Chapter 437: Chapter 436 Star Realm Gate
“Sorcerer Ivan, co on, let show you around Sky Flow Valley.”
After more than half the gathering had passed, Morris once again extended an invitation, and this ti Ivan did not refuse. He also wanted a thorough understanding of all aspects of Sky Flow Valley.
The School of Space had been operating here for over a thousand years; its foundations were undoubtedly exceptionally rich.
As a local insider, Morris was presud to know things that people like Angus couldn’t compare to.
“Morris, let’s go together too,” Gloria, not far away, hastily followed up.
“Ivan, what do you think?” Morris couldn’t help but ask.
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“It doesn’t matter to .” Ivan could tell the four of them had a good relationship and naturally wouldn’t hinder them.
Hearing this, Gloria flashed him a shallow smile.
In contrast, Tuya’s expression darkened considerably from behind them.
He couldn’t understand what had happened between these two to suddenly beco friends, while his own friend Morris refused to reveal the reason.
Morris ignored his displeasure, and as soon as he left the gathering hall, he began to introduce Ivan to the surrounding arrangents.
Overall, Sky Flow Valley is not complex, mainly divided into a defensive belt, residential area, and exploration area.
The defensive belt is located around Sky Flow Valley, including scattered defensive towers on three mountainous sides, hidden and visible defensive array pillars, and nurous deploynts facing the Great Sky River side.
The latter’s protective power was even more vigorous, concentrating over eighty percent of Sky Flow Valley’s defensive strength.
As for the residential area, it is primarily on the left side of Sky Flow Valley, including the old school site, with many tower-like buildings of various heights and sizes.
This residential area isn’t just for living; it also encompasses the sorcerers’ laboratories.
“If you ask which area is the most interesting and important, it’s obviously the exploration area. Inside, there is a vast array of different things, each with its own function, definitely a sight to behold.”
Morris only gave a rough introduction to the defensive belt and residential area before leading them toward the vitally important exploration area of Sky Flow Valley.
“This is not okay, the exploration area is the School’s core territory. An ordinary Enchantnt Master isn’t allowed near it unless permitted, he—” Tuya, apprehensively glancing at Ivan, solemnly warned.
“If Sorcerer Ivan isn’t allowed near it, then no one else is qualified either. Your worries are superfluous, Tuya.” Morris answered him, giving Tuya a look that signaled him to stop making a fuss.
“Hmph! Go see for yourselves; I still have an experint to finish.” Dissatisfied with the response, Tuya found an excuse and turned to leave.
“Tuya, wait for , I have an experint to finish too.” Greni signaled to the group briefly and hurriedly followed after Tuya.
“Tuya is just like that, straightforward and direct; no need to pay him any mind.” Morris waved his hand dismissively, leading Ivan onward, and the three of them reached the exploration area without hindrance.
In fact, the exploration area is concealed by a force field, making everything seem indistinct from the outside.
After the three entered the exploration area, Ivan discovered that, just as Morris had said, there were all sorts of buildings, all without exception, perated with a potent Space-type aura.
“Ivan, why not try to analyze what functions these serve?” Morris suddenly beca interested, turning it into a challenge.
“Oh? Then I shall have a good look.” Ivan wasn’t fazed.
The buildings in front of him were all enchanted creations, and even if the runes on them were disguised, with his skills in Enchantnt and Runes, he could spot so familiar traces.
It’s worth ntioning that his Enchantnt Skill and Runes Skill had both advanced to 12th level subjects.
Level 12 corresponds precisely to the last level within the Level 3 tier, and going beyond is a significant threshold to Level 4. This ans that his proficiency in Enchantnt Skill and Runes Skill was approaching the upper limit of Level 3.
Moreover, his Study of Planes had also improved by one level, becoming an 8th level subject.
One must know that he hadn’t really studied ‘planes,’ a grand concept. The advancent in Study of Planes mainly relied upon his space level; to cultivate Study of Planes to level 8 indirectly showcased the depth of his space mastery.
“This is an efficient Space-type energy gathering tower,” Ivan observed a three-story tower for a while and quickly ca to the first conclusion.
“Indeed, this is the Great Space Energy Tower,” Morris said, giving him an approving look as he introduced it. “Its effects are similar to an energy particle pool, but its power is much grander—a single tower is equivalent to ten large Space-type energy particle pools.”
“Can it also condense Space Crystal Stones?”
“Of course, it can. The refining effect far surpasses that of the large energy particle pools, easily condensing upper class Space Crystal Stones.”
Gazing at the tightly sealed tower, Ivan felt as if he were looking at a money-printing machine, especially in Sky Flow Valley, where the concentration of space particles was extrely high; he predicted the daily output of Space Crystal Stones would be imnse.
The value of this Great Space Energy Tower was definitely not inferior to a large magic stone mine, and within the exploration area, there appeared to be as many as nine towers in sight.
“Ivan, now look over here,” Morris said, pointing to another pair of towers.
This tower, open on all sides, looked sowhat like a tower from Ivan’s past life. Its surface was covered with mysterious patterns, and runes lines were secretly embedded within these patterns.
“It seems to be related to ‘spatial setup.’ Could it be used for manufacturing Space-type magicalized items?”
“Sharp observation. This tower, called the ‘Void Tower,’ can mass-produce storage-type devices. However, its original purpose was for exploration, to create storage-type devices from ordinary materials, but regrettably, it never achieved that goal,” Morris revealed the origin of the Void Tower without hiding any details, as Ivan had noticed the clue.
Originally, there were six Void Towers here. Over the years of exploration, four had been destroyed, leaving only a third. Later, they were converted into a device-making workshop, which only activated once every two or three years.
“I see,” Ivan sighed, but said no more.
Creating Space-type magicalized items naturally required specialized space-class materials, and such raw materials were often scarce.
Second-class raw materials could also create space, like the expansion of a sorcerer tower, but the resulting structures were too large and could not be carried by sorcerers or moved easily.
Sky Flow Valley’s previous explorations had evidently been attempting to solve this very issue, yet in the end, they had failed.
“This is the Cutting Tower.”
“This is the Absolute Void Cage.”
“This is the Oblivion Well.”
Thereafter, the trio moved to another side, and Ivan, as expected, could discern so clues.
Morris then introduced him to the unique devices present, the Cutting Tower, Absolute Void Cage, and Oblivion Well, which were all related to the application of spatial cutting force.
The Cutting Tower corresponded to spatial lines.
The Absolute Void Cage corresponded to spatial crushing.
The Oblivion Well corresponded to spatial fragntation.
Without a doubt, they were the epito of spatial cutting forces.
Ivan was no stranger to these. He had long mastered the Spatial Blade and spatial lines, and in recent years, he had explored spatial crushing, now integrated into his Black Magic Hand.
“What’s that in the middle?”
In the midst of the formation made by the Cutting Tower, Absolute Void Cage, and Oblivion Well stood out a solitary gate, catching the eye.
Surrounding it were nurous other buildings, including defensive arrays, the Pure White Tower, runes obelisks, Purification Towers, Sealing Towers, and so on.
So far, this was the only thing that puzzled him.
“Star Realm Gate,” Morris said seriously.
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