Wizard: I devour the stars with swarms of insects.

"The Heart of the Matrix? Why are you suddenly asking about that?"

Upon hearing this question, Professor Morse asked without looking up, though his voice sounded somewhat surprised.

"Yes, when we went to Holman's family territory to investigate and deal with the plague, we also took the opportunity to solve the rampant rat infestation there."

"At the time, we encountered a strange teleportation array in the courtyard of a collapsed residential house. It should be some kind of 'witchcraft array.' Rats were being continuously teleported from the other end of the array, causing a rat infestation in Grayhawk Keep that was difficult to clean up."

Wayne answered truthfully.

Anyway, through Holman, Mentor Morse will definitely know the whole story of how the plague in Victoria Territory was resolved.

These things could not be kept from Professor Morse.

"After we discovered that teleportation array, we didn't dare to go in and explore where the other end led. Instead, we quickly destroyed it, and no more rats were teleported over after that."

Wayne said.

"When I saw the shape of that magic circle, I felt that it looked familiar. The lines of the circle were precise and had a geometric beauty. I felt that I had seen similar patterns in the style of the circle when I was studying books in the library of the Black Forest City."

"At the time, I vaguely remembered that an organization called 'Matrix Heart' was mentioned in a book, but I can't remember which book it was, so I thought I'd ask my mentor if you had heard of it..."

Wayne made up a reason on the spot.

Moreover, this reason is perfectly reasonable.

The public library of the Wizarding Academy in the Black Forest City has a vast collection of books.

Many obscure and obscure books are not even known to the wizarding apprentices who are usually in charge of managing them.

Even Morse's tutor couldn't possibly know which book he was reading.

"Hmm... Matrix Heart? A very unique name." Instructor Morse seemed to recall something. "Let me think... hmm... I think I vaguely remember it."

"If I remember correctly, it should be a wizarding organization that specializes in spatial magic and portal construction."

"Now that I seem to have thought of something," Professor Morse said, his eyes filled with reminiscence, as if he were thinking of something from a long time ago.

"Back then, I was traveling and attending a wizarding conference when I overheard some important figures from the Central Star Ring mentioning it. In their vast and prosperous wizarding territory, the name 'Heart of the Matrix' was quite renowned."

"Because of their mastery of spatial abilities, they have established teleportation outposts on many continents. They live in seclusion and are very mysterious. Few people have ever seen them. They often use the teleportation outposts to travel between different continents and run all over the world. However... the locations where their outposts are hidden are very mysterious and outsiders have never known them."

"I've heard that everyone there is trained in an elite program, and any one of the formal wizards could easily become the dean of another wizarding academy. I've also heard that the wizarding prospects there are all apprentices with extremely high magical affinity, and the requirements for their talent are very high. They don't even accept apprentices with ordinary A-level aptitude."

"Mentor Morse said."

Speaking of this, there seems to be a bit of a sigh, about Wayne, the "genius" he cherished, an A-level student.

When they actually get there, they might not even be able to get started.

This disparity is truly lamentable.

"Oh? Why is that?" Wayne was somewhat surprised to hear what Instructor Morse said.

A wizarding academy... filled with all sorts of geniuses?

They don't even want wizarding prospects with a magic affinity of level A?

"That's because spatial magic is obscure and difficult to master, and it carries immense danger, so it demands a very high level of mental strength and aptitude!"

"Mentor Morse said."

"After all, spatial abilities involve plane and phase transformations, requiring the simultaneous differentiation of the mind to control the energy maintenance of hundreds or thousands of spatial points, which places extremely demanding requirements on mental strength."

"Furthermore, the parameters need to be recalculated and adjusted in real time according to fluctuations in the spatial environment. If you are not careful, a local space collapse may sweep the caster and all the surrounding objects into the particle turbulence, leaving not even a speck of dust behind."

"So, if the teleportation array you saw in Greyhawk Keep matches the style and was indeed left behind by the people of the 'Matrix Heart,' it is very likely that it is an 'anchor point' left behind by one of their exploration projects, or an experimental product of some irresponsible apprentice."

"Therefore, it was right that you didn't act in the past!"

"The wizarding world is indeed full of the bizarre and the strange. Who knows what kind of strange places those space-obsessed people might suddenly decide to open passages to?"

"It seems you still remember what your teacher told you back then. Otherwise, if you had gone there on your own back then, you might not even know how you died."

Now, hearing Morse's words, Wayne felt deeply moved.

Yes, thankfully I was cautious at the time and only used the beehive to connect to and control a gray mouse.

Go to the other end of that teleportation array to investigate, otherwise... into the terrifying, dangerous Scythe Moon Forest, where a strange ancient castle exists.

They will probably die a very tragic death.

Just like that unfortunate genius wizard apprentice.

Even now, whenever I recall controlling the gray mouse and feeling the terror and the sense of impending death that I experienced as it died, I can't help but feel a chill run down my spine.

That place is really scary.

"Alright, let's not talk about these things anymore. These matters are too far removed from your life, and they have little to do with you as a wizard apprentice. Now, let's go back. I need to continue my experiments..." As he spoke, Instructor Morse seemed to be encouraging himself, saying, "Hmph! This time, I will definitely succeed in creating the 'Eye of Horus'!"

Clearly, Professor Morse wasn't very interested in this topic of the Matrix Heart and had already refocused on his own experiments, no longer paying attention to Wayne.

After respectfully greeting his mentor Morse, Wayne left the laboratory carrying the heavy box in his hands.

On the way back, I thought about the bits and pieces of information I had just heard from my mentor about the "Matrix Heart" wizarding organization.

It seems that this so-called "Matrix Heart" wizarding organization is indeed full of mystery and unpredictability.

Skilled in spatial magic, his whereabouts are unpredictable... However, considering what Mentor Morse just said about the difficulty of spatial abilities...

Constructing a spatial array requires controlling the energy supply to multiple points simultaneously, which is a great test of mental strength and spiritual power.

It requires simultaneous differentiation of multiple functions and multitasking.

But... cluster differentiation? Isn't that exactly what I excel at?

Through the decentralized integration effect of the [Hive] intelligence, the most difficult aspects of spatial magic abilities are addressed.

So, for me, it's not really a difficult problem!

Thinking of this, Wayne couldn't help but reveal an excited look in his eyes.

Next, quicken your pace and return to your wizard's room.

After returning, Wayne thought about it and couldn't help but take out the wizard's journal that he had picked up from a corpse by von Herwin of the Matrix Heart from the drawer.

Next, Wayne had a sudden thought and tried to open the wizard's journal in his hand, turning to the first page.

On the first page of the wizard's journal, the opening line reads: "You say...do gods bleed?"

Upon seeing this sentence, Wayne was suddenly startled and couldn't help but shudder.