Aur sat down cross-legged on the floor, his eyes tightly closed in this wooden prison. His mind was completely focused.
It felt like a chain was tightly entrapping him from all directions as Aur comprehended further and further into Ti Magic.
"What is this bottleneck?" Aur thought in his heart with shock. It felt like the bottleneck of not just Ti Magic, but his entire being, as if sothing was straining himself from taking a step further.
Aur seed to be ever close to reaching the disciple level of mastery in Ti Magic but never actually reached it.
This seed to be the case even when he was on the trip; it felt like it was just a step away but never actually reaching it.
An invisible chain seed to surround his being.
"This Ti Magic is not simple."
Aur slowly opened his eyes, revealing his crimson pupils, and muttered. But this was even better for him; if he could find a way to destroy these chains, then he might have a way to get out of here.
Actually, he didn't want to make it so that the entire place would lose mana; that would be a losing ga for both him and this guardian spirit.
He just wanted to force the spirit to hand over this entire place to him, which was his end goal. It seed like an impossible dream right now unless he pushed this spirit even further.
So even though Aur seed mad, acting with a berserk mindset, his mind was the most calm and collected.
"Let's comprehend Ti Magic until Nina and the guardian spirit co up with sothing to defeat ."
Aur decisively closed his eyes again, trying to break the illusionary chains that seed to bind his very being.
Outside the wooden prison, the guardian spirit and Nina were discussing together.
"I can really do that, Guardian Spirit?" Nina asked with raised brows.
"Yes, it is possible for you to do so. In this place, ti is slowed by at least ten tis the ti of the real world."
She pointed at Nina and spoke lightly: "I can allow you to beco a Tier Four Wizard in the shortest ti possible."
Nina felt shocked in her heart, her eyes seed to dart towards Aur, who was completely in ditation.
"Nina, whatever Aur is doing is beneficial for us. You will be able to reach Tier Four and defeat him quickly in front of true strength; whatever tricks Aur has could be instantly destroyed."
"Thank you, Guardian Spirit," Nina spoke with a respectful bow, her eyes seeming to flash in a strange light.
"Alright, co with ," the guardian spirit looked at Nina and spoke with a smile. "My na is Stella, the Guardian Spirit Stella."
"Thank you, Guardian Spirit Stella," Nina said with a pause.
Stella had a smile on her face as she lightly waved her hand. The very void revealed a white room in front of Nina, and then she was swiftly guided to enter into it.
"Alright, I will teach you my first lesson, which is one of the most important if you want to walk further down the path of Wizards," Stella spoke with an air of seriousness.
"Which is?" Nina imdiately spoke with her mind focused and her ears perked.
"The difference between a Tier Six Wizard and a Tier Seven Wizard," Stella looked at Nina with a perplexed gaze and finally decided to speak.
"Difference?" Nina frowned with confusion.
"All the Tiers leading up to Tier Six are in preparation to break through to Tier Seven wizard. Every foundation you lay on refining spells, your entire comprehension of Magic, all things are used when breaking through to Tier Seven and building a world in oneself."
"I see," Nina nodded to her. This was actually common knowledge that was available in the academy, so she was wondering why this Guardian Spirit was talking like this.
"But you know only the useless things and not the most important part."
"What do you an?"
"There is one crucial Magic that you must comprehend if you truly want to build a world on your own using the ntal space, and without it, all life is not possible," Stella spoke with a reminiscent gaze.
Nina waited in anticipation.
"The comprehension of Ti Magic, the supre magic in all its glory. Ti is both illusionary and real, whatever you perceive it as."
"The key to breaking through Tier Seven is Ti Magic. A world cannot be created without Ti Elents, the governing body of all things. Many can complent this with a Ti Magic spell and make it without even using the comprehension, but they are all weak Tier Seven wizards."
"Ti Magic allows beings to see in different planes."
"And you might ask why I am telling you this before you even break through to Tier Four. That is because I have a Ti Magic spell for you, although it is only a Tier Three," Stella spoke with a mysterious smile.
Nina's eyes lit up.
"Thank you, Master Stella."
Ti seed to pass in the blink of an eye. In this world, there was only light with the sun casting over it with so clouds. There was no moon cycle, so it was difficult to know the passage of ti.
Aur remained seated in his cross-legged position, the illusionary chains surrounding his body seed to gradually loosen as ti passed.
At this ti, he was fully engulfed in the comprehension of Ti Magic and didn't seem to care at all about his environnt. Of course, Aur also has his instinct, which could slightly help him to wake up if there was a life-threatening danger.
Gradually, he seed to have drifted into a dream, a very warm dream back on Earth where he was still a baby.
Aur's life seed to unfold right in front of him, from orphan to gangster, then the subsequent world domination by bribing the politicians or threatening them and controlling the military. Unfortunately, it all ended with the betrayal of his brother.
He didn't actually feel much emotion when he saw him dying at the end because there was no need to be such emotion; he had already accomplished everything and attained luxury beyond the normal people's imagination.
His power and influence were above and far beyond anything, as it could be seen from the literal special bomb that exploded, which was a little copy of the Nuclear bomb when he died with his enemies.
"At the top, it feels empty."
Aur looked at himself enjoying life after being a gangster, going to pubs and enjoying it with the girls. No matter which girl he looked at, there was none who wouldn't be willing to spread her legs for him.
Whatever it was: woman, power, or money, he had it all, but Aur in the scenery didn't look right. He was happy, but at the sa ti, there seed to be a look of reluctance in his eyes.
"Even if I have it all, can I take it to my grave?" Aur mumbled while looking at the reluctant Aur, even in all the riches, and he finally knew what those emperors must have felt when they took their dying breaths.
That was why he didn't have any regrets when dying and didn't have such a grudge against his enemies.
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