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

In the blink of an eye, Payton had already appeared outside the ship's plane.

Before him, thousands upon thousands of enormous figures were rapidly approaching from the void.

Upon discovering the suddenly appearing wizard, the level eight behemoths immediately changed course, with several leader-level individuals at the front accelerating to crush Peyton first.

In their view, they have an absolute advantage in combat power against this one enemy.

Upon seeing this, Payton raised his hand.

"Perfect, let me give it a try," he said in a low voice.

Then, he gently pointed his index finger forward, and a wisp of white mist drifted out from his fingertip.

At first, the white mist was inconspicuous and did not even produce any strong energy fluctuations.

But the moment it appeared, it spread rapidly in all directions from Payton as the center.

These white mists didn't seem particularly imposing, but when they touched the foremost scaled beast, the colossal creature, whose size rivaled that of a continent, suddenly stopped.

The energy structure that was operating at high speed suddenly lost its activity, and the scales covering the body surface quickly lost their luster.

Then, its massive body seemed to have been drained of all life force, and began to dissipate little by little from the edges. But the white mist showed no sign of stopping, continuing to expand outwards at an extremely rapid pace.

Even the largest scaled beast leaders lost their ability to move the instant they attempted to launch an attack, enveloped in the white mist. Their energy circulation rapidly stalled, their life structures collapsed, and they quickly lost their breath.

As for the level seven servants following the behemoth, they didn't even have a chance to struggle before they met their deaths.

Thus, an entire legion of behemoths, capable of threatening the expeditionary force, was swallowed up by the white mist in a mere moment.

Inside the driver's seat, Jack stared wide-eyed, even wondering if he was seeing things.

Those are all level eight behemoths!

"What kind of power is this?" Jack couldn't help but mutter to himself.

Jemin was also somewhat surprised. He activated his True Illusion-Breaking Eyes to the fullest extent, trying to see the true nature of the white mist.

At first, Jemin thought it was some kind of low-temperature law.

After all, the white mist didn't directly destroy the target, nor did it cause a significant energy explosion; instead, it rapidly deactivated everything it touched. Judging from the surface phenomenon, it's easy to associate it with the freezing effect of extreme low temperatures on energy movement.

But soon, he discovered that the edges of the giant beasts shrouded in white mist became unstable, even drifting away like mist. This indicated that the elemental structure within their bodies was losing its ability to maintain its shape, and the originally stable matter and energy could no longer maintain their original structure, turning into particles that drifted into the void.

Jemin then turned to look at the areas shrouded in white mist. The elemental and spatial turbulence that had been surging and churning quickly ceased their movement upon contact with the white mist, as if they had lost the ability to continue moving.

Jemin's pupils contracted slightly: "This is... the law of heat death?"

Based on these characteristics, he recognized the power the other party was using.

Although the name Heat Death contains the word "heat," it does not refer to a high-temperature phenomenon.

From a thermodynamic perspective, heat death describes a state in which a system approaches maximum entropy and the difference in usable energy gradually disappears. In an extremely idealized universe, when the distribution of matter and energy becomes uniform and the system no longer has macroscopic differences sufficient to drive continuous work, it enters the so-called heat death state.

Theoretically, a world in a state of heat death would remain at a temperature close to absolute zero.

In other words, Payton's Law is to deprive a target of the energy difference required to maintain its structure and motion.

Energy can no longer flow effectively, the cycle of elements stops, and the structure of matter loses its original stability.

Whether it's the life activities within the giant beast or the elemental turbulence in the surrounding space, once completely covered by this white mist, they will quickly come to a standstill and collapse.

Although it appears quiet, it guides all things within towards their end.

Looking at the still-spreading white mist, Jemin couldn't help but feel a sense of感慨 (gǎnkǎi, a complex emotion encompassing feelings, thoughts, and reflections).

It seems the artificial intelligence Felix was specially chosen. The power of the Peyton Wizard is particularly suited to this battlefield, especially when facing behemoths that rely on their massive bodies, powerful energy cycles, and continuous mobility to fight; it can even be described as a countermeasure.

The reason Peyton was able to unleash such a terrifying attack so easily was not only because he was a senior level eight wizard, but more importantly, because he was using the new version of the Ascension Power provided by Jemin.

The effect was only achieved when the two were combined.

The already formidable combat power of a seasoned level eight wizard, combined with the new version of the Ascension Power, is what creates such a terrifying effect.

In previous versions, while Peyton could certainly suppress this behemoth army, he might not have been able to annihilate them all so quickly. In the endless chaotic void, the white mist gradually dissipated.

The once overwhelming army of behemoths has been completely wiped out, leaving only scattered remains floating in the void.

Peyton hovered there, looking down at his palm with a look of surprise on his face.

"This is the new version of the Leap Force..." Peyton said softly, a hint of excitement in his eyes.

Although he already knew he was strong, he never expected himself to be this strong!

All of this is thanks to the new version of the Leap Force.

"If... this technology can continue to develop..."

With these thoughts in mind, he withdrew his power and turned back to the ship's plane. There, Jemin was already waiting.

"Wizard Peyton, the effect you just displayed was truly amazing."

Jemin immediately activated the recording device:

"I'd like to know what your specific experience was like using the new version of the Ascension Power. Especially after gaining the amplification, how did you feel about the energy allocation efficiency, the range of law coverage, and the changes in energy consumption when maintaining output?"

After hearing this, Payton immediately understood what Jemin meant: "Of course."

He recounted his feelings one by one, while Jemin carefully recorded every detail.

This is exactly the data he needs.

Only feedback from real battlefields can let him know whether the technology is truly complete.

Especially the data provided by Peyton, a seasoned level eight wizard skilled in large-scale suppression, is of great research value for Jemin to further refine the combat application of the Leap Force.

"very good."

Looking at the newly recorded data, Jemin showed a satisfied expression: "It seems that this new version of the technology doesn't have too many problems, at least on an individual level." Peyton smiled: "It's my honor to be able to help Wizard Jemin."

He then turned his attention back to the navigation interface ahead. The ship readjusted its course and, under Peyton's command, continued toward the target area.