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

In the real-world laboratory, the Magic Network terminal displays a new notification.

Jemin was still savoring his discovery when his eyes lit up when he saw the name on the notification.

It's Jack.

The message was simple: After nearly six hundred years of trials and accumulation, Jack had completed the advancement task arranged by Jemin and officially broken through to level six, becoming a level six combat wizard.

After reading it, a satisfied smile appeared on Jemin's face: "This kid has finally finished."

Years ago, he entrusted a plane to Jack, demanding that his disciple conquer the entire world independently, using it as a trial to advance to level six. Now, Jack has not only successfully conquered the plane but also used it to complete his own accumulation, finally stepping into level six.

This demonstrates that he already possesses the ability to independently undertake high-level tasks.

Jemin immediately sent him an invitation.

Soon, a familiar figure appeared in the laboratory's reception area.

Jack was dressed in a black battle wizard's robe, his figure was more upright than before, and there was a sense of composure between his brows.

His aura was much sharper than when he was at level five, and the structure of the laws within his body had also undergone a significant transformation.

Especially that sharp fighting spirit, which had almost merged into his mental fluctuations. Jemin looked him up and down for a moment, then nodded in satisfaction.

"Indeed, it seems these past few centuries haven't been in vain."

Upon hearing this, Jack smiled, and even his sharp aura softened considerably.

"I have to thank you for the trial you arranged for me back then. If it weren't for that plane, I probably would have stayed at level five for a long time." "The trial only provided you with an opportunity; whether you can complete it ultimately depends on yourself." Jemin gestured for him to sit down, and then sensed his condition again.

"Your combat techniques have gradually stabilized, and your foundation is not problematic. Although there is still room for improvement, judging from the current situation, your strength is not bad among level six fighters."

Jack visibly breathed a sigh of relief after hearing this.

He hadn't stayed at level five for very long, and although he had continuously accumulated power and knowledge during that time, he was still no match for those senior wizards. Now that he had gained his teacher's approval, he could finally relax.

However, Jemin didn't let him be happy for long: "You've come at just the right time. I have a new research project that I need your help with." Jack immediately sat up straight: "Please speak, Professor."

"I'm ready to test the new version of the Leap Force."

Upon hearing this, Jack's eyes lit up.

As one of the earliest wizards to participate in the testing, he certainly knew the value of the Ascension power.

Over the past few centuries, this technology has gradually become widespread among wizarding civilizations and has played a crucial role in warfare. However, the initial version wasn't particularly powerful. Jemin has been refining it over the years, and now, clearly, he has achieved new breakthroughs.

Jack immediately replied, "No problem!"

Jemin shook his head: "It's not enough for just you."

He pulled up a new operational plan, expanding the personnel configuration and testing requirements.

"This time, I plan to use an entire legion for testing."

Jack was taken aback: "Huh? The entire legion?"

Jemin nodded calmly:

"Single-player testing can only verify the performance of technology on an individual, but it cannot explain its overall effect in complex combat. The laws of different wizards interfere with each other, and the energy fluctuations in legion battles are also more complex. To confirm whether the new version is truly mature, large-scale real-world testing is necessary."

This is the key factor that truly determines whether a fundamental technology can be further promoted.

Previously, there were no conditions to conduct tests, but now, having obtained the Level 1 Training Agreement, Jemin certainly has the right to dispatch the Legion to help him with the tests.

To put it bluntly, Jack's role as a tester is essentially meaningless.

However, Jemin was worried that his foolish apprentice might be in danger facing the brutal battlefield right after his promotion, so he simply gave him some work to do as a way to get him used to it beforehand. "I guess this counts as abusing my power for personal gain," Jemin thought to himself.

However, Jack was naturally unaware of these things, and upon hearing this, he immediately became excited:

"What are the test subjects?"

Jemin looked at the Magic Network terminal, his expression turning serious: "Of course, it's on the battlefield."

Three or four hundred years have passed since the war began.

Just as Jemin had predicted, the enemy's strength was indeed quite formidable. Even with their significantly increased combat power, the two sides suffered heavy casualties as soon as they made contact.

However, the initial, most brutal period eventually eased as the wizarding civilization gradually adapted to the enemy's fighting methods.

More stable offensive structures began to be established on all fronts, and frontline wizards were no longer as frequently caught off guard due to a lack of intelligence as they had initially. But this did not mean the war was over.

On the contrary, this means that the war has entered a stalemate and the scale of the war is constantly expanding.

New war zones are constantly emerging, and more and more dimensional communities are being drawn into them. The conflict between the wizard civilization and those enemies is gradually evolving from the initial local battles into a full-scale war that is advancing in multiple directions simultaneously.

As the battle lines expand, the wizard civilization's demand for high-level combat power is also increasing.

Therefore, even if Jemin, in his current position, wanted to mobilize a legion, all he could do was send it from one battlefield to another. "You should already know about the war, so I won't go into detail."

Jemin pointed to several war zones on the map.

"We should say that thanks to this war, we have had plenty of testing opportunities. Once the testing is complete, we can decide whether to further promote it." Jack looked at the map, his mood gradually shifting from excitement to seriousness.

As a combat-type wizard, he has a remarkably keen sense of the battlefield.

Even without experiencing the war firsthand, one can understand the risks involved simply through intelligence reports.

If the new version proves effective in Legion battles, the beneficiaries won't just be a few wizards, but many more of their comrades fighting on the front lines. "I understand," Jack nodded. "Is there anything I can do?"

"You should familiarize yourself with the latest version of the technical documentation first, while I select suitable legion members. Once the personnel are assembled, we will head to the designated war zone for the first round of testing."

After thinking for a moment, Jemin added:

"You need to record every change in the energy cycle during the front-line battles, especially when different wizards coordinate their attacks, noting which structures remain stable and which are disrupted. The battles are important, but the test data is equally important."

"Understood," Jack solemnly replied.

Jemin looked at his disciple, who had grown into a sixth-level wizard, and felt quite satisfied.