Wizard Immortal

Chapter 408 Differences in the World

"Sim, are you sure?"

Lyon suddenly stood up from his seat, looked at Adir with a frown, and asked.

"I'm not entirely sure, but it's very likely." Hearing Lyon's question, Adir shook his head, not giving a definitive answer.

A gentle prompt would suffice; given his previous performance, his words were enough to command the attention of those present.

"In fact, I think you all feel the same way."

He looked around, then his gaze fell on Lyon: "During this time, the power of the curse on the royal tomb has grown stronger. In just a few days, the casualties have almost doubled."

Upon hearing this, the people around nodded silently.

This is indeed the reality. In just over a month, the power of the curse from the royal tomb has grown stronger day by day, and it is now almost twice as strong as it was at the beginning.

If the increase had been slow, it could have been explained by the curse devouring a large number of psychics, but the current rate of increase was clearly wrong and had far exceeded their expectations.

"Could we inform the royal family and ask them to intervene?"

After frowning and thinking for a while, Venus offered her suggestion.

The royal family opened the royal tomb this time with the aim of weakening the power of the governors in various regions, but by now, this goal has been largely achieved.

After months of fighting, most of the forces brought by the governors in various regions have been lost to the curse. Even on Lyon's side, with Adir's occasional intervention, half of their manpower has been lost, demonstrating the heavy losses.

With such heavy losses, the royal family has undoubtedly achieved its goal. Continuing to expend resources would not only be meaningless, but would also easily drive these people to their doom.

That is precisely why Venus made this suggestion.

"Without evidence, how can you convince the royal family?"

Lyon sneered: "Moreover, Princess Angels's behavior clearly shows what the royal family's attitude is this time. They don't treat us as their own people at all."

"Governor, perhaps..." another person spoke up, looking at Lyon with a ruthless glint in his eyes.

"No, that won't do." Lyon understood what he meant, but even now, he still shook his head: "The royal family's power is blocking the entrance to the royal tomb. If we try to do anything here, we'll be trapped here immediately."

"Unless another governor is willing to cooperate."

He spoke thoughtfully, as if he had suddenly thought of something.

"No matter what, the curse must continue to be suppressed. Everyone go down and make preparations."

Hearing this, everyone present nodded silently. Even though they were still angry, they managed to suppress it and did not show it.

Watching the crowd gradually disperse from the tent, Adir looked up at Lyon and then walked outside as well.

As he stepped out of the tent, a chilling aura wafted through the air, which Adir keenly sensed.

He raised his head and looked into the depths of the massive royal tomb.

The royal tomb before us was built by an ancient empire, seemingly for some purpose.

During the more than a thousand years that the ancient empire existed, this royal tomb was under construction every moment, with a large number of blood sacrifices being performed every day. This not only made the area extremely vast, but also caused the accumulated bones to pile up like mountains, making it impossible to kill them all.

In later empires, it seems that some people realized the significance of this royal tomb and thus inherited the task from the ancient empire to continue its construction.

The arrival of successive kings, along with the day-and-night blood sacrifices and construction, gradually changed this royal tomb, ultimately giving birth to an extremely terrifying curse.

This is the origin of the curse of the royal tombs. It did not take shape in one generation, but originated from thousands of years of blood sacrifices, a powerful curse born from the tombs of kings throughout history.

"The mechanism of this world is quite problematic. Powers like resentment and death energy, which are suppressed in other worlds, are amplified in this world. They can even give rise to real and tangible powers like curses, which can wreak havoc on the world."

Thinking about the various origins of the curse of the royal tomb, Adir shook his head, feeling uneasy about the mechanisms of this world.

Every world has its own rules. Although the basic rules may be similar, there are always differences in other aspects.

Just like in this world, the forces of death and resentment are particularly active, which led to the birth of things like curses.

Of course, the subtle differences between worlds are far more numerous than this.

After several months of research, Adir discovered that this world also suppressed the life energy of knights. Although there were no problems at the knight and great knight stages, unexpected events always occurred when Adir wanted to take it a step further and advance this body to the Sky Knight level.

Despite having passed all the basic requirements, such as physical fitness and fighting spirit, Adir could not further enhance his fighting spirit no matter what he did, as if it was being suppressed by something.

This situation persisted for a long time before Adir finally realized that it was due to the world's mechanisms that the knight system was not allowed to develop further in this world.

Like a knight, even as a great knight, it's alright; despite the suppression, you can still move forward. But once you rise to a certain level, you'll be severely restricted, not allowing you to go any further.

Fortunately, while this world is unfriendly to knights, it doesn't impose many restrictions on the mental power of wizards, allowing Adir to preserve most of his strength.

"This is the difference between worlds. The reason why the worlds I visited before did not show this phenomenon is probably because those worlds were not too far from the wizarding world. The worlds themselves may have been assimilated by the wizarding world's radiation in ancient times, which is why they did not cause any reaction."

Shaking his head, Adir thought to himself as he pondered the worlds he had traveled through in the past.

Having consulted the secret archives of the Elven race, and even as a Fate Chaser, he had researched information within the world of Fate, he possessed a considerable understanding of this type of knowledge.

Just as in his first life, when higher civilizations continuously exerted influence on lower civilizations and the weak gravitated towards the strong, the strong would continuously radiate influence upon the weak. This is a fundamental principle.

Imagine a giant dragon living with a group of ordinary people. Over time, these ordinary people will naturally be influenced by the dragon's aura and eventually be assimilated by the dragon. In the end, they might even claim to have the blood of the dragon.

In most of the world's races that claim to have dragon blood, the dragon bloodline within the race is basically obtained in this way, with very few truly belonging to the descendants.

This applies to individuals, and it applies to the world as well.

As time progresses, the brilliance of a powerful world will continue to expand, eventually exerting various influences on weaker worlds over time.

The so-called assimilation of rules is just the most basic manifestation. In more serious cases, the entire lower world will be covered by the brilliance of the higher world, and to some extent, it will even form a projection. Not only will similar races and histories be produced, but some events with great influence in the higher world will also form legends in the lower world, similar to myths.

This is the radiation effect of the world.

And within the realm where the Wizarding World is located, what kind of existence is the Wizarding World?

That was an absolutely superior world, especially in ancient times. With the expansion of the ancient wizards, the wizarding world conquered countless worlds, spreading the glory of the wizarding world throughout countless worlds.

Like the Emerald World that Adir once visited, which was a world conquered by ancient wizards in ancient times, even the world's children, the elves known as the Emerald Children, had submitted to the wizards, along with the Emerald Mother and the entire race.

In worlds that ancient wizards had already conquered, or that the wizarding world had once influenced, it was certainly not a problem for Adir to use wizarding powers in them.

However, this might cause problems in other worlds.

"It seems that when we travel to other worlds in the future, it would be best to go to the worlds that the Wizarding World once influenced."

Shaking his head, Adir sighed as he thought about this.

This is the advantage of being born into a powerful world.

As a wizard, born into the wizarding world, one is naturally more advantageous than those from other worlds.

This might not be obvious when one's strength is low, but once one's strength grows to the point where one can involve the world level, it will become immediately apparent.

The wizarding world, after countless years of development by ancient wizards, has spread throughout the heavens and the earth. Even though the once mighty ancient wizards declined, the legacy they left behind is still enough to benefit future generations.

At the very least, the treatment is definitely different when entering a completely unfamiliar world versus entering a world that was once influenced by the wizarding world.

The former will suffer from the erosion of the world's poison and the constant suppression of the wheel of fate. Even the powerful will be suppressed by the power of the world. Their strength in other worlds will at least be more than half suppressed by you.

In the latter case, while it's hard to say there's absolutely no suppression, the suppression will certainly be much less, perhaps even close to none.

At least Adir was certain that if the Wizarding World wanted to reclaim the Emerald World, it would not be suppressed in the slightest.

In the process of expanding into the world, this is a huge advantage.

"Speaking of which, having the ability to travel through time is also a huge advantage."

After standing there for a moment, Adir smiled, looked at the spacious area outside, and prepared to walk to his assigned position as Lyon had previously ordered.

But they hadn't gone far when a faint fluctuation of spiritual energy rippled behind them, and then a familiar voice rang in their ears.

Hearing the sound, he paused in his steps, which were about to leave. He then turned around and looked at the tent behind him. After thinking for a moment, he went inside.

(End of this chapter)