Wizard's Journey

Chapter 1828 Insights into War

Silent and focused, Andersen watched intently as Green upgraded the Robe of Appearance.

In this temporary space blasted open by Andersen's destructive power, it took Grimm three whole months to weave the countless strands of red, yellow, and green primordial light into threads, which he then wrapped up like a ball of yarn.

Holding a fishbone needle in one hand and a robe of appearance in the other, Green, now quiet, was doing sewing like a housewife, but the thing she was sewing was truly amazing!

One side of the Primordial Light Thread is an optically perfect camouflage robe made of seven-colored neon light, while the other side contains the hidden ability of the Green Wizard Ancestor's true body rules to transform the properties of matter and energy!

The Primordial Light, being the first ray of light at the birth of the world, possesses the property of being compatible with all things. If Grimm uses it as the perfect adhesive, he could truly give the Robe of Appearance a perfect upgrade!

"Mentor, these are ultimately just external objects. Their effectiveness is greatly reduced without rune matching. From a wizard's perspective, the utilization rate of these perfect materials is pitifully low."

Andersen couldn't help but say.

It's clear that Andersen has a pursuit of perfection. Green's failure to add runes to the materials is equivalent to the wizard not leveraging the rules, resulting in a pitifully low utilization rate of the materials.

If it is repaired later, some damage is inevitable.

"If we don't do this, those dimensional legions in the dimensional war will surely devour us, leaving only bones."

After a dry joke, Green said seriously, "In the time you were away, the wizarding world has undergone tremendous changes, especially after incorporating the quantum technology of the Metal Destroyer civilization. It includes many cutting-edge science fiction technologies, which many wizards are now studying. I've also conducted some research. Back in the wizarding world, if some of these materials science technologies were used to repair this robe of appearance, while it wouldn't be a perfect fix, it would at least make up for most of the damage."

After saying that, Green continued sewing diligently, while Andersen looked on with longing, hoping to return to the wizarding world as soon as possible and see how the wizarding world had changed.

Three months later.

Rumble, rumble, rumble, rumble...

Under Andersen's special arrangement, a crack appeared in the spacetime isolation layer, allowing Grimm and Andersen to observe the war between the two dimensional legions. From the dense and frequent "boom" and "boom" vibrations, it was not difficult to judge that the two dimensional legions were fiercely competing deep in the distant Bone Continent.

In the superconducting light state, Green was sewing the robe of appearance at an astonishing speed. Without the need for rune enhancement and the enormous amount of time required, it would be initially completed in a few months.

"To be honest, every exile who sets foot on the Bone Continent should thank these card-wielding people, angels, and all the dimensional war legions. Without the vast expanse of bones they contributed, in this boundless, dark void, without any energy support and with their own energy constantly being diluted, how long could those exiles have survived under the raging storm of time?"

If an ordinary person heard Green say this, they would just take it as an unintentional remark or joke and listen to it without a second thought. But Andersen, as a wise and spiritual wizard with an extraordinary relationship with Green, heard other hidden meanings in his mentor's words.

With a slight frown, Andersen said in a low voice, "What, is it that the mentor opposes the wizarding world engaging in a dimensional war?"

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Taking a deep breath, Andersen continued, "Although the dimensional war comes at a great cost and has a bleak future, it is the most direct way for the pinnacle civilizations of countless worlds to break through the dimensional barriers and become beings of higher dimensions. For this, any price is worth paying. Moreover, not all civilizations are doing this to break through dimensional barriers. As you should know, mentor, some are forced into it..."

"Hehe, of course the mentor knows what you're talking about. Never mind, one day when you reach that level, you'll understand."

Green fell silent, and Andersen nodded solemnly, also falling silent.

As time passed, several months later, two small-scale dimensional war legions actually appeared in the spacetime near Green and Andussemo, fighting each other.

As expected, the angel legion of the Heaven of Light is at a disadvantage.

The Angels of Light, despite evolving extremely powerful and perfect physiques, are still merely a race that utilizes material energy. Moreover, it seems they haven't found an effective way to counter the combat characteristics and abilities of the Victory and Defeat Cardman Legion.

"It seems that the Light Angels civilization has lost this dimensional war."

Although Andersen was talking to himself, he consciously glanced at Green, hoping to find different answers from his mentor and learn new insights.

However, upon hearing Andersen's words, Green merely nodded indifferently.

"Unless it's another civilization with extremely rare abilities, or a civilization that can autonomously adjust and evolve to address its own weaknesses, or a highly intelligent ruler who discovers the weaknesses of the 'Civilization of Victory and Defeat,' defeating this 'Civilization of Victory and Defeat'... will be very difficult. At least among the civilizations I've personally witnessed, almost none can rival it, including the Abyss World in the Wizarding World's timeline!"

Upon hearing his mentor's assessment of the tragedy of victory and defeat, Andersen expressed his deep agreement.

However, Andersen quickly added, "With wise and learned scholars like Mentor in the wizarding civilization, coupled with their targeted evolutionary approach, if this warring civilization were to fight against a wizarding civilization at its peak in the future, I believe they would be the ones to lose!"

Green remained noncommittal to his disciple's fawning smile, simply saying calmly, "Have you forgotten what I said before?"

"Oh? Oh, I remember. My mentor doesn't want the wizarding civilization to conflict with the dimensional constraints through this kind of dimensional war! Good, when I reach my mentor's level one day, I will definitely understand the meaning of his words and strive to issue orders as the second-generation Wizard King to fulfill your will."

Such blatant boasting! After a long period of suppression, this guy finally met Green and was protected by him. He suddenly became childlike, a bit like Hachiko.

Green said, "Alright, it seems the war over there is almost over. After these little guys leave the nearby void space, help your master collect more angel specimens. It would be best if you could catch one or two live specimens."

After giving his instructions, Green ignored everything outside and focused intently on completing the final stage of the Robe of Appearance.

"Okay, don't worry, mentor."

Andersen, with an air of "I've got this covered," regained his composure.

(End of this chapter)