In the game "Super God," thankfully, it can simulate countless worlds.

[Tsk tsk!]

Throughout the journey, your mentor Vivian would occasionally click her tongue, giving you a mocking look.

Vivian showed no surprise whatsoever at the fact that you possess such a fine wizard tower.

[But Vivian found it utterly unbelievable that you were able to seduce the Winterthorne family's most talented witch into the Hermit's Guild.]

[I never expected that someone as quiet and uninterested in romance as you would suddenly pull out all the stops!]

Vivian had heard of Liviel's genius; wizards specializing in the laws of fate were rare indeed.

The Law of Destiny is the most profound of the nine laws. While the other laws can be actively comprehended, the Law of Destiny can only be understood by those who are born favored by fate.

In other words, this is something you're born with; no amount of effort can change it later in life. A typical example of a naturally gifted wizard.

[Mentor Vivian hopped around your wizard tower, then pursed her lips, thinking you were pretty boring.]

The Wizard Tower is designed in the traditional wizarding style, lacking any childlike wonder.

[Finally, Vivian handed you a scroll, instructing you to use it only in life-or-death situations, signifying that you, a level four wizard, had done your utmost in this first battle of the expedition.]

[You can stay in the war fortress for now and go out to do missions once the situation stabilizes.]

You paused slightly, slightly taken aback.

Isn't this blatant cover-up?

[In this wizarding expedition, all wizards of level four and above in Sky City must participate in the first wave of battles against the Endless Abyss.]

[Is it really okay for you to just stay inside the war fortress like this?]

Vivian seemed to know what you were thinking, and waved her hand dismissively, indicating that this was merely a test between the two sides. The battle at the lower levels ended the moment the wizard dispatched his army of war beasts.

When it comes to massing units, while Endless Abyss has its tricks up its sleeve, it still falls short compared to the Wizard.

[The enemy's sniping force this time wasn't as large as expected; even a level seven wizard like her is waiting in the war fortress.]

[If you, little wizard, can withstand the first wave of attack, the mission is already over. Now you just need to wait for the next mission from above.]

[This wizarding expedition even involved Sky City, clearly indicating that the wizards aren't just engaging in a small-scale raid and leaving.]

[But the chaotic, uncontrolled abyss is no match for a serious wizarding world.]

Unlike the major powers of the Void Continent, wizards are adept at internal strife but inept at external conflicts.

The wizard's skill trees are almost entirely focused on external warfare, making their war potential far exceed that of a single ninth-tier power.

You really wanted to ask what the higher-ups were planning and what specific tasks had been assigned, but the words caught in your throat.

[Look at you, mentor Vivian, you seem to have an innocent, childlike heart and a simple mind.]

She's clearly not the type of person who would be interested in those things.

She's probably told you everything she knows.

Instead of asking your mentor, you'd be better off asking that simple-minded, muscle-bound warlock, the Barbarian.

You sighed, realizing that all the level seven wizards you knew were quite special.

[Anyway, their way of thinking is quite different from that of normal people.]

Finally, as Vivian left, she patted your thigh with a serious expression, telling you to be as careful as possible and not to die.

After seeing your mentor off, you wandered around inside the war fortress.

[Besides you, we can see that quite a few wizards belonging to the Hermitage have retreated from the battlefield into the fortress.]

You stop a wizard who has just retreated inside and ask him about the war situation outside.

【You still have millions of war beasts out there; I wonder how heavy the losses have been.】

[At that time, you had no control over the situation. Surrounded by an endless army, your war beast could only passively charge along with the main force.]

If we win, perhaps many of us will survive; if we lose, the entire army will be wiped out.

The wizard shook his head, looking quite weary.

Your heart skipped a beat; you felt your war beasts were probably in grave danger.

[Those are a quarter of your elite troops, costing you countless resources. Even Liviel's resources were poured into training those 20 million war beasts.]

[For this reason, Liviel did not even train her own war beast army.]

Just as your heart begins to sink, the wizard before you tells you with a sorrowful expression that the wizards have won.

The Endless Abyss has withdrawn its troops.

You clenched your fists and asked the wizard if he had ever been beaten up.

The wizard nodded, then shook his head, and then asked you curiously, "Why are you asking this?"

Why do people keep asking him the same question?

You take a deep breath, suppress the urge to throw a punch, and turn to leave.

[Shortly afterward, a level six wizard found you and informed you that all the war beasts sent out by wizards in the last war had been conscripted to serve as the vanguard in exploring the Endless Abyss.]

However, as compensation, you can choose resources or merit points of equal value.

Merit is a unique reward system during the interdimensional wars in the Wizarding World.

Rare resources, advanced inheritances, and even some small to medium-sized war fortresses and weapons that are rarely seen in normal times can all be obtained by exchanging merit points.

You raised an eyebrow, surprised that the higher-ups in the Wizarding World had pulled this stunt.

To be fair, both sides probably feel they benefited from this resource exchange.

[The higher-ups gained a large number of cannon fodder, making it easier for them to gather information about the enemy, while the lower-level wizards gained the possibility of advancing further.]

The wizard who came up with this idea is definitely a clever little devil.

After careful consideration, you realize you have more resources than you can use, so why not exchange them for merit points and accumulate them?

The wizard who came to inform you nodded, took out a crystal ball to record your information, and told you that you had received a reward of over 31 million merit points.

[It's clear that this level six wizard is quite surprised that you've gained so many merits so quickly.]

[After all, you're just a level four wizard, where did you get so many war beasts?]

Over 30 million merit points is a huge fortune; it can be exchanged for many good things.

[Under the envious and jealous gazes of the level six wizards, you led Livia to the Hall of Merit.]

You want to see the value of the honors you've accumulated.