"Haha, great, wonderful!" As Yasen noticed the situation, he imdiately laughed, "Just you wait, I’m coming over right now, sothing like this calls for a banquet to celebrate."
His reaction was nearly identical to Lor’s earlier, as if the two had planned it beforehand.
The only thing missing was a nomination for Levan as Speaker, because he didn’t have the ability.
As he was about to end the communication, Levan stopped him: "Grandfather, don’t rush, I have one more thing to tell you."
"Hmm?" Yasen paused, looking at Levan curiously.
"My ntor wants to nominate for Speaker after the banquet ends."
Levan sighed: "But I feel that with my current contributions to the Wizard Alliance, I don’t qualify to beco Speaker."
"Therefore, my ntor asked to consult you. As long as you agree, he won’t nominate ."
When Levan said this, Yasen was briefly stunned, then turned his head to look directly at Lor.
Lor didn’t speak, he rely nodded with a smile.
Yasen turned his head back, looking at Levan, wanting to speak but hesitating.
He hesitated for quite a while, but didn’t say a single word.
This was the Speaker’s position!
Even he couldn’t help Levan much in this regard.
Lor was willing to help, yet his own grandson refused?
This is simply...
"Grandfather, I’m not joking." Levan looked seriously at Yasen on the screen.
One minute...
Three minutes...
Five minutes later, Yasen sighed, sowhat helplessly waving his hand: "Alright, we’ll do as you say."
He knew what was right, but he didn’t want to force his children and grandson.
Just as when Levan’s parents wanted to join the final battle against the gods, he didn’t refuse, and they both fell in the last monts.
Similarly, when Levan wanted to go to the front lines during the Silver Wolf invasion, he also didn’t refuse, and ultimately the child was forcibly brought back by Lor.
And now, he similarly didn’t want to refuse Levan’s request.
"Thank you, Grandfather." Levan bead, turning to look at Lor: "ntor!"
He knew that Grandfather would never reject his request, just like he didn’t refuse when he wanted to visit the Divine Kingdom.
"You’re spoiling him." Lor didn’t mind the jubilant Levan, and looked disdainfully at Yasen on the screen.
"I have no choice." Yasen helplessly shrugged.
"Alright, I’ll go prepare the banquet, you get here quickly." Lor couldn’t be bothered with this nonsense anymore, he took a step and vanished from the cultivation room door.
...
Wizard Calendar 4680, January 15th.
At the top level of Lor Wizard Tower, inside the study.
"Master Lor."
On the screen, Kateya looked at Lor with a troubled expression: "Let alone those Wizard Apprentices, even those Third Ring Wizards can’t understand the Ti Runes you provided, they can’t construct the Experintal Witchcraft Model at all."
"I just showed this Witchcraft Rune Model to Speaker Yasen, Levan, Van, and the others, and they all said they couldn’t understand it, let alone construct even the most basic Ti Rune in the Sea of Consciousness."
As for the Space Rune, though understanding is difficult, the apprentices can still understand a bit.
Countless bits accumulate to form a complete experintal process.
As for ti, not understanding already ans the end of the experint.
"I understand, I’ll try to think of another way." Lor rubbed his temples and directly cut off the communication.
Just ten days ago, he finally created the Ti Disruption Witchcraft and handed it to Kateya for experintation.
But after ten days, he received such terrible news.
If no one can help him conduct model verification experints, then what should he do?
Do it directly?
What if sothing goes wrong?
Even a random mistake could waste an incredibly precious Witchcraft Position, he truly doesn’t dare take a gamble.
According to Francis, after painstakingly reviewing the latest theories concluded from the Second World’s civilization information exchange list, it’s shown that rune model construction can only be conducted within the Sea of Consciousness because no other thod can simulate the unique ability of Wizards to understand Laws as runes.
Therefore, he can only rely on other wizards to help verify, there is no shortcut.
"Is my path to Space-Ti Witchcraft truly at an end?" Lor furrowed his brows deeply, eyes full of unwillingness.
To speak of the Ti System, he has already put in an enormous amount of energy.
From the very beginning, the attitude of Blood towards him, and the rewards in the special ga "Ti" compared to "Space," show a clear disparity.
Later, Blood’s attitude changed likely because his progress in the Ti System couldn’t satisfy them.
All of this indicates the strength of the Ti Faction.
"No, it’s not entirely hopeless." Lor summoned the ga panel, deeply staring at the information there, "As long as there are players to assist with experints, everything will be fine."
As a true pioneer in the Wizard System’s Ti Faction, he had long been ntally prepared to encounter various special accidents, having resolved many problems before.
But a situation that nearly pushed him to a dead end like this was the first he’d encountered.
Even if he abandons the Path of Ti, he can still continue along the Path of Space without substantial losses except for the previously invested energy.
He believes that no matter the beings, with even a one-in-a-million chance, they would never easily give up.
He is no different.
"Wait."
Lor closed the ga panel and looked at the River of Ti Scroll on the wall, contemplating: "Around Wizard Calendar 5000, players will descend for the twelfth ti; by then, the answer will be revealed."
"Before that, I need to collect more Ti Rune Fragnts, piecing together more complete Ti Runes for the second assessnt in 4735."
"Even if I can’t continue on the Path of Ti, I must extend the ti for the Ti Rune in that agreent to its utmost."
"Though in the agreent, the basic Ti Rune can delay for at most 2,500 years, possibly failing to enable breakthroughs for Sanchez and them, as long as I bypass the domain defect to reach Tier Six, I’ll be able to preserve the Wizard Plane even solely relying on the Space System."
It’s crucial to prepare for both scenarios.
He’s unwilling to abandon the Path of Ti but must plan for if the path proves unviable.
Fortunately, even only pursuing the Space System isn’t weak; it’s just not as perfect.
Bypassing domain defects rely amplifies this imperfection.
Though the situation is indeed lousy, it’s not entirely hopeless.
Lor suppressed all sorts of thoughts and focused on searching for new Ti Rune Fragnts within the River of Ti Scroll.
Having experienced the tempering of several thousand years, even the greatest blow can only disrupt his thoughts briefly.
No matter how rugged the future road may be, he believes he can lead the Wizard Alliance forward, even blooming more brilliantly than in his previous life.
...
Wizard Calendar 4722, August 8th.
Milton Continent, Energy Furnace Research Institute, in a large laboratory.
Ernie nervously placed a towering Energy Furnace, 30 miles high with an intricately detailed Energy Loop that looked dizzying, into a Sixth Ring Charging Magic Array.
Behind him, Aaron and Lawson watched without blinking, their senses locked tightly around the Energy Furnace, fearing missing the slightest detail.
This Energy Furnace was the result of their exhaustive efforts combining knowledge from the Second World civilization information exchange list.
If this fails, they’ll have to wait for the Magic Artifact Research Institute to break through.
"Splash—"
After setting the Energy Furnace in place, Ernie poured in a million Magic Crystals, directly activating the central control magic array."
"Buzz—"
With a slight buzzing sound, the energy loops on the Energy Furnace surface lit up in sequence from the top downwards.
The three didn’t dare breathe, afraid sothing might crack again.
One minute...
Five minutes...
Ten minutes later, the Energy Furnace was formally activated, and the Sixth Ring Charging Magic Array was truly lit, yet not even a single crack appeared on the large Energy Furnace.
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