The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Cut off the passage, sign the contract, and establish the "Red Rock Society" through a dream.

Red Rock Realm is a neutral world; everything that was due was given, and there was no question of signing a contract.

Everything went so smoothly that Moran even felt it was a little too uneventful.

The only drawback is that the ecological environment of the Red Rock Realm is not as good as the previous worlds, and the human population is much smaller. After the Red Rock Society spread, Moran's benefits were not as great as before.

Perhaps this is why the result of using divination magic to predict good or bad fortune was "slightly auspicious".

Until she left, the Immortal Realm did not send another Dao Ancestor.

After Moran left the Crimson Rock Realm, he also prophesied the fortunes of the last world in the vicinity, the Azure Realm.

The result was still "lucky".

"Has the Celestial Realm completely given up on besieging me?"

Moran pondered in his heart, but his actions were not slow at all. He instructed Kaba to place the landing point of the next spatial jump near the ascension passage of the Azure Realm.

Then, the channel was severed, the consciousness was contacted, a contract was signed, and the "Azure Sky Society" was established.

Three worlds, only the names and styles of the card spells have been slightly changed.

She spent nearly two years at the Azure Sky Academy, watching as magical civilization gradually replaced the cultivation system, and watching her one-time magic reserves grow rapidly like a snowball.

However, the anticipated thunderous retaliation from the Dao Ancestor of the Immortal Realm never came. Outside the boundary membrane, all was silent, except for the occasional turbulent void currents.

Only after confirming that the three worlds had successfully embarked on the path of magic and no longer required her constant attention did Moran allow Kaba to pilot the Starry Ark away.

The success of three worlds in a row without any obstacles was certainly a good thing, greatly accelerating her accumulation, but it also made Moran feel a little doubtful.

"Has the Immortal Realm completely given up on besieging me, or... is it brewing an even bigger storm?"

However, she wasn't too worried. If the prophecy turned out badly, she could simply choose not to go to this world.

As the Star Ark sailed towards more distant and unknown star regions, Moran also used the time during the journey to calm down and begin to systematically study and digest the knowledge related to the cultivation techniques, supernatural powers, and "Great Dao" insights from the memories of the five Dao Ancestors.

Apart from Lingfeng Daozu's extremely pure sword path and sword techniques, which are completely different from the magic system and can only improve her close-combat sword skills and combat techniques, the knowledge in the memories of the other four Daozus is a treasure trove for her.

The Blazing Flame Dao Ancestor's Great Dao of Fire, fire-based techniques, and supernatural powers can enhance her understanding of fire elemental power; the Thunder Light Dao Ancestor's Great Dao of Thunder, thunder-based techniques, and supernatural powers can enhance her understanding of thunder elemental power; the Profound Ice Dao Ancestor's Great Dao of Ice, ice-based techniques, and supernatural powers can enhance her understanding of ice elemental power; and the Everlasting Spring Dao Ancestor's Great Dao of Wood, wood-based techniques, and supernatural powers can enhance her understanding of wood elemental power.

Although the systems are different, they provided crucial inspiration and "nourishment" for her to construct a higher-level mage magic spell structure based on the four elements of fire, lightning, ice, and wood.

At the same time, these insights can significantly accelerate the advancement of her corresponding witch magic level, allowing her to more efficiently mobilize the vast magical power within her.

The reason why the Dao Ancestors in the Immortal Realm are so weak is because they lack the magical means that a ninth-level Dao Ancestor should possess. Their shortcomings are obvious. Her current witch magic level is lagging behind the magic power level, and her mage magic level is also lagging behind the mental power level.

In terms of total magic power, she is an eighth-tier witch; in terms of total mental power, she is a ninth-tier or even tenth-tier mage; but in terms of magic level, she is far inferior.

The strongest mental magic is only at level eight, the second strongest witch's spatial magic is level seven, and other schools of witch magic and mage magic are only at level six. If one doesn't use the tens of trillions of mana of one-time mana reserves, relying solely on their own cultivated magic…

Using witch magic, she might be difficult to defeat even a seasoned seventh-tier witch.

Using mage magic, he could probably only contend with a seasoned eighth-tier mage.

Moran doesn't want to follow the same path as the Dao Ancestor of the Immortal Realm, so he must quickly raise his magic level and transform his power into real combat strength.

The knowledge contained in the memories of these five Dao Ancestors might be enough to push the magic level of certain factions to the eighth or even ninth rank, but it is far from sufficient for her to achieve a comprehensive and balanced advancement.

After experiencing the benefits, Moran desperately hoped that the Immortal Realm would send more Dao Ancestors who had mastered different Great Daos.

The primordial magic crystals refined in the Dao Ancestor's Grotto-heaven are secondary; the key is to acquire more magical knowledge.

However, it backfired.

Over the next few decades, she successively found and successfully severed the ascension channels in ten cultivation worlds.

Card magic successfully took root in these worlds, bringing her massive magical gains. Her permanent magical power surged by over 200 billion mana, and her one-time magical power reserves reached an astronomical figure.

However, the expected obstruction and retaliation from the celestial realm never arrived.

She never saw another Taoist patriarch.

With the once-in-a-century gathering at the Starry Sky Palace approaching, Moran had no choice but to temporarily halt his advance and issue an order to Kaba:
"Set the optimal route, return at full speed, destination—Valen World!"

The Starry Ark's propulsion system emitted a deep hum as it began a series of long-distance, precise jumps, embarking on its return journey.

The Starry Sky Gathering is an important channel for high-ranking witch explorers within the Starry Sky Palace to exchange information and resources.

Moran had already made an appointment with Lilith, Vasida, and Sylph through the cross-world function of the {communication card}, and they planned to meet in the world of Valen during the gathering, which they could not miss no matter what.

Furthermore, she also needed to go back and ask the other witches in the Starry Sky Palace if they had any invitations to level 13 or even level 14 worlds that she could trade.

If the Celestial Realm is unwilling to send out a Dao Ancestor, obtaining an invitation to a higher-level world to acquire eighth- or ninth-tier magical knowledge is also a viable option.

The witches in the Starry Sky Palace have been explorers for much longer than she has, and they might even have invitations to level 13 or 14 worlds.

However, in such a high-level world, invitations must be extremely scarce.

If she cannot obtain it through trade, then she is left with only one path: waiting for a quest to be issued by a level 13 or 14 world in the Sky Well.

Worlds of this caliber are colossal entities in the universe, rarely encountering predicaments requiring external assistance. Even when they do, their missions are extremely rare, occurring only once every few centuries within the Sky Well, making the competition fierce.

The Star Ark steadily warped along its pre-set route. Moran used the return journey to organize the "Cosmic Travel Log" and "Star Map," which he had intended to place on his own bookshelf in the Starry Sky Hall. (End of Chapter)