Wizard: My skills can be upgraded indefinitely.

Chapter 483 Abyss World

The next morning.

Ian sat cross-legged in the center of the training room, the panel projecting the analysis results directly into the depths of his consciousness.

[Analysis complete, abyss structure model successfully built, data integration in progress —]

A dynamic three-dimensional image appears in the field of vision.

Ian's pupils contracted slightly. This was no ordinary world coordinate system; it was the Abyss World!

Moreover, it was not the abyss world cluster he had imagined, but a twisted dimensional network nested in layers.

It's like countless transparent films stacked together, each film covered with a pile of flattened remnants of the world.

These thin films, in a manner similar to gravitational lenses, "fold" countless eroded worlds into this vast network.

The deeper you go, the more distorted the film becomes, and the concentration of regularity increases exponentially.

The outermost layer of the world is not yet extremely chaotic. The environment is harsh, but some rules remain, making it suitable for low-level abyssal creatures to survive, and even some level one wizards can survive there.

Upon reaching the second level, the degree of chaos and distortion increases, the native creatures are completely mutated, and it is almost impossible for a level one wizard to survive.

On the third level, the chaos intensifies again, the rules begin to break down, and level three wizards struggle to move forward.

In the fourth layer, the concentration of chaos increases dramatically, the rules of order are almost completely distorted, and some parts of the environment are incomprehensible, so that only Morning Star Wizards can survive.

For the fifth level and below the abyss, there is currently no specific data available due to insufficient data.

Ian stared at the dark area behind the model without saying a word.

"Is this the structure of the abyss? I see—" he murmured to himself.

The Abyss World is not a collection of normal worlds, but a state that drags normal worlds into a process of erosion that distorts dimensions.

The world you're dragged into is like a flying insect caught in a spider's web, being wrapped up and digested layer by layer, eventually becoming nourishment for the abyss.

The Black Erosion Realm that Alistair mentioned should be located in the first or second layer.

Based on the timeline, this is a world that was recently dragged in, where the rules haven't completely collapsed and the level of chaos is relatively low.

A plan popped into Ian's mind: if he activated the [Multiverse Projection Descent Technique], he could project a shadow into the Black Eclipse Realm—

Using that world as a springboard, they gradually penetrated deeper into the abyss.

As long as the subconscious runes carried by the projection are advanced enough, they can be disguised as chaotic fluctuations of the local soil, and the will of the abyss will not notice the existence of an ant.

The panel has already resolved the world model and specific coordinates, but there is still one problem to solve.

How to disguise oneself.

His previous subconscious runes were still somewhat rudimentary and might not be able to deceive the will of the abyss.

However, the Alliance has been studying subconscious runes for many years and should have made some progress. They should be able to upgrade their Descent spell by now.

Ian got up and pushed open the door to the training room.

Gaga was squatting on the windowsill in the corridor, basking in the sun, her eyes squinting into slits.

Since Ian was promoted to Sun, the little guy has been lazy, spending most of his time either sleeping or hanging out with little Emma.

"Where is Ysera?"

"I'm handling documents in the council chamber." Gaga shook its feathers. "What do you want with her?"

"Have her come over here."

After Ian finished speaking, he turned and walked towards the study. With a flap of his wings, he disappeared out the window.

A moment later, Isera hurriedly entered the study.

She wore a wizard's robe, and her beard was slightly curled, a sign of tension in Esok people.

"Lord Ian, you wanted to see me?"

"Sit down, don't be nervous." Ian gestured to the chair opposite him.

Ysera sat down carefully, placing her hands on her knees.

"How far can your interdimensional location talent currently cover?" Ian asked bluntly.

Isera paused for a moment, then quickly realized: "Theoretically, it's infinitely far, as long as there's a clear medium."

"Tell me more about it?"

"Specific world coordinate data, frequency of rule fluctuations, or—" she hesitated for a moment, "a certain soul imprint."

A glint flashed in Ian's eyes; the model analyzed by the panel was itself a huge "coordinate data package".

If we use it as a medium—that should also work.

"Can you pinpoint a corresponding location in the void based on a complex data stream?"

Isera frowned, quickly calculating in her mind, "My lady, we can give it a try."

"If the other world is too far away, I can't guarantee success."

"Okay, let's give it a try."

Ian raised his hand, and a pale golden sphere of light condensed at his fingertips. Countless data streams rolled within it, including the abyss structure model and the coordinates of the Black Corruption Realm.

"Within three days, I want you to use this data to locate the Black Corrosion Realm, but do not communicate with any living beings."

"Remember, if you notice anything unusual, stop communicating immediately."

Ysera took the orb of light, her hands trembling slightly.

Even Lord Ian was taking it so seriously, it must be extremely dangerous, but she dared not refuse.

Ian realized that his tone had frightened the other person, so he spoke up to comfort him.

"Don't be afraid, it's not very dangerous. It's just a precaution."

"Your subordinate understands and will certainly live up to your expectations."

Upon contact with the sphere of light, her Summoner talent began to resonate wildly. With such detailed coordinate data, this task was not difficult.

"You'll be well rewarded for completing this mission," Ian said calmly.

"Also, don't mention this to anyone."

Ysera took a deep breath, nodded vigorously, and left the study with the orb of light in her hands.

Ian watched her disappear through the door, then took out the Alliance insignia and channeled his mental energy into it.

A moment later, a steady middle-aged male voice rang in his mind.

"Eternal Throne of the Sun, what are your orders?"

The man opposite him was Morton, whom he had met once before.

"I need you to come to me in person," Ian said. "Bring the Alliance's research findings on subconscious runes."

Morton paused for a moment. "Yes, sir."

Ian put away the insignia and walked to the window.

Since the return of the world of Exoc, the Alliance has conducted in-depth research on the characteristics of the "cosmic blind spot".

The application scope of subconscious runes has long exceeded initial expectations.

In a previous report, Morton mentioned that the Alliance had even developed "mimicry runes" to disguise fluctuations from other civilizations.

This is a groundbreaking breakthrough that can deceive dimensional barriers. From now on, the way wizard civilization infiltrates other civilizations will be like a dimensional reduction attack.

If he could combine this technique with his own blind spot runes, the stealth ability of the [Multiverse Projection Descent Technique] would be elevated to a whole new level.

Three hours later.

Footsteps sounded outside the study, and a tall, robust male figure entered the room.

Morton was still the same as ever, with a full beard, sharp eyes, and carrying a silver-gray metal case.

It seems he brought all the documents I had with him.

Ian cut to the chase without beating around the bush, "What level of mimicry runes can the League achieve now?"

Morton paused for a moment, then put down the metal box and pressed his finger on the surface.

The lid slid open silently, revealing dozens of translucent rune crystals inside.

"Sir, this is the latest research result," Morton said with pride.

"We've cracked the underlying logic of subconscious runes: they don't hide themselves, but rather make the observer automatically ignore them."

He took out a pale purple crystal. "Using it allows one's own fluctuations to be completely ignored by the world's will. Even a first-level wizard can use it."

Ian took the crystal, probed it with his mental energy, and the panel immediately began to analyze it.

[Advanced mimicry rune detected, structure parsing in progress —]

[Core Principles: Regular Frequency Disguise, Superimposed Pheromones Simulation, Cognitive Interference]

[Mimicry accuracy: 99.97%]

[Duration: Theoretically unlimited (requires continuous power supply), low energy consumption]

A look of satisfaction flashed in Ian's eyes. "What if the target isn't an ordinary world will, but rather—the will of the abyss?"

Morton's smile froze.

"Sir, we haven't tried this yet."

"After you developed this research, you've never actually come into contact with the Abyss world?"

"No." Morton took a deep breath.

"The Abyss's perception mechanism is completely different from the will of other worlds; it is a direct reaction of chaotic instinct, not a judgment."

His meaning was clear: the will of the abyss was like a madman and could not be reasoned with.

“In that case,” Ian said, picking up the purple crystal, “this crystal is not enough to deceive the Abyss.”

He raised his left hand, and his improved blind spot runes appeared in his palm. The silver-gray lines intertwined in the air, forming a complex three-dimensional array.

The moment the array took shape, a subtle sense of separation appeared in the surrounding space, as if a piece of this area had been cut off from reality and existed independently.

Morton's pupils constricted sharply. "Sir, this is—"

"I developed the Blind Spot Rune on my own," Ian said. "Adding it to my runes will take the accuracy of the Alliance's Mimicry Runes to another level."

He loosely clenched his fist, and the array began to shrink, pressing towards the pale purple crystal in Morton's hand.

It's sizzling!

Two rune arrays, though of the same origin, began to merge, with the purple runes and the silver blind spot runes intertwining and recombining.

Morton stared intently at the process, his fingers unconsciously tracing lines in the air as he began recording data.

Ten breaths later, the two rune arrays were successfully merged.

The new rune crystals floated in mid-air, their color turning dark gray, with a faint mist flowing across their surface.

Panel information refreshed.

[Fusion complete. New rune name: Abyss Mimicry Rune]

[Mimicry accuracy: 99.999%, Additional effect: Presence reduced by 99%]

[Special Note: Can simulate specified chaotic fluctuations, with a maximum camouflage depth up to the third layer of the Abyss]

Ian picked up the crystal, a slight smile appearing on his lips.

Morton was still in a daze when he asked, "Sir, it worked?"

"Hmm, the effect is quite good," Ian said casually. "You can take my blind spot runes back and study them."

"Thank you, sir!" Morton's face was filled with excitement. Ian's blind spot runes followed the path of purification runes, which seemed to be a different path from the Alliance, but it was of greater reference value.

Ian waved his hand. "Leave the data here. I need to continue studying these runes. You can go back now."

After Morton left, Ian picked up the Alliance insignia again, tapped it several times, and sent out several messages.

A moment later, ripples spread through the study, and three figures descended simultaneously.

The great scholar Oriond, Azshara, Serafina.

The simultaneous appearance of three beams of sunlight made the air in the study feel heavy.

Ian stood up. "Gentlemen, I have discovered the exact coordinates of an abyss world."

"It is called the Black Corrosion Realm. It is a world that has only recently been dragged into the abyss, and its order and rules are relatively complete."

"I think the Alliance can use the Black Corruption Realm as a springboard to gradually learn more about the Abyss."

Orion paused for a moment before speaking, "This is difficult to do. We've tried many times before, but the results weren't good."