Ti flies, and fifty-three years passed in the blink of an eye.
In a vast void, Lor stepped out of a spatial rift, and skillfully applied in the Second World, "Locate my current coordinate in the Crystal Domain."
[Detected that a Space-Ti Transcender is applying to locate the Crystal Domain coordinates. This positioning will cost one hundred thousand Illusion Dream Value.
Illusion Dream Value has been deducted, locating in progress.
Location complete.
Current coordinates of the Space-Ti Transcender: Crystal Domain - Blood Territory - Plane Sea No. 758 - 5113.12768.8166]
"Finally back." Seeing the third column of coordinates, Lor breathed a sigh of relief.
For the past fifty-three years, he had been constantly relocating the Wizard Plane Group towards the Plane Sea No. 758.
Compared to conducting a space jump with tens of millions of living beings, relocating the Plane Group was undoubtedly a thousand tis more difficult.
The hardest part was not the relocation itself, but the necessity to let the Plane Group halt for a year after every ten relocations to prevent irreparable damage to the origin of the Plane Group.
It’s worth ntioning that the players descended once again during the relocation.
Because the Life Tree Root on the Abyss 71st Layer had just been placed not long ago, this descent of the players brought only a bit over forty-six thousand Origin Points to Lor.
"If I hadn’t mastered the Void Stone, I would’ve taken thousands to tens of thousands of years to bring back the Wizard Plane Group, wouldn’t I?"
Lor secretly rejoiced for a mont, then turned his gaze to the fourth column of coordinates: "Starts with 5113, so it’s in the central area of the Plane Sea No. 758."
"There aren’t many Plane Groups belonging to the Wizard Alliance in this region... whatever, we’ll make do, even if it ans a bit of hardship for the students."
He truly did not want to move the Plane Group again; who knows if the next relocation might veer off to another Plane Sea.
Should any accident cause the jump to deviate too far, it might take dozens or even hundreds of years to move back.
Once certain of the landing point for the Plane Group, Lor imdiately used the spatial mark reserved in his study to step out, arriving from outside the Plane Group into his study.
After using the Continent Communication Device to inform Francis and his students of the result, he turned his attention to the Second World civilization information exchange list to learn more about the current situation of the Vortex Plane Sea.
According to Blood’s account, the Vortex Plane Sea opens for only ten thousand years.
The opening ti of the Vortex Plane Sea was in Wizard Calendar year 11500, which ans it would close in the Wizard Calendar year 21500.
It is now February 17, Wizard Calendar year 12036, leaving Lor with nine thousand four hundred years.
Because the fusion experint of the Space-Ti Law Treasure has yet to find a starting point, if the Law Value at the bottom of the Vortex Plane Sea is easy to earn, he intends to temporarily set aside the fusion of the Law Treasure to try his luck at the Vortex Plane Sea first.
...
On the east side of the Space Floating City, at the top of a Space Wizard Tower just a bit shorter than the Lor Wizard Tower.
Van opened the Continent Communication Device, looked at the Wizard Plane Group coordinates sent by his ntor, and a look of anticipation flashed in his eyes: "Finally back."
The return of the Wizard Plane Group marks the beginning of the era of great developnt for the Wizard Alliance.
If soday the territories of over a million Plane Groups can be fully developed, he finds it hard to imagine what a grand sight it would be.
"By then, a genius with a Spatial Talent above Tier Seven might appear every few days, wouldn’t they?" Van was still envisioning the future when another communication request appeared on the Continent Communication Device.
This communication request was from Francis. Van didn’t hesitate and directly connected.
"Speaker Van, how long will it take you to establish a sufficiently long space node?" In the light screen, Francis asked with a slight urgency and concern.
According to Lor’s plan, Van must first construct a space node long enough to vaguely locate the Wizard Plane Group, before the speakers can be moved out to oversee the pioneering of each Plane Group.
Otherwise, randomly entering and exiting the Wizard Plane Group risks exposing its coordinates.
"Give three hundred years." Van pondered for a mont and provided a straightforward answer.
He didn’t ntion the length or the direction of the space node because all these matters can only be known by himself.
"Alright, three hundred years then." Francis nodded, "Do you need any materials? The Wizard Alliance Central Library can provide support at any ti."
"No need."
Van shook his head, "The most important thing in constructing a space node is the Void Stone."
"Nearly all of the Wizard Alliance’s Void Stones are with my ntor, so I’ll just get them from his library."
At this point, he paused slightly and curiously changed the topic: "Speaker Francis, how many speakers have chosen to opt-out of the great pioneering?"
Initially, his ntor said that if they were unwilling to risk being ambushed by remnants of Tier Seven and Eight from those listed civilizations during the Plane Group pioneering, they could choose to find Francis to opt-out.
He estimated that at least ten speakers would withdraw, knowing full well that even with Vincentia’s rescue, succeeding under a Tier Seven ambush had slim chances, as it would be too late.
One careless move, and it might cost a life.
"Two." A smile appeared on Francis’s face.
"So few?!" Van raised an eyebrow, surprised.
"It’s actually not surprising."
Francis slowly explained, "Outside, even if a Tier Seven being risks their life, they may not get a Tier Seven Law Treasure, let alone Tier Six."
"But our Wizard Alliance?"
"Because of the gift from Speaker Lor, we can directly link the Wizard’s contribution to civilization with Law Value."
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