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

Savin stared at the data, remaining silent for a long time.

My previous assessment of this technology was too conservative!

Although the power of ascension is not perfect at present and its actual effects will vary from person to person, it changes the power relationship between level eight wizards and level nine beings.

In the past, if an eighth-level wizard wanted to suppress a ninth-level life form head-on, it often required multiple powerful individuals of the same level to join forces and rely on the coordination between different laws to limit the special abilities of the ninth-level life form, and then drag it into a war of attrition through continuous attacks.

But now, if this technology can operate stably and increase the combat power of level eight wizards several times over, then the previously insurmountable barrier may be broken.

The ability of an ordinary level eight wizard to suppress a level nine life form is no longer just a theoretical fantasy.

Even though level nine beings still possess the power to surge after accumulating strength, it doesn't mean they can easily use their rank advantage to suppress level eight wizards as they did in the past.

Basian slowly raised his head, and the look in his eyes as he looked at Jemin had changed:

"Jermin...do you know what you've done?"

Before Jemin could answer, Morna spoke first:

"If this technology can be adopted among level eight wizards, it could even directly change the way we attack and defend on the front lines. Tasks that used to require multiple level eight wizards to complete may now be accomplished with fewer people."

Her voice trailed off, but it betrayed an undisguised shock.

"Moreover, this is only the current version. If you continue to improve it, it's impossible to estimate what it can achieve in the future!" Savign put down his teacup.

"Good lad." He stared at Jemin, his tone filled with admiration.

"I always thought your understanding of space technology was extraordinary, but I never imagined your talent was even greater than I thought! You actually managed to research something like this!"

Jemin was a little embarrassed by the three people's reactions.

"The technology is not yet perfect, and many applicable conditions need further verification. The conclusion about an eighth-level wizard fighting against a ninth-level life form is also only a possibility derived from existing data, and does not mean that mastering it will definitely allow one to defeat all ninth-level creatures."

"Of course," Savion replied immediately.

"We're not those low-level wizards who only look at promotional data; we naturally know that technology has its own scope of application."

He reviewed the materials again, then said seriously, "But that doesn't diminish its value. You've solved a fundamental problem; as for subsequent adaptation and improvement, that can be left to more researchers to continue."

Basian and Morna nodded in agreement.

They were very clear about the significance of the power of leap.

This technology does not require users to abandon their original laws, nor does it forcibly incorporate all wizards into the same power system. It simply provides a new method for drawing upon external energy, allowing different law systems to be further enhanced on their original foundations. This means it has a fairly broad range of applications.

Once this technology is officially promoted, it can change the high-level combat power of the entire wizarding civilization.

In other words... a Level 1 training agreement!

With this in mind, the three senior level-eight wizards no longer looked at Jemin with the casualness of elders towards a young genius. They realized that they were witnessing the birth of something that could potentially change the landscape of civilization.

Just then, the fourth seat, who had not interrupted their discussion, stood up.

He walked up to Jemin and said gently, "Jemin Wizard."

Jemin immediately composed himself, turned around, and gave a wizard's salute: "Fourth Seat, Your Excellency."

"First of all, I want to thank you." The fourth seat gently patted his shoulder.

"The technology you've researched is of immense value to wizarding civilizations. If it can be successfully implemented, many wizards will benefit from it in the future, and it will also give the civilization more options when facing powerful enemies."

He then abruptly changed his tone: "However, before thanking you, there is something I need to apologize for."

Jemin was stunned: "Huh?"

Apologize?

He subconsciously looked towards the fourth seat, even wondering if he had misheard.

A level nine wizard actually apologized to me?

"Fourth Seat, what is this...?"

Before he could finish speaking, he heard the other person explain, "Your technology shouldn't have been completed at this time." Upon hearing this, Jemin froze instantly.

The fourth seat continued, "Based on my observations of the Threads of Fate, under normal circumstances, you should have truly completed your research on the power of leapfrogging only after that future war begins. At that time, the wizarding civilization will be in an extremely difficult situation, and this technology will become the key to turning the tide of the war." "But I don't want things to develop to that point."

Jemin sensed a certain heaviness in the fourth seat's words.

"So, I deliberately interfered with the thread of fate, bringing forward the point at which you could turn the tide of the battle... that is, the point at which you succeeded." Jemin suddenly looked up.

In an instant, he finally understood many things.

Why was it that, after more than a thousand years of trying, they had failed to overcome the final technical hurdle, yet in the last fifty years, they suddenly found the right direction?

Why do those theoretical gaps that were originally difficult to bridge suddenly become breakthroughs at a certain stage?

Why was it that even though he had studied the relevant data quite thoroughly, he was always missing the last step, until at some point he suddenly connected all the clues?

It turned out to be the case.

It turns out that the fourth seat had manipulated the fate.

He forcibly dragged what should have been a future milestone into the present.

Jemin's spiritual body trembled slightly, unable to comprehend that the laws of fate could achieve such a degree.

However, he soon thought of something else.

war.

According to the Fourth Seat, this technology was originally intended to be completed after the war began, and it would have been crucial in turning the tide of the war. This means that when the war broke out, the wizarding civilization would likely have faced an extremely dire situation.

Otherwise, there would have been no need for such a large-scale operation to secure the fourth seat.

The reason the other party did this was clearly not to allow Jemin to obtain the Level 1 training agreement ahead of time.

Rather, it's because the wizarding civilization needs the power to advance!

As Jemin gazed at the blurry figure before him, he suddenly felt an overwhelming weight of the joy he had just experienced.

"In other words..." His voice was somewhat hoarse.

"Did you release my research findings ahead of time? The outcome of that war... the situation of the wizarding civilization has become this dire?" (Bonus chapter, one more to come.)