Teaching is both a simple and troubleso affair.
Most of Richard’s skills are distilled from experience, and to him, these techniques are almost as instinctive as breathing. But this also ans he struggles to understand beings that lack these skills.
Knowledge is a curse; once you understand a skill, you cannot imagine what it feels like not to know it.
Fortunately, neither of Richard’s current students are fools.
Both Wuni and Ali are Great Wizards, with intelligence and comprehension skills that are one in a million.
Thus, Richard’s teaching proceeds relatively smoothly.
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"...Rember this well, the greatest mystery of cyclic nesting lies here."
In the laboratory, Richard pointed to an enlarged three-dinsional image beside him and spoke solemnly. In front of him, Ali and Wuni were seriously recording Richard’s talk.
Being personally taught by the Dominator is not sothing anyone can enjoy.
Frankly, every aningful word in their notebooks is a treasure more valuable than gold outside.
If they were willing to sell, people would queue up to exchange their Magic Books for a dium-sized world.
After Ali and Wuni finished taking notes, Richard waved his hand, dismissing the three-dinsional image beside him.
"That will be all for now, it’s best if you practice these things often, especially the cyclic nesting. Do not fear danger; the resources behind you are abundant. As long as you do not die—even if only a trace of your Residual Soul is left—I can save you."
Ali and Wuni nodded slightly, especially Ali. She knew that Richard’s words were primarily directed at her.
Her Bloodline has great potential, but she relied too much on its developnt, neglecting subjective modifications.
With the techniques at her disposal, she could entirely cultivate stronger organs to replace the weaker naturally grown ones in her body.
But she overlooked this since she did not have to go to the battlefield.
After speaking, Richard turned to Wuni.
"Make the best use of the knowledge I’ve given you. Rember, do not be stingy with materials. If you need rare materials, go directly to Talal Peak, and he will provide you adequately."
Wuni is not following the Physique route, or rather, he is not solely pursuing the Physique route.
Therefore, his focus is on learning Richard’s knowledge in the Rules domain. This knowledge can significantly enhance his Alchemy and Shaping Power level, allowing him to create more outstanding works.
Richard has set a goal for him—a Rule cha that can interact with the Flesh.
Wuni nodded earnestly but had a hint of distress in his brows.
Here, he is not the highly respected Great Wizard of the outside world, just an Apprentice with difficult assignnts from his teacher.
Richard opened the Dinsion Gate, letting them leave. Then, Tai’er appeared in the laboratory.
"I apologize, my King. I have no mory of the Dinsion."
Tai’er looked ashad. Richard had given him ample ti, but he still could not find his Dinsion traces. Moreover, nothing related to him was found on the Titan Dinsion side.
It seems that after being devoured, he actively severed his connection with the main Dinsion.
"If there’s no mory, so be it," Richard said indifferently. "Without mory, take the Abyss Dominator path, and first, let’s look at this body."
With that, Richard snapped his fingers. The next mont, a massive body hundreds of ters long appeared in the laboratory.
Seeing this body, Tai’er’s gaze imdiately fixated on it.
On this body, he felt an incredibly formidable presence.
Is this truly the body of an ordinary Dominator?
Richard looked at the body, a faint smile appearing on his face.
"I used many new techniques in this body. Once you establish a soul and flesh connection, it’s best to adapt. If there are any places that need adjustnts, let know."
Tai’er swallowed, and his soul promptly broke free from his old body and entered the new body.
The instant he entered, an Energy Wave erupted from within the body, causing the entire laboratory to tremble due to the intense energy fluctuation.
Richard waved his hand, halting the Energy Wave, watching everything with great interest.
His evolved Soul Talent allowed him to directly see the energy flow in this body and the integration of soul and flesh.
In his view, the fusion between Tai’er and the body was very smooth. This soul and flesh fusion was the first ti Richard had seen it so directly.
Suddenly, Richard’s expression paused.
An inspiration suddenly flashed through his mind.
Isn’t the integration of soul and flesh a form of Dinsion fusion in so sense?
After a creature ascends to a Dominator, the soul links with a Dinsion. In a way, the Dominator’s soul has already fused with the Dinsion, becoming an incarnation of the Illusionary Dinsion in the Material World.
If he increased the degree of this fusion, letting the soul and Dinsion rge entirely, wouldn’t integrating the Dinsion into the body be logical?
For a mont, Richard felt his heart pounding.
He felt he might have found the right path.
Without hesitation, Richard imdiately noted down the idea, even though he did not know how to enhance the fusion degree between soul and Dinsion at this mont, nor did he know if the rged soul could still fuse with the body as smoothly as before.
But an inspiration is what it is because of its uncertainty.
If it were 100% correct, it would be called Divine Revelation.
Monts later, Tai’er Peak’s body finished its fusion.
The enormous body began to shrink under his control, eventually transforming to Richard’s size.
"My king."
Tai’er Peak respectfully addressed Richard.
Richard nodded slightly, then curiously asked, "How do you feel?"
Tai’er Peak moved his body a bit, his facial expression was nothing short of complex.
"I find it difficult to describe this body; it is too strong, so strong that I cannot delicately control it. I feel I must start training anew—like an Apprentice—slowly adapting to this body."
"That’s just perfect," Richard laughed, "I happen to have an instructor here. I’ll send you over and let you see the current mother world."
Tai’er Peak’s eyes lit up. Since his return, he hadn’t ventured outside the Dinsion. He had little understanding of the current Titans, only that the current Titans belonged to the Abyss Civilization, and there are two other Dominators within the civilization.
"I obey the king’s command," Tai’er Peak respectfully replied.
The Power of Dinsion slowly transford into the Dinsion Gate, and Richard led Tai’er Peak into the Abyss World.
Compared to last ti, the now Abyss World had beco bustling.
The Miracle School’s Abyss Alchemy Factory had already spread across the Abyss World, with a continuous stream of Abyss Demon Armor being transported to various places. The initially hidden Abyss Demons in the Abyss were also summoned, beginning so basic training according to Tara Peak’s instructions.
In the battlefield against the Civilization Devourer, without a military formation, one wouldn’t even qualify to deplete the Civilization Devourer’s strength.
In addition, research institutes from other civilizations were conducting research all over the Abyss World.
Much like how the Corpse Blood Stone from the Natural Federation is extrely valuable to Wizards.
The many Abyssal plants and Abyssal minerals of the Abyss Civilization also possess extraordinary value.
This value might not have had the chance to be displayed in the Abyss, but within other civilizations, this value will shine brilliantly.
Tai’er Peak looked at the world before him, feeling both unfamiliar and close.
In a trance, his consciousness suddenly broke away from his body and rged with a vast will.
In the next mont, the Sovereign’s Vision began.
The massive will swept across the land, and shortly afterward, beside the blood moon representing Richard, another star appeared.
A ripple appeared in the Void, and subsequently, the three Guardians of the Abyss World, alongside Tara Peak stationed in the Abyss World, stood before Richard.
Seeing Tai’er Peak not far away undergoing Abyssal heritage acceptance, Tara Peak’s face showed a trace of amazent.
"Have you already compiled a personality for him?"
Richard nodded slightly, "Yes, it was done recently. His mory loss is serious, and the Dinsion cannot be retrieved. He needs to adapt to his body here during this ti and learn how to be an Abyss Dominator."
Tara Peak nodded slightly, having anticipated the Dinsion could not be recovered.
Though he had recovered his Dinsion, he had to retrace the advancent journey of that year for its return.
It’s just that, with mory intact, it was a smooth process.
Without mory, regaining a Dinsion is as difficult as a mortal ascending to heaven.
"Moreover, keep an eye out during this ti," Richard spoke again, "I am about to go to a civilization that isn’t very friendly, and there may be so conflicts. If the numbers are overwhelming, I will summon you and Tai’er Peak."
To liberate the combat power of the Natural Federation, the Curse Demon Empire is inevitably a place to visit.
Tara Peak displayed a trace of surprise on his face, then solemnly nodded.
"Rest assured, I guarantee we will support at the first mont when summoned."
Richard nodded slightly, then introduced Tara Peak’s identity to the returning Tai’er Peak.
Once arrangents were made, Richard embarked on the road to the Curse Demon Empire.
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Natural Federation.
"Are you going alone?"
The Great World Tree looked at Richard, a trace of surprise on its face.
"Although Youming’s remarks can be rather extre, his evaluation of the Curse Demons is quite accurate. Curse Demons are a bunch of slave masters; it might be sowhat dangerous for you to go alone."
Richard smiled, then brought out the Dominator Puppet.
"Don’t worry, I am prepared for this. There are two Dominators in the Alliance without tasks; if I encounter danger, they can support anyti.
With your support, wouldn’t seven Dominators surely prevail over one Curse Demon?"
"That’s certainly the case," the Great World Tree sighed, "but those Curse Demons have very strange thods, even Dominators might fall for their tricks.
Before you go, make sure to protect your soul."
Soul protection?
Richard displayed a slight smile.
On his soul, the crimson Ghost God Mask was emitting an ominous red glow.
"Then let’s pray for their good fortune."
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