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

In the past few months, the wizards at Norren Workshop have clearly felt that the atmosphere around them has changed.

Initially, it was only a change that occurred among a few high-ranking wizards.

These guys, who are usually serious and engrossed in their research, have recently started smiling frequently and even initiating conversations with people.

At first, the others didn't pay much attention.

However, as more and more high-level wizards encountered similar situations, the atmosphere in all the academies of the Norn Workshop became eerie. Some low-level wizards couldn't bear this strange atmosphere and asked their mentors, only to receive similar answers: they had signed a confidentiality agreement and participated in a special experiment, the details of which could not be disclosed at the moment.

What kind of experiment could excite so many high-ranking wizards?

This question quickly became a hot topic in the Norren workshop.

Meanwhile, in the laboratory of the Purgatory Sulfur Plane, two high-ranking wizards who had just finished testing walked out of the specially made simulation room.

Although the two tried their best to maintain their usual composure, they couldn't hide their excitement.

One of them walked up to Jemin and asked impatiently, "Wizard Jemin, when...when will you be able to sell this technology?"

Another person added, "We just tested the application's performance under different environmental conditions, and it does indeed run stably. If you're willing to grant us usage rights, we can provide enough resources to satisfy your needs."

Jemin shook his head and said, "Thank you for your praise, but it's not possible for now. The technology is still in the testing phase. I plan to submit it to the Star Ring Federation for formal review first, and then consider promotion and trade after the results are in." The two men immediately looked disappointed, but they knew that this was reasonable.

"Then you must remember to let us know!"

"That's right. If you can purchase or apply for usage rights, please contact us immediately. We will ensure you don't lose out."

The two gave each other a few more instructions before leaving the laboratory, turning back to look at each other every few steps.

Jemin shook his head helplessly and archived the test data for the two of them.

Just then, the door on the other side of the laboratory opened, and Professor Clark and his wife Castillo walked in.

"The other group's test is finished," Clark said. "The results are all normal; there were no irreversible circulatory disturbances." "Thank you for your hard work, mentor and mentor's wife."

The reason why Jemin was able to find so many suitable test subjects at Noren Workshop was largely due to the help of the two.

He had limited connections in the workshop, and if Clark hadn't made the contact, many high-ranking wizards would never have agreed to participate in such an experiment involving unknown technology.

Of course, Jemin had originally planned to use his military merits to hire wizards on the magic network for his experiments.

However, after Clark and his companion tested it once, they realized the value of the Leap Force and decisively contributed their connections.

Castillo looked at the experimental records and exclaimed, "Little Jemin, you've truly developed a remarkable technique this time." Clark nodded in agreement, "Based on the current data, the initial test targets have been largely met. Continuing to repeat the same tests would be pointless."

Upon hearing this, Jemin finally made up his mind: "Okay, then it's about time to formally submit it..."

"Wait! How can you not wait for me for something this important?"

No sooner had she finished speaking than Viola burst in from outside the door.

She was incredibly fast; before Jemin could even react, she grabbed him tightly.

Her long hair smeared his face, and then her signature laugh, tinged with arrogance and smugness, rang in his ears.

"Hahaha! As expected of my junior brother! He actually managed to research this technology! Level 1 training agreement, this time it's definitely going to work!" She was like a strange creature, climbing all over Jemin's body, getting more and more excited as she spoke.

"Starfall is my good friend, and you're my junior brother. Now you have a chance to get a Level 1 training agreement! From now on, won't I be able to walk around like a madman in the wizarding civilization? Anyone who dares to withhold resources from me, we'll go and talk to them together!"

Jemin felt a little helpless as she hugged him: "Senior, let go first."

"What's the rush! I haven't finished speaking yet..."

Just as Viola was about to continue with her grand plan, Clark grabbed her by the back of her collar.

"Alright." Clark dragged her aside expressionlessly. "Mentor! I haven't finished speaking!"

Clark ignored her cries, expressionlessly grabbed Viola by the back of her collar, yanked her off Jemin, and turned to walk away. Viola was dragged along by the back of her collar like a cat being pinched by the scruff of its neck, her limbs limp and hanging limply, muttering something like, "Old man, put me down."

Seeing this, Jemin could only sigh helplessly.

Castillo smiled and shook his head.

After playing around for a while, the four of them suddenly became serious.

"The test data we've collected is sufficient," Clark said. "We have samples from wizards of different levels, specializing in different laws, and from different schools of thought, and the test results are highly consistent. We can basically confirm that the Ascension has been successfully completed."

Jemin nodded. "Then I'll submit it."

Clark, Mrs. Castillo, and Viola all showed expectant expressions.

Jemin opened the Magic Network terminal and submitted the complete technical information for the Leap Force directly in the technical review section.

A series of confirmation prompts popped up on the screen, and he pressed confirm one by one.

When the last piece of data was uploaded, the entire MagicNet terminal seemed to freeze for a moment.

The image on the screen froze for half a second, then suddenly transformed into a soft, silvery-white light. Immediately afterward, a projection appeared in the center of the interface.

"Jermin the Wizard, it's been a long time."

The visitor was none other than Felix, the Star Ring Federation's Magic Network artificial intelligence.

"Felix, long time no see," Jemin greeted him.

Jemin is no stranger to the artificial intelligence Felix.

After submitting the blood sacrifice law, he purchased a large amount of resources.

Because of the large quantity of resources he purchased, he had signed a resource supply agreement with the Star Ring Federation, represented by Felix, and the two sides had already dealt with each other many times.

"Wizard Jemin, you truly deserve to be called the brightest rising star of this generation. Every time you present your skills, they amaze me. It is my honor to review such technology."

Felix first politely praised Jemin's research findings, then changed the subject.

"However, the power of leaps involves multiple research fields, and its potential impact may extend beyond a single technological system. Conventional automated reviews cannot fully assess its value. Therefore, the Star Ring Federation wishes to invite you to a special review meeting."

Jemin asked curiously, "A special review meeting?"

"Yes. Several senior researchers will participate in the discussion, covering the technical principles, applicable scope, conditions for promotion, and value for future research. As the creator, you will need to attend in person and answer related questions." Just as Jemin was about to inquire about the specific arrangements for the meeting, he felt a force begin to pull his mind.

Immediately realizing that this must be the so-called meeting, Jemin did not resist, allowing this force to pull his mental energy along. Jemin only felt a blur before his eyes, and his consciousness entered a special space composed of data.

Felix's projection appeared in front of him, and three familiar figures were already waiting beside him.

"Savien? Basian? Morna?"

Jemin was somewhat surprised.

These three are all masters in the field of space science. I had previously collaborated with him in an academic exchange, so we were not strangers to each other.

"What are you doing here?" Jemin couldn't help but ask.

"I was supposed to be attending the review meeting for the Level 1 training agreement. Aren't you from the other three major powers?" But he kept those words to himself.

Old man Savion chuckled, his tone as frank as ever: "We don't actually know the specific reason. But that person is very skilled in the laws of fate, so he must have known about some special destiny point in advance, and that's why he summoned us here."

That one?

Jemin was puzzled.

Then he discovered that there was another person in this data world! That person's spiritual body was quite blurry, as if covered by a thick layer of mosaic.

Even more bizarrely, this conspicuous presence went completely unnoticed by him until Savion reminded him. The other seemed to sense his surprise and said gently, "I'm sorry, little one. My current state is rather special, and I can't fully conceal my power. If you were to directly perceive my spiritual body, you would likely suffer considerable harm, so this is the only way I can meet you." Hearing this, Jemin's eyelids twitched.

Can the mere existence of a spiritual body cause harm to oneself?

"Hello..." Jemin hesitated as he said this, unsure of how to address him.

The other person took the initiative to introduce himself, saying, "Let me introduce myself, my name is John."

Jemin paused for a moment.

John.

The name is quite ordinary, even to the point of being overly common.

But if a powerful wizard, so powerful that he has to conceal his spiritual body, introduces himself in this way...

Therefore, the other party has only one identity!

Looking at the blurry figure, Jieming felt his hands trembling uncontrollably.

That was one of only nine level-nine wizards in the wizarding civilization. One of the highest arbitrators of the Star Orbit Arbitration Court.

Fourth seat!