I, a cultivator, have ended up in the wizarding world

Chapter 767 Doubts

Although Jemin's solidified domain of laws has reached a state where even if the fusion fails, it will not affect his own safety.

However, to prevent any unforeseen circumstances, Jemin still spent several days going through almost all the information related to "the fusion of the solidified domain of laws with the origin of the plane" in the Star Ring Federation's public database.

From the advancement guide for sixth-level wizards to the dimensional management manual written by seventh-level wizards; from experimental reports within the Norren Workshop to the standard operating procedures for dimensional fusion issued by the Star Ring Federation Military...

He read every single page of everything he could find.

These materials are written in great detail.

What preparations need to be made before fusion, what risks are involved in fusion, how to stabilize the plane's origin after fusion, how to deal with the backlash of laws, how to prevent the spiritual sea from becoming out of sync with the plane's origin... Every item was written out in a clear and organized manner, and even the emergency plans were listed in a very detailed manner.

However, there is one problem that has never been addressed in any official documentation.

After merging with the origins of different planes, how exactly do wizards "see" other planes?

The document repeatedly mentions only one thing: all planes that have been reclaimed and fundamentally modified by the wizard civilization will emit a special wave signal through a plane-level magic array.

That signal could only be received by plane-level magic arrays belonging to the same wizarding civilization, and was used to identify "this is a plane that has been occupied by the wizarding civilization". However, the data only mentioned this one type of wave signal from beginning to end.

If there's only one type of wave signal, it's enough to distinguish friend from foe, but there's another thing that Jemin can't understand:

In the boundless, endless chaotic void, how do they distinguish which plane is the starting plane of the wizard civilization and which is the ordinary plane that was conquered later? Although time and space are chaotic in the endless chaotic void, the wizard civilization generally uses the method of artificially constructing relative coordinates to conduct cross-void searches.

However, to construct relative coordinates, there must be a clear initial coordinate point.

A reference point that all planes can use as a reference.

Without a doubt, the starting plane of the wizard civilization naturally possesses the function of this coordinate point.

But after searching through the data for several days, he still couldn't find a way to confirm the initial coordinates.

After confirming that he had not missed any information in the document, Jieming decisively opened the Magic Network terminal and initiated a communication request.

A few seconds later, the light screen lit up.

Viola's figure appeared in the picture.

She was sitting in a wizard tower that looked like it was only half-finished. Behind her was a row of rune pipes that were still flashing and being tested, with several energy-conducting lines exposed. There were even piles of construction materials that hadn't been cleared away yet.

Her silver-gray hair was casually tied back, clearly indicating that she had been halfway through her work at the construction site when he pulled her out of her reverie with this call.

She glanced at Jieming first, then put the tools in her hand aside, and the corners of her mouth habitually turned up.

"Junior," she said in a light tone, drawing out the last syllable, "what trouble have you found this time?"

Jemin didn't beat around the bush and went straight to the point: "Senior, I want to ask you something. None of the data mentions the starting plane of the wizarding civilization. How do you distinguish it from a bunch of ordinary planes? Or is the starting coordinate of the coordinate system someone else?"

Viola listened with a very calm expression, as if she had expected him to ask this question.

"You're only asking now?" She chuckled softly, her tone carrying a hint of something that was hard to decipher—a mix of teasing and praise. "It seems you're already preparing for your first fusion of the plane's origins. Not bad. The starting coordinates of the coordinate system are indeed the starting plane of the wizard civilization, but the starting plane doesn't need any special markings."

Jemin raised an eyebrow: "No need to mark it?"

"Yes." Viola raised her eyes, her gaze falling outside the light screen as if recalling something. "The starting plane of the wizard civilization is quite conspicuous. After you merge with the plane's origin, you only need to 'see' the most conspicuous one."

Then, as if she had just remembered something, she revealed a wicked smile and slowly added, "By the way, remember to reduce your perception intensity when you first fuse with the origin of the plane."

On the other end of the communication, Jemin paused for a moment.

Reduce perceived intensity?

Generally speaking, after merging with the origin of a plane, a wizard's perception of the elements becomes extremely acute.

The massive elemental turbulence in the endless chaotic void will become the basic background color in your field of vision.

According to the records, when wizards at that time sensed the endless chaotic void, they would feel as if they saw a dazzling and distorted patch of colored light, each representing a turbulent flow of elements.

To search for other planes within that chaotic background, the wizard must look for those orderly points of light that are slightly different from the background color.

The higher the degree of order, the clearer the light spots, which indicates that the law structure of that plane is more stable.

Following this logic, the higher the perception setting is, the better.

But Viola said that she should lower her perception.

Instead of immediately refuting him, Jemin asked, "Why?"

Viola looked at him, her smile deepening, but she didn't answer directly. Instead, she said vaguely, "Just do as I say. When you actually see it, you'll understand why I'm saying this."

She clearly didn't intend to reveal all the answers in the communication.

"Let me remind you," she added, her tone more serious than before, "don't go all out with your senses right away. That thing isn't something you can just stare at head-on with your highest level of perception."

Riddler, get out of Gotham!

Jemin silently recited a few words to himself, stared at her for a couple of seconds, and nodded: "I understand."

Viola gave a soft "hmm," seemingly satisfied with his reaction, and raised her hand to hang up.

Just before the communication ended, Jemin added, "Are you sure that seeing the most conspicuous one... will lead you to the starting plane?" "Yes," Viola answered decisively. "You'll recognize it at first glance. You don't need to look for it; it will simply enter your senses on its own."

After saying that, the communication was disconnected.

The light screen went dark.

Jieming stood in the center of the quiet room, frowning and deep in thought.

The one that's most conspicuous is the one.

These words sounded light and easy, yet they also sounded like some kind of extremely certain judgment.

He stood there for a moment, but ultimately chose to believe his senior.

While Viola often liked to create an air of mystery, she would never gamble with his safety in such crucial situations. Jemin turned and walked to the main control array of the Infernal Sulfur Plane.

He sent a series of instructions to the black giant priests responsible for maintaining the plane-level magic array through the magic network terminal.

Soon, the power of the magic array began to increase step by step, and the spatial structure of the entire surface also trembled slightly.

The slowly rotating golden core of the plane's origin lit up with a soft, steady light in the center of the control room.

Once everything was ready, Jemin returned to the quiet room.

He stood still and slowly unfolded his solidified domain of laws.

A dark golden aura extended out from the quiet room.

Over the years, the coverage area of ​​the solidified laws has reached tens of kilometers.

However, considering that the strength of the solidified domain after a wizard merges with the origin of the plane will directly affect the strength of perception, he did not rashly expand the domain to its limit.

Instead, following Viola's advice, he proactively suppressed the strength of his domain to an extremely low level.

Then, he manipulated the suppressed domain and slowly probed towards the origin of the plane using the plane array.