Wizard's Journey

Chapter 1609 Galactic Civilization

"I've seen the great Archmage of the Tower of Oblivion!"

The six wizards who were sacrificed to the Chaos Demon God were all Level 3 Archmages. After being rescued by Grimm, their hearts, which had been filled with despair, saw a glimmer of hope again. They were so grateful that they were moved to tears and performed the most devout wizarding rituals for Grimm.

They landed back among the wizards. Such lowly life forms, having fallen into the mouth of the world, would soon have their limited energy exhausted by this void space-time, and thus be completely digested by the endless world.

If it weren't for Green being there, even if the Chaos Demon God hadn't killed them, these people wouldn't have had any hope of survival.

"kindness."

As Grimm waved his magic wand, the glacier that he had originally used to stop the Chaos Demon God was returned to its most basic elemental energy essence and absorbed into the dimensional sphere.

"Don't be shy. You are willing to abandon the old ways and conventions of the wizarding world and follow me to conquer this distant world. You have fallen to this place because of the ideals of the progenitor of wizards. No matter what, I will always be your strongest support."

After Green's encouraging words, these low-level wizards felt their blood boiling, as if they could already see the day when the wizarding world would be strong, unified, and idealized.

With the Chaos Demon God gone, the second half of the task of conquering this world would require a massive world-destroying army to push through it over time. With his last worry gone, Green felt much more relaxed. He reassured the few low-level wizards and signaled them to wait behind him for the time being. Green then walked step by step to the rolling wall of fog.

Extending his Abyss Magic Staff, Grimm attempted to return to a reverse vortex.

Unsurprisingly, Green failed.

"Master, behind this fog, an unknown creature from 350 million years ago, summoned by the Chaos Demon God, is watching us. It seems to possess profound knowledge and insights as well; it is a wise man."

A low-level wizard couldn't contain himself and spoke to Green.

"A creature from 350 million years ago?"

Green's voice was deep, hoarse, and sinister. Although he couldn't see through the thick fog of time turbulence, his tricolored eyes were fixed on it intently.

Theoretically speaking, Green is in an absolutely passive position at this moment. According to the characteristics of time here, time can only move forward and not backward. Therefore, Green cannot pose any threat to the other side of the mist. On the contrary, the other side holds absolute initiative.

"Your race has piqued my interest because we share a common desire: a thirst for knowledge. Me, and the Green Walkers from the Galactic Civilization, strange life forms—and you?"

The words of will emanating from the other side of the mist were very slow, merely orderly, and seemed to be full of insightful wisdom.

"Speaking of which, I wonder what we are like in the eyes of those time-manipulating creatures who only know how to crawl on the threads of time. Perhaps we are just ants that only know how to crawl on the plates of space? But when I see you, I have a very strange feeling, as if... as if I am talking to an unborn offspring. Please forgive us space creatures for our interpretation of time ethics."

Green Ranger?

Oh……

A mocking smile played on his lips as Green said, "I feel the same way you do. The difference is, I've seen your race before. I'm actually speaking to the ruins now. Although I don't know what you call the Dimensional Esophagus, I can tell you very clearly that at the edge of the dimensional dimension, I saw your race being manipulated by higher-dimensional creatures, engaging in an epic battle with a group of barbarians with super-transformation abilities."

"At the end of dimensions...you! You can see me?"

Compared to what Green said about seeing the remains of his own kind at the end of the dimension, what seems even more peculiar about this creature is that Green is now able to see through time in reverse and see himself.

"In exchange for the knowledge your people excel at, I will tell you about the knowledge I have researched, or you will provide clues about your dimensional sources. Choose one."

As he spoke, Green took out a Time Lamp, hesitated slightly, and then carefully laid it out.

"This lamp, to me now, is merely an ordinary light-emitting device. But the endless world is truly wondrous. If the clues of this lamp transcend the passage of time and you were to see its contents, then it would be a supreme relic that grants eternal life, a time node that records and reverses the transmission of time, perhaps even something overlooked by beings of higher dimensions. So, which do you choose? And what knowledge does your race excel at?"

Silence fell on the other side of time and space.

Several low-level wizards simply could not comprehend what the Holy Mark Wizard of the Tower of Annihilation was doing; such a method of acquiring truth and knowledge was far beyond the comprehension of these lowly beings.

Giggle...

The strange wind that appeared out of nowhere sent chills down Green's spine. While he tried to remain calm, several low-level wizards were completely unaware of it, instinctively grinding their teeth and trembling.

"Ouch, it's so cold."

A wizard muttered something to himself.

This is a time vortex within the world's space. Where does the wind come from in a place where space and time are calm?

After a long while, the voice from the other end of time and space said firmly, "Knowledge, I will exchange your race's understanding of knowledge with the Green Walker's understanding of life and basic cognitive knowledge of decomposition."

"Okay, deal."

Taking a deep breath, Green put the Time Lamp away again, as if afraid of getting into some trouble. When he heard that the other party asked for knowledge, a slight sense of relief appeared on his face.

It's clear that Green wasn't truly willing to make this exchange.

Or rather, what was Green testing with this?

But when he saw several young wizards shudder inexplicably, amidst that absurd and chilling scene, Green admitted that he was indeed afraid for a moment.

"The wizard's knowledge originates from the connections between all things, which the wizard calls rules. What the wizard does is manipulate these connections with the smallest force, amplifying the insignificant power infinitely, and turning ideals into reality. To put it figuratively, the wizard, through knowledge and cognition, gradually transforms the imagination in his mind into reality by understanding the essence of all things."

As he spoke, Green began conducting experiments for wizard apprentices, exploring the relationship between fire element, fireball spell, and firebird spell.

On the other side, while Green was transmitting his consciousness to Green, Green was also sharing his own knowledge and understanding.

"In the eyes of the Green Walkers, the existence of life is a form of resistance, a resistance against the mechanized laws of this dimension. If there were no interference from life's material energy on the mechanical operation of this dimension, then the laws governing the movement of everything in this dimension would necessarily be expressed in the form of mathematical formulas. So, where does life come from? Ultimately, the Green Walkers, based on this, discovered the unknown function hidden behind the laws governing the operation of life, which is that higher-dimensional consciousness, which is what you are now afraid of. The Green Walkers' life and decomposition power come from the clumsiness of the unknown function, which has the ability to heal the flaws in its design of the art of life. The contradiction between complexity and simplicity—please forgive my arrogance, in the eyes of the Green Walkers, it is just a clumsy craftsman."

Green's explanation of wizarding knowledge was like deciphering a cryptic book for Green Walker, and vice versa.

Strangely, although neither of them could understand the other's explanation, they both acted as if they had benefited greatly, had been enlightened, and were extremely excited.

(End of this chapter)