Chapter 953: 296. Pure Light cos_4
By that ti, all the magic relics that could be easily cleared would fall into the hands of wizard forces.
The Dragon Clan Stele Script controlled by the Pure Light Court was equivalent to a “catalogue”.
By referring to this “catalogue”, they could determine the ownership of each magic relic, thus preventing individual wizards from secretly gaining control of these relics.
Noland Lee knew that to avoid the wizard forces and discreetly obtain one of the relics, then develop it into a sub-dinsional plane, was an extrely high level of difficulty.
“Hey, I never expected that after traversing, I would be choked up by others on the matter of sub-dinsional planes.”
Noland Lee chuckled dryly while subrged in sea water.
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He understood why large forces tightly held onto habitable sub-dinsional planes.
It was simply to win people’s hearts.
Wizard forces like Hotams would have at least ten wizards advancing to the Sixth ring every year.
These Sixth ring wizards had both money and a bit of strength.
What would most attract them would inevitably be a sub-dinsional plane of their own.
Using a sub-dinsional plane as the guiding light to lead their progress, and transforming the massive amount of magic stones needed to maintain the plane devices into their motivation…
This routine, Noland Lee always felt he had seen it sowhere…
But that was not the point.
The point was:
After his initial intelligence gathering work, Noland Lee had already grasped many clues related to obtaining a sub-dinsional plane.
He had to think clearly about his path to obtaining a sub-dinsional plane.
He now had three paths to choose from.
The first path:
Professor Lamp had agreed to help him deal with the flow rate issue of the sub-dinsional plane, which ant he could avoid the eyes of most people, take Denise with him, and explore the sub-dinsional plane.
If they were lucky, they might be able to find a habitable sub-dinsional plane.
This path was defined by Noland Lee as the “Lone Wolf” path.
The second path:
Go back to class, continue attending lectures, and follow the path arranged by Professor Erica. Advance from the First level to the Sixth ring, beco a ntor, and then take on a Research Task.
By completing the tasks of the Wizard Advancent Association, he could obtain a habitable sub-dinsional plane at a relatively low cost and incidentally ascend to a Seventh Ring Wizard, taking on the position of Lecturer Professor under Erica’s na.
This path was defined by Noland Lee as the “Academy” path.
The third path:
Save up money, buy a sub-dinsional plane from illegal forces, then risk being wanted by the Ulnas Circle to beco the master of the sub-dinsional plane.
This path was defined by Noland Lee as the “Under Pressure” path.
“Under Pressure,” as the na implies:
Once he chose this path, the transaction between him and the illegal forces would beco a lever for the illegal forces to extort him, and he himself would face the dual pressure of Ulnas Circle and the illegal forces.
Three paths were laid out in front of Noland Lee, representing three different life directions.
“Which one should I choose…”
Noland Lee pondered with furrowed brows:
“Based on the current situation, the ‘Academy’ route is the most prudent, the downside being it’s too slow.
“Starting from the advancent from the Two-Ring to the Three-Ring, the Wizard Level Test is no longer led by professors. I have to participate in the level tests regularly held by the Wizards Teaching Forest.
“Such tests open to all wizards are held every six months.
“Even if I participate in every test, it will take two years for to beco a Six-Ring Wizard.
“If there is so way to get a sub-dinsional plane imdiately upon becoming a Six-Ring Wizard, then the two years spent on academics would still be acceptable…”
Noland Lee, maintaining his Titan form, touched his forehead.
Suddenly, a flash of inspiration ca to him, and he thought of an idea that was wildly imaginative.
He flew above the sea surface, took out pen and paper, and wrote a letter to Selena, asking her to inquire about so details with Jay Spade.
Five minutes later, a reply arrived.
Noland Lee unfolded it and a glint of light flashed in his eyes:
“Just as I thought.
“The Pure Light Court only knew approximately what the dragon clan treasure that could enter and exit sub-dinsional planes looked like from the Dragon Clan Stele Script but were not clear about their specific structures, effects, and how to use them.
“The Pure Light Court had to rely on the appraisal abilities of Scholars to confirm whether they and the Deep Sea Branch had found the wrong item.
“Selena ntioned in her reply that Jay Spade revealed to her that the Pure Light Court and the Scholars’ Association were discussing cooperation.
“If everything goes well, an ‘Omniscient’ Scholar will be involved in the search for the Dragon clan treasure. The funds for the entire treasure hunt and appraisal work would be borne by the Pure Light Court, the Baldur’s Gate rchant Alliance, and all the participating wizard forces.”
Noland Lee put away the letter, a slight smile appearing at the corner of his mouth:
“Only one Scholar is coming to help; I wonder if he will be overwheld. Maybe I should offer him a hand.”
Now, Noland Lee had surplus Energy Points to explode, more than capable of taking on the role of a “Scholar”.
He would thereby expose the existence of “Omniscient”.
But it couldn’t be helped.
There’s a cost to every gain.
Accepting the fact that others would know he possessed “Omniscient” in exchange for shortening the process of acquiring a sub-dinsional plane, this deal seed profitable to Noland Lee, and not at a loss.
If it could be successfully operated, he might be able to kill several birds with one stone, earning a hefty sum.
However, Noland Lee did not plan to join the Dragon clan treasure appraisal work under his own na.
He intended to find a safe thod to conceal himself while still not delaying his own benefits.
This would be the most ideal state.
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