Wizard Immortal

Chapter 119 New World Coordinates

"Was that feeling just now... a dream?"

At dawn, Adir opened his eyes, and blurry scenes began to surface in his mind.

That was a scene from his dream last night, still quietly settling in his mind. He could recall every detail; it felt too real.

"I think I've grasped a pattern..."

Sitting on the edge of the bed, Adir murmured to himself.

Before he came to another world last time, he seemed to have had a dream. The content of the dream was incredibly realistic and matched the scene of the world he came to afterward.

Thinking of this, he felt a slight stirring in his heart and couldn't help but sense it.

Deep within his soul, a faint light was shimmering, and a new world coordinate quietly emerged, leaning against another coordinate.

Compared to the previous coordinate, this coordinate was significantly dimmer, with a large area of ​​it being a dark color, as if the energy accumulation was insufficient to open the gate to the world.

"Sure enough, there's an additional coordinate!"

Feeling the changes within his body, a hint of joy flashed in Adir's eyes.

His ability to travel through time is one of his strengths in this world, and also one of his most important advantages over other wizards.

There are records of wizards coming into contact with other worlds since ancient times. However, wizards who can do so stand at the pinnacle of wizarding, and each one is worthy of leaving a record in wizarding history and being admired by thousands.

In this era, the glorious age has passed, and modern wizards have not even fully explored their own world, let alone other worlds.

Adir only needs to accumulate power for a period of time to travel to other worlds through his talent, which is undoubtedly an extremely important advantage compared to other wizards.

No matter how barren a world may be, it will still possess many unique resources. If these resources can be developed, they will be extremely attractive to any wizard.

Thinking of this, Adir's heart stirred, and he sensed the newly appeared coordinates.

Instantly, a massive flow of information flooded into my mind.

"It actually takes more than a decade to accumulate energy."

Adir was somewhat surprised after sensing the fluctuations in the coordinates.

At this point, he had reached the level of a third-class apprentice. In terms of soul strength, he was far superior to when he was still a knight, and the speed at which he accumulated energy had also increased accordingly.

Adir had tried it before, and with his current level, he no longer needed five years to accumulate energy to go to that post-apocalyptic world. Even if he started from scratch, he would only need to accumulate energy for a little over two years, which was half the time compared to the beginning.

And even at his current level, it's surprising that he needs to accumulate energy for such a long time to travel to this world.

Why is there such a big difference?

Sitting on the edge of the bed, Adir pondered, "Is this due to the different mechanisms of different worlds, or is it because the worlds themselves have different strengths?"

At that moment, he recalled a scene from that apocalyptic world.

That world has a magical mechanism: by killing certain mutated creatures, one gains the blessing of an unknown power that makes the killer even stronger.

This example illustrates that the specific mechanisms and rules governing different worlds are likely to differ. It's reasonable that some worlds are very difficult to enter, while others are easier.

After sitting on the edge of the bed and thinking for a while, Adir gave up on this speculation that could not be verified for the time being, and directly reached out and picked up the music box next to him.

The black music box looks antique, with a moon pattern engraved on its surface and some delicate silver patterns.

In the corner of the music box, Adir noticed something that was a different color from the surrounding area.

Those were traces of blood that had once soaked in the music box, now part of it, absorbed by the special material on it, and impossible to wash off.

Looking at the music box before him, which appeared much older and more dilapidated than in his dream, Adir's eyes remained calm as he gently applied pressure to his hands.

Beep beep beep...

A crisp sound rang out, followed by intermittent singing.

The voice was sweet, clear, and moving. The person singing must have been a beautiful young girl who poured out her longing into the song, leaving it behind tens of thousands of years later.

At the end of the song, the beautiful singing was suddenly interrupted by a jarring sound, followed by a dull thud as the singer collapsed to the ground, leaving everyone feeling somewhat bewildered.

However, upon hearing this voice, Adir could imagine the scene at that time.

That was the sound of swords piercing flesh and blood, and the body falling silently to the ground, symbolizing the passing of a beautiful life.

"Let's go find some information about this new world first..."

Looking at the music box in his hand and feeling the music end, Adir murmured to himself.

The newly emerged world is clearly related to the world where this music box is located. Through some of the traces on it, we may be able to find out the origin of this new world.

This is also a crucial hurdle. For Adir, traversing this world requires a significant investment of time to accumulate power. If he could know beforehand what kind of world the other side is, he could make corresponding preparations to maximize his gains.

Thinking of this, he stood up and looked out the window.

After a night of meditation, the sky outside was just beginning to brighten. Although the light wasn't very strong, it was still quite clear.

Looking at the sky, Adir changed into a long robe and then walked directly outside.

After some time, he went to the college library.

Compared to before the secret realm incident, there are hardly any apprentices left here now. In addition, it is just dawn, and apart from the guards, there is no one else around.

After verifying his identity, Adir headed directly to the third floor of the library.

The library here is divided into different levels, and apprentices of different statuses can only enter different areas to read.

During the past year or two spent in the academy, Adir had already recorded all the contents of the first and second levels in the chip, so he directly entered the third level, which was only accessible to third-class apprentices.

"According to Professor Edith, the college will begin preparations for the relocation in a month, so we must record the necessary information as soon as possible during this period."

Looking at the vast collection of books around him, Adir rubbed his forehead and muttered to himself.

This is not only about finding information about a new world in a large number of books, but also about accumulating information for oneself.

The Uraldor Academy has a history of over two thousand years, and the information it has collected is extremely rich. Although most of the precious information can only be read by formal wizards, there are still a great many of the remaining materials, which is an extremely valuable treasure.

After leaving the academy this time, I may never be able to come back again, and I will have to find many things on my own. Therefore, it is very necessary to record the information that the academy has preserved before leaving.

"Let's begin..."

Looking around, Adir walked to the front, casually took a book from the bookshelf, and quickly flipped through it.

As the pages were flipped through quickly, the chips in my brain were also working at high speed, rapidly recording the contents of the books in front of me.

For a full two weeks, Adir spent all his time in the library.

He didn't read the book at all; he just kept flipping through it, letting the chip in his brain quickly record the information.

"Data collection complete, basic database established..."

Standing in the library, as Adir finished reading the last book in his hand, the mechanical voice of the chip in his mind began to ring out.

"It's finally over."

Adir rubbed his forehead and sighed.

The constant flipping through books during this period, this feeling of tedium and numbness, was becoming somewhat unbearable even for someone with his mental and physical constitution.

"Create a task: deduce the origin of music boxes by examining their materials and manufacturing techniques!"

He gave the command directly to the chip in his mind.

"Task established, simulation to begin, estimated time: one hour..."

The mechanical voice echoed in my mind once more.

"One hour."

Following the instructions from the chip, Adir nodded and then walked out of the library.

He had spent a full two weeks in the library, and there were still many things he hadn't finished. Now was the perfect time to take care of them one by one.

With that thought in mind, he walked towards the distance and went directly to the academy's recording room.

This is where the academy collects spell templates. Here, many stone slabs stand quietly, each with a dent in it.

"Having left the academy, I can't find many spell templates anymore, so I must take advantage of this opportunity to collect some..."

As he walked around, he thought to himself as he headed forward.

He walked to the first stone slab and quietly looked ahead.

The stone slab in front of us records spells that are mainly based on fire-type energy particles. Compared to spells based on other energy particles, offensive spells make up the majority.

"Blazing fireball, fiery torrent, high-temperature force field, fiery breath..."

Looking at the spells listed above, Adir was speechless: "Apart from a few support spells, most of them are offensive spells."

This is also a characteristic of fire energy spells. After all, compared to other energy particles, fire energy particles are much stronger in terms of attack power, making them more suitable for developing attack-type spells.

Standing still, Adir shook his head and looked at the dozens of basic spells in front of him. He still selected a few of the best ones as his future spell reserves.

There are many spells included here. Although there are not as many spells based on other energy particles as there are fire spells, there are still quite a few. All of them together, there are at least five or six hundred spell templates, enough for Adir to choose from at his leisure.

He spent a long time choosing where he was before walking to the trading counter at the front.

"Fifty basic spell templates in total, are you sure, sir?"

Sitting at the counter, listening to Adir announce the names of the spells, the apprentice in charge of trading spell templates touched his forehead and eyes, wondering if he was hallucinating, and couldn't help but double-check.

(End of this chapter)