The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Sen Tai, who had been in charge of recording, quickly retrieved the relevant detection data and presented it clearly on the screen.

Moran carefully examined the data curves and quickly discovered a clear pattern: the further away from that giant plane, the weaker the world consciousness fluctuations attached to the black gold pillar of light became. Moreover, every time the pillar of light penetrated a world, the consciousness fluctuations on it would experience a significant step-like attenuation, with a reduction much greater than the natural attenuation that occurs with increasing distance in the void.

"Just as I thought!" Moran muttered to himself.

This pattern perfectly explains why entering the level 8 world closest to the giant plane is considered "very unlucky," entering the level 8 world connected to the initially discovered plane is considered "slightly unlucky," while entering the initially discovered plane is deemed the safest entry point in divination.

The golden pillar of light connecting the original plane is not only the plane most distant from the giant plane discovered so far, but more importantly, it is separated from the source by an eighth-level world. This "isolation" greatly weakens the strength of the world's consciousness.

The Star Ark continued its journey, leaping towards the original plane.

As expected, as they moved further away from the giant plane, the detector clearly showed that the fluctuations of world consciousness within the black gold pillar continued to weaken, just as anticipated.

When the Ark finally hovered once again outside the plane it had first discovered, Moran carefully observed the tip of the dark gold pillar that had come into contact with this world.

The world consciousness fluctuations of this giant plane are so faint that they are almost imperceptible, making it seem like a world on the verge of extinction.

Such a strong world consciousness, even if it were the world consciousness of this world itself, would hardly pose a real threat to her, let alone an external world consciousness.

The control and influence that an external world consciousness can exert on the world can never exceed that of the world consciousness itself.

At this moment, the faint fluctuations remaining at the tip of the beam of light no longer made her feel the same intense unease and threat as before.

To be on the safe side, she used the divination method again for a final confirmation.

"Good luck!"

Moran was immediately overjoyed.

It seems that choosing this world as a starting point is not only safe, but may even be very rewarding.

This time, she did not hesitate at all.

"Click, locate the boundary region away from the black gold pillar, prepare to infiltrate."

She chose to avoid the sensitive points directly connected by the beam of light, entering from other relatively "healthy" parts of the world barrier to minimize the possibility of being detected by the consciousness of the giant world.

The command was executed immediately, maneuvering the Starry Ark like a shadow, silently gliding to the other side of the plane.

The Starry Ark, in its concealed state, silently merged into the silent boundary membrane, like a pebble thrown into water, and found a safe place within the membrane to temporarily settle down.

Inside the main control room, all the detection data were refreshed like a waterfall, and the preliminary scan results of the internal plane were quickly displayed on the main screen.

This dimensional world consists of one complete macroplane and three incomplete demiplanes.

The detection showed that there was almost no magical energy fluctuation within those three demiplanes; all the magical energy was directed to the complete macroplane through some stable spatial channels.

This situation is not uncommon in dimensional worlds.

The Cangyuan World, from which the Witch Academy demiplane originated, was similar. This world was internally layered, connected by ascension passages, allowing beings to ascend to higher planes once their strength reached a certain level. To her surprise, the intelligent life in this plane had not only survived but was also extremely numerous.

Not only are there many ordinary humans living in those three demiplanes, but the complete macroplane also contains a large number of human spellcasters with magical fluctuations, as well as some beast-like intelligent creatures.

The number of intelligent beings is very healthy, and in no way should the world's consciousness fall into silence.

"Wait... this structure..."

Moran stared at the dimensional structure displayed on the screen, and a startling association suddenly flashed through his mind.

The way this large plane connects to and draws magical energy from its subordinate demiplanes looks like a miniature version of that giant plane connecting to and extracting the origin of other worlds through a pillar of black gold light!

“No! That’s not right!” She immediately rejected the simple analogy.

The boundary membrane is the true boundary of a world.

Within the boundary membrane, regardless of how many planes it contains, they all share the same set of world rules and belong to the same world consciousness. Subordinate planes will not spontaneously generate independent world consciousness and independent boundary membranes.

And what about the world connected to that giant dimension by a pillar of black gold light?
They all possess their own independent boundary membranes! Even after being penetrated by the black gold pillar, they were not completely assimilated and remained separated from the giant plane by endless void. However, their world consciousness had inexplicably fallen silent, and instead, the world consciousness of the giant world within the black gold pillar had gained some dominance.

Moran kept this doubt to himself and, just like on White Crystal Star, rode a flying carpet, concealing his presence, and flew towards that complete plane where magical energy existed.

The energy intensity of the boundary membrane is undeniable; this world is at most at the peak of level two, not even reaching level three.

This means that even the strongest spellcasters here will not surpass the level of Valen's intermediate spellcasters.

She wasn't worried that her flying carpet, which had been reinforced countless times, would be discovered by the local spellcasters.

As the flying carpet descended and approached a mountain range shrouded in mist, Moran encountered a human spellcaster flying through the air on a luminous flying sword.

This greatly interested her.

Sensing the energy fluctuations around him, I realized he was only at the level of a low-level spellcaster, yet he was able to achieve stable flight using just an artifact!
Aside from witches who are born with the ability to fly on broomsticks, this was the first time she had ever seen someone with such a low level of magic who could soar through the sky.

Curiosity piqued, Moran quietly made his move, instantly enveloping the human spellcaster in an invisible mental illusion.

He thought he was still flying forward, but in reality he had stopped. In the instant before he realized it, Moran secretly probed his memories.

This person's memory was much longer than she expected; he had lived for at least two hundred years. Moran didn't have time to examine it closely, so she made a copy of it all.

Then the illusion dissipated, leaving him to shake his head in a daze before continuing to fly away on his sword.

On the flying carpet, Moran closed his eyes and focused his mind, quickly browsing the memories that had just been imprinted in his mental sea.

The entire collection of over two hundred years of memories was reviewed in just a few minutes. When Moran opened her eyes again, the world felt completely familiar. (End of Chapter)