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

Chapter 563 Disadvantages

Jemin walked out of the command post and looked up at the sky.

To be honest, when he saw the scene before him, Jemin was almost in disbelief, because the situation on the battlefield was completely different from what he had expected. He had originally thought that with so many wizard legions, plus the various super magic arrays set up on the ship plane itself, no matter how crazy the information creatures were, they would just be throwing their lives away.

But what lay before him was a battle of equal strength... no, a war in which the wizards were subtly losing ground!

In the sky, pure white light almost filled half of the firmament.

Those information beings were no longer simply passively attacking the magic array.

They began to mobilize all the elements around them, whether they were elements within the ship's plane or elements in the endless chaotic void outside the plane, all of which were mobilized by them using information.

The endless chaotic void, which is difficult for other civilizations to access, is extremely uncomfortable for these informational beings, but it is also equivalent to having an inexhaustible reserve of energy.

Those distorted and chaotic elements were forcibly gathered and integrated, all elements were forcibly ordered, and then turned into beams of pale light, which bombarded the defensive array of the ship plane in the opposite direction.

Even after coming into contact with the endless chaotic void, these elemental beings did not retreat, but instead expanded rapidly.

Upon seeing this, Jemin's pupils contracted slightly.

Judging from the current situation, quite a few of those information beings are actually rushing directly into the endless chaotic void.

Aren't they the ones who value order the most and hate chaos the most?

But he soon understood.

Because they hate chaos, they strive to transform chaos into order.

Those distorted void energies, after being "purified" by them, became the purest weapons.

The power of a single information creature is indeed insufficient to withstand the elemental impact of a large magic array.

The problem is, there are too many of them.

And the number is increasing.

From the crack, pure white light cascaded down like a waterfall.

Every second, thousands of information beings leap out of the plane and join the battle.

They were blasted apart, resurrected, blasted apart again, and resurrected again.

Each resurrection consumes energy, but energy is the one thing the Endless Chaotic Void has in abundance.

As their numbers increase dramatically, their computing power is accumulating.

Jemin could see that countless subtle information connections were forming between those scattered information beings.

When their numbers exceeded a certain threshold, these information beings, having left their original plane of existence, seemed to have constructed a temporary network within the group. This meant they were no longer fighting individually, but rather forming a vast computing network.

At this stage, those information beings will no longer need to return to the information plane to revive. Instead, they can revive directly within the regional network, which is gradually analyzing the ship plane's defensive array, searching for vulnerabilities, and invading it from the opposite direction.

Jemin's expression turned grave. The situation was changing too fast; in just the short time he had observed it, the situation had taken a sharp turn for the worse. And besides the current battle lines, the situation was even worse for those cannon fodder units.

The outer perimeter of the ship's position was originally garrisoned with a large number of cannon fodder creatures used for probing and reconnaissance: elemental golems, summoned beasts, and artificially bred war beasts. Now, they are going out of control in large numbers.

Those information creatures didn't even need to attack directly; they simply passed by, and the souls and brains of those cannon fodder creatures instantly became blank, like a formatted hard drive.

Then new information was injected, and they turned around and began to attack their original owner.

Jemin witnessed a colossal elemental beast, hundreds of meters tall, suddenly stop, its flames extinguished, replaced by pure white light. The next second, it opened its massive maw and spewed scorching lava at the cannon fodder creatures behind it.

Screams echoed throughout the room.

"Hold the line! Hold the line!"

A wizard's roar came from afar.

But the chaos continues to spread.

Bad news kept coming...

"This is terrible! The control hub for Element Pool Three has been compromised!"

Jemin abruptly turned his head to look at the east side of the ship's position.

There, a massive elemental pool was flickering with unstable light.

The core hub, which should have been steadily outputting energy, was now covered by a strange white light.

Although a steady stream of wizards attempted to change the situation, it was to no avail. Many wizards even fell into silence because their mental energy couldn't be withdrawn in time.

A few seconds later, the elemental pool changed direction, and a thick torrent of elemental energy blasted directly at the adjacent defensive array number six.

boom!

The sixth magic array trembled violently, and spiderweb-like cracks appeared on its surface.

Jemin activated his Void Armor, blocking the dissipating energy fluctuations, and couldn't help but gasp at the sight before him.

"This is really troublesome..."

This means that the enemy has breached the outermost layer of defenses, and given enough time, they can turn all the defensive structures within the ship's plane into their own weapons.

Just then, powerful auras rose from the direction of the command center.

Martin moved.

The level eight wizard hovered in mid-air, his short, gray hair remaining perfectly still amidst the energy storm.

He didn't unleash any elaborate magic; he simply raised his right hand and gently pressed it down.

In an instant, the entire battlefield situation changed.

An immense, indescribable force descended from the sky, like an invisible mountain, crashing directly into the network of information beings. The rapidly accumulating computing power network instantly came to a standstill.

Immediately following were the auras of more than a dozen level seven wizards.

They were scattered across the battlefield, each casting high-level informational magic spells that Jemin had never seen before.

Someone held their hands together in a gesture of respect, and a distorted ball of light in their palms expanded continuously before exploding.

The instant the explosion occurred, all information creatures within a radius of tens of thousands of meters were thrown into chaos. Their outer energy convulsed wildly, and even resurrection became intermittent. Someone raised their hand and drew a rune in the air. As soon as the rune took shape, it transformed into countless points of light, precisely penetrating the core of each information creature.

Then, those cores began to "dissolve".

Jemin was dazzled by what he saw.

In terms of sheer effectiveness, each of the spells cast by these high-ranking wizards was far superior to his Painful Code.

That kind of control over information, that effortless ease, is a level he is far from reaching.

Under the combined suppression of Martin and a dozen level-seven wizards leading nearly a hundred level-six wizards, the offensive of the information creature army was finally halted. The information creatures that had been surging out wildly began to retreat, and the massive computing network was gradually compressed.

The tampered control hub was reclaimed, and the formatted cannon fodder units were eliminated.

The battle situation has temporarily stabilized.

But the seriousness on Jemin's face did not fade.

He looked up at the sky.

Pure white light continued to pour out from the crack.

Although the information beings were temporarily suppressed, they did not retreat; they were merely regrouping, awaiting new support to amplify their computing power. Martin and the level seven wizards, while powerful, had limited mental strength.

Jemin could tell that Martin was shooting at a slower pace.

It's not that he doesn't want to be fast, it's that maintaining that level of computing power suppression is too costly.

And those information beings...

They have the entire plane as their backing, the ability to resurrect infinitely, and increasingly sophisticated teamwork.

If the goal is not to destroy the plane, this battle will inevitably turn in favor of the other side as time goes by.