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

The light from the teleportation array dimmed, and the figures of Jemin, Jack, and Dixon appeared on a wide metal platform.

As soon as they arrived, they sensed a strong elemental fluctuation coming from the surroundings.

Jemin looked up and realized that the outer side of the platform was not an ordinary building.

The distant metal walls stretched out to both sides along a certain arc, with tens of thousands of rune nodes interspersed, forming an astonishing system. "Oh? It's the Ship Dimension. It really brings back memories. It seems like it's been a long time since I've been in the Ship Dimension," Jemin said with deep emotion.

A ship-plane is a mobile base that transforms an entire plane into a mobile space capable of navigating through an endless, chaotic void.

It can accommodate a large number of wizards, provide basic energy, space and living support, and can also serve as a temporary command center for the expeditionary force when necessary.

However, since the emergence of the Starfall Wizard's Awakening Spell, the previously abandoned plane has regained its extremely high value.

As the value of abandoned planes of existence skyrockets, the number of new ship planes being manufactured has naturally decreased significantly.

However, the Wizarding Civilization had already produced a large number of ship planes, and this one is probably the same, having been built in the past.

Just as Jemin had been observing for a moment, a group of wizards approached.

Leading them were three beings radiating powerful auras, clearly having reached the level of eighth-level wizards.

One of the tall, middle-aged wizards spoke first: "Welcome to the Expeditionary Force, Wizard Jemin. I am Peyton, in charge of commanding this allied legion. These two are my colleagues, Alvis and Meredion." "Wizard Peyton, Wizard Alvis, Wizard Meredion, greetings to all three." Jemin greeted each of the three. "I am Jemin. Felix should have already conveyed the specific mission to you."

Peyton showed no trace of the arrogance of an eighth-level wizard: "Of course, but I never expected to be able to help the wizard Jemin who created the power of leap."

Alves and Meredith, standing nearby, also looked delighted.

"You're too kind, Wizard Peyton." Jemin nodded with a smile. "My main purpose this time was to test the practical effects of the new version of the Ascension Force. As for legion command, I'm not good at it, so I'll have to rely on you all from now on."

"Don't worry."

Peyton said solemnly, "Since you've come to test the technology, we will naturally cooperate to the best of our ability. We will still be in charge of military command; you only need to observe the testing and raise any issues that need to be verified when appropriate."

Alves nodded in agreement: "We received Felix's notification in advance and also obtained the technical data for the new version. To be honest, being able to witness firsthand the new version of Leap Force in actual combat is something we're really looking forward to."

Jemin smiled slightly.

Instead of remaining modest, he took the opportunity to inquire about the specifics of the legion.

Payton immediately pulled up a battle map:

"This legion is a temporarily formed joint legion, composed of the Star Ring Federation and the Crimson Court. We have been carrying out suppression missions on the edge of the main battlefield, and our size and combat strength are sufficient to undertake this test mission."

Numerous markers quickly appeared on the map, displaying the legion's personnel configuration, power distribution, and current location. "Currently, the legion has over five million wizards, all of whom are level six or higher. In addition, there are a large number of auxiliary servant races and logistical forces responsible for maintaining the ship plane, handling supplies, and assisting various combat units."

Jemin glanced at the map and couldn't help but click his tongue in amazement.

More than five million wizards of level six or above.

Even if the vast majority of them are only at level six, it is already an extremely terrifying force.

After all, in normal times, a level six wizard is enough to start a planar war.

And within this legion, they were merely the most basic components.

Jemin continued examining the area and quickly noticed a problem: "Is there only one ship dimension this time?"

Peyton nodded: "Yes, the Legion currently only has this one ship plane, which is enough for transportation. When it comes to actual combat, it will depend on the wizards' combat strength."

At this point, Payton paused for a moment to think: "As for the new version of the Leap Force technology, it has already been distributed. Based on my understanding of those kids, it will probably take about a month to fully master it."

"You've got the speed down pretty fast," Jemin laughed.

Payton: "After all, they're all elites."

Meanwhile, Jack was also studying the map, but he was clearly more concerned with the situation in the combat zone than the size of the legion. "Teacher, what is our objective this time?"

Peyton zoomed in on the map: "The area we're heading to is defended by the Scaled Beast faction within the Beast Alliance."

Numerous dimensional clusters have appeared on the map, with some areas marked as enemy-controlled territory.

Jemin quickly recalled the war information he had received earlier.

In this war, the enemy faced by the wizard civilization was not a single race, but rather a united force composed of multiple races, much like a multi-race alliance.

Wizards called it the "Beast Alliance".

Unlike most races in the multi-race alliance who possess advanced civilizations, the members of the Behemoth Alliance have largely not developed mature advanced civilizations. The vast majority of them are born powerful, possessing astonishing physical attributes and strength, and can reach a considerably high level of combat even without complex training.

Of course, this does not mean they lack wisdom.

On the contrary, many behemoths possess a high degree of intelligence, enabling them to communicate or devise tactics.

Compared to ordinary civilizations, they are generally not keen on developing complex technological systems, nor do they rarely establish highly organized civilizational structures. For them, a strong physique and innate abilities are often sufficient to support most needs.

The Scaled Beast faction is a relatively common type within the Giant Beast Alliance.

Strictly speaking, the Scaled Beasts are not a race with a unified bloodline, but rather a faction within the Behemoth Alliance. Any behemoth with scales covering its body and whose primary characteristics are its body structure and fighting style can be classified as a Scaled Beast. Therefore, the differences between Scaled Beasts are quite significant.

"What is the fighting style of the Scaled Beast faction like?" Jemin asked.

Peyton immediately retrieved the relevant data: "Overall, they tend to dominate from the front. Many scaled beasts possess extremely strong defensive capabilities, and some powerful individuals can even boost their attack power by charging up for a short period. However, their abilities vary greatly, so they cannot be evaluated using a uniform standard." "That's perfect."

After reviewing the data, Jieming began to consider a testing plan.

The theoretical upper limit of the new version of Leap Power has been increased tenfold, but to confirm the actual effect, we must face a sufficiently complex battlefield environment. The Scale Beast, a type that is good at defense but not good at offense, is the best target for testing.

As expected of Felix, the arrangements were indeed excellent.

Seeing that Jemin had no further questions, Peyton continued, "If you are ready, then we can have the wizards in the legion complete their basic training before heading to the target area."

Jemin looked up and glanced at the schedule.

"According to what you said before, it would take another month for the entire army to master the new version of the Leap Force, wouldn't it?"

"Yes," Peyton replied. "It's expected that most of the participating wizards will master the basic usage within a month. However, this doesn't conflict with our departure now."

He raised his hand and pulled up another battlefield report: "Currently, the planes in the main battle zones between our two sides have been largely destroyed. Most of the plane nodes that could have been used for teleportation, regrouping, and resupply no longer exist. We can no longer directly reach the vicinity of the war zone via teleportation arrays as we used to."

Jemin frowned slightly, then understood. Although wizards also had the ability to create spatial teleportation nodes in the void, with even the plane itself destroyed, they couldn't expect those spatial teleportation nodes to last long.

Therefore, at this stage, on the front lines, the Wizard Civilization's legions can only rely on ship planes to traverse the endless chaotic void.

"So, how long will it take us to fly there?"

Payton nodded: "Based on the current route, it will take about a year to reach the target area. The Legion can continue to familiarize itself with the Leap Force during the voyage, while simultaneously completing its operational deployment. By the time we arrive at the battlefield, basic training should be complete."

Jemin nodded: "In that case, let's set off according to plan."

"learn."

Payton immediately turned around and issued an order to the legion's command system:

"Notify all combat units to activate the ship's position plane. Proceed to the target area according to the predetermined route. Continue basic training on leapfrog capabilities during the voyage. All test teams must maintain open communication."

As soon as the order was given, the ship's internal structure immediately sprang into action.

A large number of wizards began to take up their posts, and the personnel responsible for maintaining the spatial structure also activated the corresponding magic arrays at the same time.

The energy cycle within the plane rapidly adjusted, and the previously relatively static space began to produce regular fluctuations.

Standing at the edge of the platform, Jemin watched as the light screen in front of him gradually switched to a navigation interface. He could feel that the massive ship-plane beneath his feet was slowly changing its spatial parameters and using magic arrays to transform the chaotic void outside into a stable navigation channel.

Although it's called "flight," it essentially relies on the power of the entire world to continuously perform short-distance teleportation within the endless chaotic void. Peyton walked to Jemin's side:

"Over the next year, we will complete all basic training as much as possible. Once we arrive on the battlefield, you will personally observe the performance of the Leap Force." Jemin nodded: "Then I'll leave it to you."

A moment later, the core magic array inside the ship's hull was fully activated.

boom!

The massive plane began to move forward.

The platform beneath our feet trembled slightly before gradually returning to stability, indicating that the entire ship was moving toward its target.