Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 183 Void Leap

At that moment, Conrad realized what was happening, withdrew his gaze, and put on a kind smile.

While we remain vigilant, we will not be complacent in our precautions.

However, they still need to work together, so even if they are wary, they need to remain hidden to avoid causing chaos within the group.

"It's alright, Mor. You don't need to apologize. I forgot that you just came down from the interdimensional war and your nerves are still on edge."

"Fortunately, it was just a standoff and no conflict broke out, otherwise it would have really delayed important matters."

Moore: "We have to thank Wizard Conrad for his restraint; otherwise, we probably wouldn't have been able to withstand even one move and would have been injured."

"In that case, we will have to withdraw before the operation has even begun. At that time, not only will we not be able to continue carrying out the mission assigned by the great Dark Erosion Stigmata Wizard, but we will also become a laughing stock for others."

"I really have to thank Wizard Conrad for this."

Upon hearing this, Conrad's smile grew even wider.

Firstly, everyone likes to be praised, and Moore was no exception. The fact that he could say such things proved that his reason was still quite sound and that he could be trusted.

When the Flesh Wizard is in a rational state, he is an excellent teammate and helper, someone you can confidently entrust your back to.

Conrad wanted to say something more, but was interrupted by the black-robed wizard waving his hand.

"Alright, stop praising each other. Time is of the essence. Hurry up and get on the spaceship to prepare for departure. The teams from the other two academies are ready, and the void jump to the floating city is also ready. We're just waiting for you."

Upon hearing this, Moore and Conrad became serious, nodded, and lost their previous casualness.

Moore turned and nodded to his teammates behind him, then followed Conrad toward the spaceship.

Conrad led the group of war wizards into the spaceship, and Byron and the others inside all turned to look at them as they approached.

Upon seeing this, Conrad thought for a moment and then said, "These are war wizards sent by the Dean. They have all experienced the great interplane wars and followed the Dean to conquer one world after another."

Upon hearing Conrad's words, the eyes of all the extreme wizard apprentices on the spaceship lit up.

They never expected the dean to be so kind as to send such a team of war wizards to participate in this operation, thus ensuring their safety without a doubt.

But before they could enjoy their happiness for long, Conrad's next words plunged them into despair.

"I know what you're thinking, but unfortunately you're wrong."

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"This group of war wizards wasn't sent by the Dean to protect you; you're not that important."

"Moreover, the world they went to is not the same world as the world you went to, so quickly get rid of your delusions, or you will definitely die a terrible death."

Conrad looked at the mournful and disappointed expressions on everyone's faces, and a mocking smile appeared on his face.

The war wizards, upon hearing Conrad's words, showed no other expression on their faces, remaining as indifferent as if nothing but war could arouse their interest.

As if he had received some news, Conrad's smile suddenly vanished, and he spoke abruptly.

"Everyone, take your seats. The spaceship is about to start and begin a void jump."

At this point, Conrad turned to look at the group of war wizards behind him.

"You all find your own seats."

After saying that, Conrad ignored everyone else and sat down in the front row with a solemn expression.

The group of war wizards didn't say much, and each found an empty seat and sat down.

Shortly after everyone was seated, a slight "humming" sound suddenly emanated from the spaceship.

As the sound rang out, a faint blue barrier of light appeared outside the spaceship.

At the same time, the energy-absorbing chains extending from beneath the base of the floating city were now taut, and countless magical vortexes suddenly emerged from the space.

The entire floating city was shrouded in a magical veil of various colors, as if the floating city were emitting its own light.

Under these circumstances, the light of the entire floating city suddenly dimmed.

The next moment, the light suddenly shone brightly, turning into three pillars of light that surged toward the three locations of the floating city.

The spaceship that Byron and his crew were on was also enveloped in a beam of light.

At the same moment, an exceptionally complex magic array appeared on the space station platform beneath the spaceship.

As for the pillar of light, it transformed into a torrent of light particles, surging into the magic array and gradually filling it.

The ultimate wizard apprentices sitting on the spaceship, including Byron, were all drawn to the magic circle and couldn't help but turn their gazes toward it.

Byron had already closed his All-Seeing Eye the moment he looked at the magic circle.

If he didn't shut down the All-Knowing Eye, given the profound mystery of this magic array, he might have all his mental energy drained the moment he tried to analyze it, causing him to fall into a coma.

After all, just looking at it with his naked eyes and trying to understand this Dao formation made him feel dizzy.

Time passed slowly, and a few seconds later, Conrad tapped his finger in the void, and a golden symbol passed through the spaceship and entered the magic circle.

The moment the symbol entered the magic circle, the pillar of light composed of a torrent of light particles suddenly disappeared, and Conrad spoke solemnly.

"The magic array is fully charged. Void Leap is about to begin. Get ready."

Before the words were finished, the light of the magic array suddenly dimmed, and a pitch-black crack abruptly appeared on the platform.

Before anyone could react, the spaceship was sucked into the dark crack by its suction.

The next moment, everyone felt a sudden darkness before their eyes, as if they had been thrown into a washing machine, their internal organs and brains being flung out.

In this situation, none of the ultimate wizard apprentices, including Byron, could perceive the changes in time and could only resist by instinct.

As for the two war wizards and Conrad, although they showed signs of discomfort, they did not appear as if they were in a state of ecstasy as the Limit Wizard apprentice.

After all, both the war wizard and Conrad had experienced the Great Crusade, and they must have gone through this kind of thing countless times and were already used to it.

It's unclear how much time passed—perhaps only a second, or perhaps several days—but the spaceship finally emerged from that extreme darkness and slowly came to a stop.

First, a ray of light shone through the spaceship's transparent window, and then the entire spaceship was illuminated.

Seeing this, everyone suppressed their sadness and looked out the window.