When Herag held the World Staff in his hand, he suddenly experienced a feeling he had never had before.
He felt as if he was connected to this entire World.
Herag closed his eyes and could see every corner of this World, sensing everything happening in every place.
Not only that, Herag also felt many things he had never sensed before.
That is the Power of Rules.
The Power of Rules is intangible, yet ubiquitous, as this whole World is ford based on Rules.
Herag opened his eyes, reached out to touch the empty space before him, that was the Spatial Rules.
He could feel himself being completely enveloped by the Spatial Rules, as he was already within them.
He just hadn’t opened his "eyes" before, hence never discovered the existence of this Power.
Herag closed his eyes again, carefully experiencing the omnipresent Rule Power between heaven and earth.
As long as he wishes, he can turn a clear blue sky into one filled with clouds.
With a re thought, he can slowly change the direction of a river, though this change requires Ti.
This is the Power of Rules, similarly bound by Rules.
Herag cannot make a tree soar into the sky without reason, because that doesn’t conform to the Rules.
But he can create a gale, allowing the wind’s Power to uproot the tree.
Everything is governed by Rules, Rules are everywhere.
Herag greatly enjoys this mont, feeling as if the World is entirely within his grasp.
In this mont, he truly understands what being Gods ans.
Herag realizes that at this mont, he is the World’s Will here, able to accomplish what he desires through manipulating various Rule Powers.
"Shenlan, record all my current visions, experiences, and the entire process."
Herag knew he could not always wield the World Staff, as it was not sothing a re Level 1 Wizard could possess, so he had Shenlan record everything for future reference.
This level of the World Staff is rely a Level 2 Witchcraft Artifact.
But after seizing World control, its value can no longer be asured by a Level 2 Witchcraft Artifact.
Even if offered to Herag, he wouldn’t accept it, as he couldn’t bear the pressure that cos with it.
Herag has a clear sense of self; without enough strength, owning such an item would only lead to disaster.
To be a temporary Master of the World, able to see and manipulate various Rule Powers, is already the greatest achievent.
This is the most important thing for Herag now.
"Ti Rule..."
Herag opened his eyes, spread his hand, and looked at his fingers.
The Ti Rule, like the Spatial Rules, is still everywhere.
In Herag’s perception, these Rule Powers are all flowing, constantly in motion.
Herag initially tried to pause the ti of the entire World but realized he couldn’t.
After thinking it through, he understood that he had control through the World Staff, but his strength was still too weak.
Theoretically, pausing the World’s ti through manipulating Ti Rules is possible, but he lacked the sufficient Power to support it.
Pause ti doesn’t inherently belong to the World’s operational Rules; to pause it requires enough strength to mobilize the Rules, yet he can only sense, see, and slightly utilize it through the World Staff.
Realizing this, Herag didn’t attempt to pause ti, lest he drained himself accidentally.
As a Level 1 Wizard, he couldn’t sustain such a level of Rule invocation.
With a casual flick of his hand, a gust of wind blew up.
He wasn’t using any Magic, only utilizing the most basic Rule Power without needing Magic Power to invoke the Rules.
Herag then poured so Magic Power into the World Staff, intending to conjure just now the scene of thick clouds and thunderstorms.
As soon as he had this thought, Magic Power was frantically absorbed by the World Staff like a floodgate being opened.
Herag quickly halted the action, and the pouring of Magic Power ceased.
When he looked up, there were already many clouds in the sky, appearing as if it would start raining.
"Remaining Magic Power: 36%."
Herag checked his remaining Magic Power, sweating profusely.
In a short mont, he had used more than half of his Magic Power.
If thick clouds and thunderstorms occurred following the World’s natural Rules, it wouldn’t consu so much Magic Power.
But now, under a clear blue sky, wanting to forcefully change it to heavy rain requires a personal energy input.
Through this experint, Herag roughly understood the scope within which he could invoke Rule Power.
Put simply, he couldn’t greatly change the World’s Rule operation.
If one wishes to make forced changes, sufficient energy input is necessary.
Herag now comprehended why the World Will couldn’t directly kill those invaders coming through the Spatial channels.
Because it doesn’t conform to the Rules, the World Will doesn’t have the ans to kill invaders directly, instead can only cultivate a Child of the Plane to indirectly expel the invaders.
As Herag was experiencing various Rule Powers, he realized quite a few Wizards had arrived.
Among these Wizards was soone Herag really didn’t want to see, del.
del looked gloomily at Herag, floating mid-air, holding the World Staff.
He was in a very bad mood now, and all the Wizards present knew what this scene signifies.
None of them expected Herag to seize World control in such a short ti; they all lost.
Now, as soon as Herag activated the Teleportation Ring, returned to the Wizard Plane, it would mark Serlandir’s victory.
del squeezed out a forced smile of sunshine and said to Herag below, "Congratulations, Mr. Herag, I never thought you’d succeed."
"Thanks for the complint, just lucky," Herag replied.
He didn’t rush to activate the Teleportation Ring as he was pondering a question.
Whether to directly eliminate del to avoid future trouble.
But the problem was that there were too many people here; he couldn’t possibly kill them all.
del smiled and said, "Mr. Herag, how about we talk business? Give the World Staff, and I’ll ensure you never lack resources. With us the Taylor Family as your backing, you’d have everything to continue your study worry-free. Whether wealth, rights, or strength, I can offer you all that. All I need is that little World Staff."
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