Wizard: Building a Cultivation Family from Scratch

Gordon was unaware of the Viscount's envoy's arrival.

At this moment, he was sitting in a secret room on the top floor of the castle, engrossed in studying the items he had taken from Daniel.

There are four things on the table in front of Gordon.

They contained a short cane, a ring, a storage bag, and a notebook with slightly yellowed pages.

Gordon didn't touch the valuables on Daniel and Baron Hoover, or even Baron Hoover's high-quality enchanted longsword.

These things meant nothing to him.

What he truly values ​​is the unique nature of this world's native supernatural system.

For example, this walking stick in front of me...

Based on the situation on the battlefield at the time, this staff should be Daniel's spellcasting tool.

Its function is somewhat similar to the flying swords used by cultivators in the cultivation world of my previous life.

Unlike flying swords, this staff itself cannot cause harm. Its main purpose seems to be to amplify the user's spellcasting effects as much as possible.

What enables it to achieve this effect is an extremely sophisticated rune.

This was Gordon's second encounter with so-called runic literature.

However, he discovered that the runes engraved on this staff were far more exquisite and complex than those on the enchanted armor Orianna had given him.

Its effect is not simply to give objects sharpness or sturdiness, but rather involves the "reconstruction" of energy itself.

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Simply put, when Gordon tried to channel his spiritual energy into the staff, he found that the staff automatically increased the intensity of his spiritual energy by about 20%!

Although similar magical artifacts existed in the cultivation world of my previous life.

However, for these ritual implements to achieve this effect, they are extremely dependent on the material of the implement itself.

In the field of weapon crafting, the key to the success of a magical artifact lies in how many layers of restrictions can be placed inside it; the higher the number of layers, the better the quality.

Therefore, it is difficult for objects made of ordinary materials to have a high-level effect such as "increasing the intensity of spiritual energy output".

To achieve this effect, one would need at least a magical artifact, or even a treasure-level artifact, to accomplish it.

In contrast, the wand in Daniel's hand, although made of exquisite materials, is far from qualified by the standards of "weapon forging" in the world of cultivation.

The reason it can achieve this effect is simply because of the small rune engraved on it.

From this, Gordon was able to draw a conclusion:

Although the "weapon crafting" technique in the cultivation world shares many similarities with the "alchemy" and "runecraft" of wizarding civilizations...

But behind this lies the fundamental difference between the "cultivation civilization" and the "wizard civilization"!

Compared to cultivators, wizards are clearly better at creating a complete, universal, scalable, and replicable supernatural system.

Through a series of replicable theories and formulas, they mass-produced tools that could be used by lower- and middle-level wizards and wizard apprentices, thereby maximizing the size of the wizard community and enhancing the overall strength of the group.

However, in the world of cultivation, all cultivators pursue a higher level of achievement.

They didn't care at all about how to improve the effects of the magical artifacts used by lower and middle-level cultivators. Instead, they kept collecting higher-level natural treasures with the goal of injecting more layers of restrictions and creating top-tier immortal artifacts.

Simply put, cultivators in the world of cultivation are a group that takes becoming an immortal as their ultimate goal and will stop at nothing to achieve it.

Although, according to Gordon's memories, the wizards of this world also aimed to pursue personal power and explore endless knowledge.

However, they prefer to use the entire wizarding civilization as the source of their power, relying on the vast power of their civilization to continuously plunder more resources and explore more mysteries in the depths of the stars in order to obtain the most powerful force.

The path to immortality has always been narrow, due to the rules of Heaven.

Although there are countless cultivators in the world, only a handful of them can ultimately become immortals.

This leads to the fact that in the world of cultivation, top-level cultivators must focus more on improving their own cultivation level, dealing with heavenly tribulations, and understanding the path to immortality, rather than creating a cultivation civilization with a higher standard.

Thinking about this, Gordon couldn't help but gain a clearer understanding of the differences between the two worlds.

This also made him quite excited...

Although the upper limit of cultivators is high, if one can break through the mortal body and become an immortal in one day, one can escape the cycle of reincarnation.

However, they often overlook the advantages that can be brought about by raising the overall lower limit of extraordinary civilization.

While wizards continuously expand the boundaries of various disciplines in an attempt to create a brilliant wizarding civilization, they neglect to comprehend and utilize the essence and rules of power in the world.

Both systems have their strengths, but they also have fatal flaws.

However, for Gordon, at this moment, there was a possibility of combining these two systems into one, thereby pursuing a higher realm.

However, to do this, one must gain a deep understanding of the wizarding civilization of this world.

Where should we begin?

As Gordon pondered silently, he casually flipped open the yellowed notebook beside him.

This is Daniel's study notes, which are filled with all sorts of knowledge he has learned in the wizarding school.

Gordon skimmed through a few pages and found that it mainly contained basic content, including alchemy, runic writing, limb grafting, soul studies, potion studies, species research, and extraordinary bloodlines, among others.

Unfortunately, most of this knowledge is very basic.

For Gordon, who already possessed the Heavenly Dao Library, it wasn't of much use.

Without a doubt, if one wants to understand the most profound and essential aspects of wizarding civilization—for example, the "plane theory" that absolutely did not exist in the cultivation world of my previous life—then one must truly delve into the wizarding schools of this world.

However, this was not an easy task for Gordon.

Regardless of his skeletal appearance, how could he possibly be seen by anyone?

Even if he did go to a certain wizarding school, with his current level of cultivation, he would probably be immediately noticed by those high-level wizards who stand at the top of the world, and then thrown onto the experimental table for dissection and research.

This is not what Gordon expected.

"It seems we still have to take it one step at a time."

Gordon sighed inwardly.

However, at that moment, he suddenly heard a knock on the door from outside.

"Beep, beep, beep."

Immediately afterwards, a clear and sweet voice rang out:

"Lord Ancestor."

This is Oriana's voice.

Since the war in Bren Village, Orianna, as the head of the Roland family, has become suddenly very busy, with many things to deal with every day.

The most important of these was his contact with Evan, the new head of the Hoover family.

Irwin Hoover, only fifteen years old and still a minor, is the second son of Baron Hoover.

After the deaths of Baron Hoover and Daniel, he naturally became the heir to the Hoover family.

Unfortunately, unlike Orianna, this new young baron did not have an ancestor who had risen from the grave to help him.

Young and weak, he was destined to be pounced upon and torn to pieces by the hungry wolves around him.