Wizard's Journey

Chapter 700 The Tide of the Void

Before we knew it, five years had passed.

In five years, Cappuccino had grown from a wild girl who only knew how to play and was forced by her grandfather to learn witchcraft into a graceful and charming young woman. She exuded feminine charm at all times, and rumors about this beautiful girl were circulating throughout Bisel City and other cities on the entire East Coral Island.

In contrast, another distinctive feature of cappuccino is the unique myna bird on its shoulder, which has become part of the cappuccino's signature design.

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the other side.

For the past five years, Green has been hiding in caves in the mountains surrounding Bisserl City, only occasionally appearing once every month or two to exchange the wizarding books he has been studying for new ones in the basement of the Bisserl City Lord's Mansion, and then hiding again.

After five consecutive years, with the help of the amazing books on summoning and communicating with creatures from other worlds accumulated by the old wizard, Green's knowledge of spacetime was advancing rapidly, which greatly helped him in completing the "Sacrifice and Descent Great Wizardry".

Above the altar, energies converged, and a phantom clock was slowly turning.

Green, who had been waiting quietly to the side, breathed a sigh of relief after preparing the three fate contracts he had signed, and said in a low voice, "Finally made it in time."

One of the conditions for casting the Sacrifice Descent Grand Spell is that it requires the help of a Void Tide. Void Tides around the Wizarding World can occur once every few years to once every few thousand years. Fortunately, according to Grimm's calculations, the closest Void Tide to the Wizarding World will begin today.

In this way, with Green racing against time and giving it his all, he finally completed the communication magic with this otherworld a month ago.

This will be the first time Green has used his knowledge of witchcraft to actively attempt to contact creatures from another world.

Ding-dong, ding-dong, ding-dong, ding-dong...

As the clock drew ever closer to the time when Green calculated the impending Void Tide, he took a deep breath, gathered a great deal of natural power in his hands, and suddenly pulled himself up.

The relative boundaries of space!

To most living beings, we seem to live in a three-dimensional world of length, width, and height, and the only way to break through the boundaries of this world is to go to the void turbulence above the chaotic layer. However, to beings with a relative understanding of spatial boundaries, we live on layers of 'spatial paper'.

Anytime, anywhere, at any moment, as long as we recognize the paper beneath our feet, we can travel from the inside of the world to the outside through this relative boundary of space, becoming incredible creatures that manipulate space in the eyes of foolish beings.

That's how witchcraft works. For wizards who understand its rules and knowledge, everything is taken for granted. But for other creatures who only see the surface phenomena or wizards who don't understand the knowledge, Grimm's disappearance into thin air is incomprehensible, an inexplicable departure from this world.

In the endless void world, whose area is equal to that of an endless world joined together, there is void energy and void creatures everywhere.

The energy of the void is relative to any energy or matter in the material world, and when they meet, they will inevitably produce an annihilation effect.

Just as beings in the void will gradually disappear and die within the world, beings in the material world are undergoing the same process in the void. When life in the material world travels to the void, it is as if it is traveling into the shadow of the material world. The rules are completely different and incompatible.

These void life forms, which are completely different in nature from the life forms of the endless world, even the most basic unconscious void worms, are tens or hundreds of meters in size, serving as the most fundamental order of void rules.

Void creatures that truly possess self-awareness and the talent to devour are merely ordinary in size, ranging from a few hundred to a few thousand kilometers. The truly powerful and top-tier void creatures are even larger than a world, and they themselves are in the process of creating a world.

Upon entering the void, Grimm immediately mobilized his magic to protect himself, and the magic and the power of the void produced an annihilation effect.

For a creature to truly embark on an endless journey through the void, the minimum requirement is that its own regenerative energy can offset the consumption of void energy. Only the Endless Ruler can achieve this!

As for the World Lords and magical artifacts like the Shadow Starfall, they are merely able to withstand the erosion of void power for a sufficiently long time, thus persisting until they can replenish their energy in the various worlds of the void.

"The Void Tide has arrived!"

Beneath the surface of truth, Grimm sensed that in this chaotic and lightless void, a magnetic field and light waves were beginning to disrupt the balance of the region. This was the first sign of the Void Tide. Although Grimm needed the power of the Void Tide to cast the "Sacrifice Descent Great Sorcerer's Spell," he would never actually encounter the Void Tide.

If one gets lost in the void tide, even a Saintly Wizard or a World Lord risks perishing. It goes without saying that a weak life like Grimm, who can only stay in the void world for a short time with his own power, is even more vulnerable.

The balance was disrupted, and in Green's eyes, the strands of time began to become chaotic.

Occasionally, those fleeting threads of time would begin to twist and then disappear into some illusory world.

"Gap in Time!"

With lightning speed, Grimm unleashed the Sacrifice Descent Great Sorcerer's Spell, transmitting a Fate Contract into the illusory world through this gap in time. However, the result was a "squeak" in Grimm's heart: the Fate Contract had failed.

Undeterred, Green once again unleashed the Sacrifice Descent Great Spell, but the result was still the same: failure!

Beneath the surface of truth, Green's breathing became slightly rapid.

Not only because he had only prepared three opportunities to cast the Sacrifice Descent Grand Spell and had failed twice, but also because the Void Tide was approaching from afar. In the face of the Void Tide, Green was as insignificant as an ant before a raging flood. The instinctive fear from the Soul Fire made Green's will more focused than ever before.

In this way, Green finally achieved the desired effect in his final sacrificial descent of great magic during his complete concentration. In the gap of time, he brought the contract of fate to a distant and unknown world, waiting only for the intelligent beings there to sign this "devil's contract".

However, Green himself has overlooked some of his own changes as a result.

As the Void Tide approached, some Void power penetrated Grimm's magical protection and even pierced the neon light of the Robe of Appearance. However, Grimm's body, due to the World Robe's rule-based constitution, not only did not disappear, but instead produced some strange effects of annihilation power that were completely different from Grimm's water and fire opposing annihilation power.

The "purer" annihilation power generated by material energy and void energy was actually absorbed by Grimm's World Garment Rule Physique!

Breathing rapidly, facing the terrifying void tide, Green dared not linger any longer. A spatial distortion brought him back to Little Eight's side in the Wizarding World.

(End of this chapter)