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

Chapter 710 New Mission

Moreover, the gains over the years have included not only the reflected dimensional creatures, but also tens of thousands of divine weapons scattered throughout the plane, as well as ancient civilization tombstones discovered recently inside the white dwarf star at the core of the plane.

It contains a complete record of the history, technology, and warfare system of that extinct civilization, as well as all research findings on combating the beings of the Reflection Dimension. This is combined with the knowledge of the entire Tentacle Tree civilization, and the entire Tentacle Tree plane itself.

The total gains from this interdimensional war were astonishing.

Thinking about this, Jemin was even somewhat glad that he had called for help immediately fifty years ago.

Otherwise, even if only one reflection dimension creature is missed, his plane will be doomed.

"What's next?"

"Jeremy asked," Jemin said.

"Should we continue searching?"

Dean Avery and several other level seven wizards exchanged glances.

"That's right, we plan to conduct a fourth search."

Dean Avery Knight gave a very straightforward answer.

"Although theoretically there shouldn't be any omissions, things related to the reflection dimension... it's better to search again than to miss a single one." Jemin nodded, then suddenly frowned slightly.

Viola noticed this keenly.

"What's wrong?" She tilted her head and looked at him.

Jemin paused for a moment, then sighed, "My mandatory war conscription period is almost up, and I probably won't be able to stay with you guys anymore." He couldn't help but complain, "I've fought an entire interdimensional war, from invasion to occupation, even absorbing civilizations. But recently the Star Ring Federation's military told me that doesn't count?"

The air fell silent for a moment.

The next moment, Dean Avery burst out laughing.

Moreover, the laughter grew louder and louder, the booming sound reverberating between the metal walls of the research institute, even causing the sealing sphere on the work surface to sway slightly.

Viola shook her head helplessly: "Of course, the counterattack war doesn't count. It's written in black and white in the regulations of the Federal Military."

"Article 3, Section 7 of the Supplementary Provisions: Passive defensive operations are not counted towards mandatory conscription missions. Even if you destroy the opposing civilization, if the war started with someone else attacking you, it doesn't count as fulfilling the quota. So you'd better just go and participate in mandatory conscription."

Jemin: ….

He suddenly understood why many wizards hated the Federal Military.

Dean Avery couldn't help but laugh: "But if we really consider the counterattack, we wouldn't be standing here helping you today." "According to regulations, during the mandatory rest period after completing a mission, high-ranking wizards are not allowed to participate in any new high-risk operations."

"And the rest of us..." the old man pointed to the level seven wizards around him, "are also currently in a period of forced rest."

"If you had actually taken the previous war into account, you would have been the first one to suffer."

"Because you have to send us all back immediately, and then face the rest of the Reflection Dimension creatures alone."

Jemin remained silent.

A few seconds later, he exhaled resignedly.

The fact that the Federal Military could design the regulations so precisely shows that they had already plugged all the loopholes.

However, Dean Avery suddenly changed the subject.

"actually……"

"If you really find the recruitment missions troublesome, I have a good option for you."

Jemin raised his head.

Dean Avery looked him up and down, his gaze lingering for a moment on the golden vertical eye between his eyebrows.

"Normally, this kind of task requires at least a level six wizard to accept."

"However, you've already had actual contact with the creatures of the Reflection Dimension and even withstood an attack from a dimensional portal. Assigning you shouldn't be a problem." Viola, standing beside her, suddenly became interested: "Related to the Reflection Dimension?"

"I guess so."

Dean Avery nodded, his tone gradually becoming more serious.

"A friend of mine messaged me a while ago, saying that one of the worlds under his control has recently run into some trouble."

"It has now been confirmed that there is a subordinate race in that dimension that has somehow mastered the technology to connect to the reflection dimension."

The air in the laboratory suddenly became a little quieter.

"Although the scale of the opened passage is not large, far from reaching the level of large-scale dimensional erasure here, the local destructive power is still extremely strong due to the dimensional difference at the moment the passage opens."

"Those who have mastered the technology have formed a resistance army and are now wreaking havoc throughout that dimension."

He looked directly at Jemin with his dark brown eyes: "And you happen to be one of the few who can withstand attacks from dimensional portals. So this mission is perfect for you."

Jemin seemed to be deep in thought upon hearing this.

Dean Avery continued, "More importantly, those rebels possess the technology truly related to the Reflection Dimension." "Haven't you always wanted to study Reflection Dimension creatures? Then this technical data should be quite valuable to you."

"And everything you capture is yours."

As the last sentence fell, the light in Jemin's eyes shone brightly.

"I'll go," Jemin replied almost without hesitation.

Viola, standing next to her, immediately showed a hint of envy.

She really wanted to go.

Unfortunately, she knew very well that she could kill, but she couldn't withstand the blows.

The Law of Pain is extremely lethal to beings in the Reflection Dimension, but she doesn't have the abnormal survival ability of Jemin to withstand dimensional channels.

It would be dangerous for her to go on such a mission.

Thinking of this, she looked down at the sealed sphere in her arms again.

Forget it.

A single complete sample of the reflection dimensions would be enough for her to study for thousands of years.

Dean Avery nodded in satisfaction.

He wasn't actually worried about his friend rejecting him.

Because quests related to the Reflection Dimension are always among the hardest to find in the seventh-level wizarding community.

It's not that no one wants to take the job, but rather that there are too few qualified people.

While wizards who can perceive dimensions are rare, they are not so rare that they are impossible to find.

But... a wizard who can withstand attacks from dimensional portals is truly a treasure to every faction.

What's truly troublesome for the rebels is simply the dimensional technology they possess.

As long as someone can withstand the attack from the opened dimensional portal, the remaining problems are not difficult to solve.

With that in mind, Dean Avery turned around and walked to the magic network terminal in the corner to contact his friend.

After greeting the others, Jemin stepped onto the teleportation array back to the Purgatory Sulfur Plane, preparing to make arrangements for the next few decades of his faction's affairs.

Inside the laboratory, a steady, pale blue light shines down.

At work, the spot where that activated test tube used to sit is still there.

The little creature now hangs permanently on the black giant priest's shoulder, occasionally returning to "inspect" the lab and point out the new equipment. Before the experiment, Jemin sat down, activated the controls, and a large amount of runic light slowly unfolded.

Jemin began to dictate his new plans:

"The defense system of the Infernal Sulfur Plane needs a complete upgrade."

"The focus is on adding isolation structures for the reflection dimension."

"The reverse engineering of the God's Armament will definitely involve dimensional channel simulation experiments, and an independent blockade zone must be established in advance."

"Lava Mountain... Your newly promoted Level 7 has completed the core stability test and can be officially incorporated into the combat sequence."

"in addition……"

Jemin's eyes flickered slightly.

"Transfer all the experts in high-energy physics from the Tentacle Tree Civilization to the Divine Armament Research Group."

"I need to master these technologies as quickly as possible."