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

Chapter 749 The Expedition

With Jemin's order given, a month later, the Tentacle Tree Civilization's fleet completed its formation in the void at the edge of the Purgatory Sulfur Plane continent. From afar, tens of thousands of silver-gray warships stretched out neatly, like a steel forest suspended in the dark depths of space.

The newly painted shield runes on the ship's surface shimmered with a pale blue light in the void, undulating slightly with the flow of energy, like layers of breathing scales.

After all, Jemin was indeed a bit broke recently, so the number of new warships of the Tentacle Tree Civilization was not too many.

Although the number is smaller, the combat power of this fleet is completely different from what it used to be.

After being reverse-engineered and fully upgraded by the Divine Armaments, the Tentacle Tree Civilization's ship cannons were reduced in caliber, but their energy density increased several times over.

Deep within the fleet, one can occasionally spot a few command ships that are noticeably larger.

Standing on the bridge was no longer the captain of the Tentacle Tree Civilization, but a black giant priest with dark gold patterns flowing across his body. There weren't many level six black giant priests mixed in with the fleet, but each one was enough to stand alone on the battlefield.

Dimensional warfare has never been a game for servant civilizations to fight alone.

There always needs to be someone who can keep things under control.

In case the opposing plane harbors some previously undetectable special combat power, or when the battle is at a stalemate and it is necessary to concentrate forces to forcibly tear open a defensive line, these black giant priests are specifically prepared for such situations.

However, this time Viola's requirement is to completely preserve the surface ecosystem, so the main force is still the Tentacle Tree Civilization.

After all, in terms of conquering different civilizations, the Tentacle Tree Civilization may even have more experience than Jemin.

Just then, a teleportation array suddenly lit up in the void.

The silvery-white light slowly dissipated, and Viola emerged from it.

Today she changed into a more combat-ready outfit; her dark blue robe was put away, replaced by a neatly tailored short robe, and her long silver-gray hair was tied into a high ponytail, swaying gently with her steps.

She had a small potion pouch hanging from her waist, bulging with the pain potions she had personally concocted.

Compared to her usual quiet and scholarly demeanor, she was more like a sharp blade that had been drawn from its sheath at this moment.

However, when that familiar smile appeared on her lips, she regained a sense of familiar relaxation.

Wow, that's quite a show of force.

Viola casually remarked as she surveyed the fleet formation in the void.

Her gaze lingered on the black giant priests for a moment, a hint of satisfaction flashing in her eyes.

"They even transferred me to a research unit like this?"

"Just in case," Jemin replied calmly.

Viola nodded slightly, but didn't say anything more.

"Alright." She raised her hand to tidy up the stray hairs on her forehead, then flew past Jemin toward the main control room of the Purgatory Sulfur Plane. "Let's begin, the sooner we finish, the sooner we can call it a day."

Jemin glanced at her and followed her.

The two quickly entered the control room.

The interior space was even larger than it appeared from the outside, with layers of interlocking control arrays surrounding it, and the core projection of a plane-level magic array floating in the center.

Countless runes spun slowly like fine starlight, and the air was filled with the unique heat of the elemental pool when it was being used for output.

Without the slightest hesitation, Viola raised her hand and unleashed her solidified domain of laws.

Grayish-white runes of the law of pain spread out beneath her feet, instantly forming a stable circular halo.

Dozens of fine, law-like tendrils extended from the edge of the halo, like invisible nerve endings, probing directly into the depths of the plane's origin. The next moment, the plane's origin suddenly lit up.

A burst of golden light emanated from the core, instantly illuminating the entire control room as if it were daytime, even casting a faint golden rim on the control screen in front of Jemin.

Jemin wasted no time, his hands already moving rapidly across the main control array.

He activated the authority runes one by one, and the entire plane-level magic array began to emit a deep and long rumble.

The output power of the level 7 large elemental pool began to climb, and the golden wish power in the incense and deity system was continuously injected into the energy torrent along the established path.

boom……

The entire Sulfur Plane of Purgatory was trembling slightly.

It was as if the entire plane was being forcibly awakened. The power accumulated by the plane-level magic array was constantly gathering in the center of the control room, eventually condensing into a dazzling pillar of light that shot straight into the void above.

Viola closed her eyes, her senses following the tendrils of the laws deep into the very origin of the plane.

What she's doing is far more complex than it appears on the surface.

The dimensional coordinates that Viola had previously calculated were quickly converted by her into navigation parameters that the dimensional source could understand.

Immediately afterwards, her solidified law domain acted like an invisible hand, slowly manipulating the spatial structure of the entire plane, gradually bringing it closer to the target coordinates.

This is a delicate operation that can only be accomplished in a field where rules are solidified.

It is necessary to ensure the stability of spatial displacement while avoiding excessive damage to the plane itself.

The slightest mistake could tear open not just a controllable dimensional portal, but a spatial catastrophe capable of engulfing the border continent.

A moment later, Viola opened one eye and turned her head to look at Jemin.

"Navigation locked." A hint of barely concealed pleasure lingered in her voice. "Let's begin!"

"Isn't the precision of your coordinates a bit off?" Jemin looked at the parameters on the screen, feeling a bit of a sore throat.

"As long as it works, it's fine. I just tweaked it a bit. Now it's up to you... tear it up." Viola waved her hand dismissively.

Without saying anything more, Jemin suddenly clasped his hands together and slapped the last activation rune into the control core.

hum! ! !

In an instant, the dimensional barrier above the continent of the Purgatory Sulfur Plane seemed to be gripped tightly by an invisible giant hand, and even visible wrinkles appeared on the entire dimensional barrier.

As Jemin continued operating, a black crack suddenly tore open.

At first it was just a thin line, but in the blink of an eye, the crack expanded into a huge spatial rift spanning hundreds of kilometers.

Inside the rift, the chaotic currents of the endless void surged ceaselessly, with dark purple lightning crackling wildly within, emitting deafening roars. At the other end of the rift, a blue-green plane floated quietly in the void.

It was a standard small plane, similar in size to a planet, but in the form of a flat continent with a round sky.

Through the dimensional barrier and thin clouds, one can see vast expanses of undeveloped native vegetation below, several majestic mountain ranges extending from the center of the continent to both sides, and a long, winding coastline, like an ancient scar sleeping in the azure sea.

Even though Jemin and his group caused such a commotion, there was no overly intense reaction within the plane.

There were no massive war fortresses, no towering defensive arrays, and not even high-energy reactions.

If it weren't for the abundant jungle vegetation, Jemin would have even doubted whether this plane was some kind of lifeless, barren place. But in any case, it was land suitable for establishing the foundation of a wizard's tower.

Viola looked at the dimensional planet on the other side of the rift, nodded in satisfaction, and then gestured with her chin toward Jemin.

"Well done. Once I tear open the barrier between the two dimensions, your people can go in."