted, causing serious consequences. It takes a great deal of effort to suppress them.

The mind and will are also the source of a wizard's power, leveraging the material world to realize extraordinary primal power.

Wang Ya is currently facing a problem that is both troubling and attracting him, and it is also related to his mental and spiritual will.

On the desk in front of me, a black book is open, and the first page contains a summary of the entire book, which can also be seen as a question to the reader.

[Anglie Gunkai: Wizards pursue truth, but what is truth?]

Yes, what is truth?

Wang Ya fell silent. The questions raised by the author of this book, "On Wizards," seemed simple, but contained too many possibilities, leaving Wang Ya at a loss for words.

Many answers came to mind.

Is it a method of practicing wizard meditation that gradually grants wizards extraordinary powers?

Is it about acquiring more extraordinary knowledge, understanding the world, and possessing the power to influence everything?

Is it about improving oneself, transforming oneself, pursuing eternity, and achieving absolute immortality?

Each one is filled with beauty and truth, and it is indeed what Wang Ya wants to obtain—the desire for life itself.

But Wang Ya cannot use these answers to answer the question: What is truth?

(End of this chapter)