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

The old man let out a strange cry, his figure vanished instantly, merging into the wizard's tower, and he fled to other locations.

He initially thought you were a good vessel for possession, but he never expected a wizard apprentice to be a wolf in sheep's clothing.

He's admitted defeat this time, but the old man doesn't think you can do anything to him from inside his own wizard tower.

Although this wizard's tower suffered severe damage during a wizarding expedition thousands of years ago and has not been maintained for millennia, its condition is exceptionally poor.

However, this near-level four wizard tower is by no means an easy target. If you dare to continue chasing, the old man believes he is absolutely capable of inflicting a heavy loss on you.

The old man's name was Geller, a peak level three wizard who, thousands of years ago, had hoped to use a wizard expedition as an opportunity to break through to level four, a Star Wizard.

[Unexpectedly, he was ambushed by a powerful figure from the Jin Kingdom on the Void Continent and tragically perished, leaving only a remnant soul that was taken away by the Wizard Tower and fled far away.]

"Void Continent!" Lin Yuan's pupils suddenly contracted.

This was the second time he had heard this name; the first time was in Blade Azure's memories of this center of all the heavens and myriad worlds.

The key point is that he actually saw this place again in the simulation of the Wizarding World.

The God-Slaying Sword originated from that void continent, a plane whose level far surpasses that of the Super God Universe.

"Could it be...?"

Lin Yuan's gaze turned serious; he felt as if he had touched upon a sliver of the truth.

"The simulator is really powerful; it can even simulate this."

Lin Yuan slowly relaxed his brows. As long as he continued the simulation, one day no secret would be able to stand in his way anymore.

"I still have time. There's no need to scare myself. Let's take it one step at a time."

You gave a cold snort, instructing the Red Queen to quickly analyze the structure of the wizard's tower.

Although the Dark Dimension doesn't exist in the Wizarding World, your private Dark Dimension has been preserved.

Even if dark energy cannot be used in this world, you can still unleash your full power by using elemental energy instead.

[A mere wisp of a remnant soul and a broken wizard's tower are nothing to you.]

[As you follow the Red Queen's analysis, you mark many locations in the wizard tower that might hold secrets, until finally you discover an interesting place.]

You casually open a wormhole, and when you reappear, you've arrived at a hidden chamber within a wizard's tower.

Here you see a broken elemental forge; your intuition tells you that this is the core of this wizard's tower.

The Elemental Forge is a more powerful energy core than the Elemental Pool, and is generally only achievable by wizard towers of level three or higher.

[A single elemental forge can bankrupt a seasoned level three wizard; normally, only level four wizard towers are equipped with such a valuable item.]

You smiled slightly, surprised by this unexpected gain; it seems this old man was once quite wealthy.

Geller wore a look of utter disbelief, as if he'd just eaten shit. He hadn't expected you to possess such a bizarre spatial ability, finding this place so quickly.

He had set countless traps throughout the wizard's tower, just waiting for you to run into them so he could deal with you properly.

[But you didn't play by the rules; a spatial wormhole destroyed all his plans.]

Geller placed his hand on the Elemental Furnace and threatened you sharply, telling you not to come any closer or he would detonate it.

Forget about any gains then; the destructive power of the elemental furnace explosion could raze a large country to the ground. You'll all perish together.

This is an explosive force comparable to a small solar flare, even though the Elemental Furnace itself is just an energy source, the core used to provide energy to the Wizard Tower.

However, its abundant energy reserves, once unleashed, could severely injure even a level four wizard.

Hearing the other party's threat, you outwardly scoffed dismissively, casually pulled up a chair, sat down, and gestured for Geller to make himself at that; at worst, you'd die together.

[While secretly instructing Red Queen to analyze the elemental furnace at full frequency, and keep the wormhole device constantly activated, ready to escape at the slightest sign of trouble.]

Ultimately, life is more important. Any fortuitous encounters or unexpected gains are insignificant compared to the value of one's life.

[Old man Geller's face was so ugly it looked like it could trap a fly. He's asking you to leave his wizard tower, and as compensation, he'll give you a lot of rare resources.]

You secretly scoffed. Kill this old man, and all those resources will still be yours, plus you'll get a wizard tower close to level four for free.

[After all, the Elemental Forge is one of the core components of a level four Wizard Tower. There's no reason to leave it unused and end up having to painstakingly build the Wizard Tower ourselves.]

Many wizards have squandered their fortunes for a wizarding tower that suits their tastes; now that you've encountered such a tremendous opportunity, you certainly won't let it slip by.

However, it will take the Red Queen some time to analyze this elemental furnace. You should keep this old man calm for now.

You leisurely began negotiating with Geller, buying time for the Red Queen.

Suddenly, the Azure Blade in your mind opened its eyes and looked at you with a gaze that was both puzzled and surprised.

She's been trying to figure out why you were able to travel to the wizarding world, but she's had no clue.

[Blade Azure believes you definitely have a big secret, but since she can't understand it, she's not going to dwell on it anymore.]

Anyway, she's already pledged allegiance to you. Her fate is now intertwined with yours; your secrets are actually a good thing for her, meaning your future holds more possibilities.

Which powerful person doesn't have their own secrets on their journey to success?

[Blade Azure tells you there's no need to waste your breath on this old man. This elemental furnace is broken and can't be detonated. He's just trying to scare you.]

You narrowed your eyes slightly, stood up from your chair, and without a word summoned the God-Slaying Sword to slash at the old man who was just trying to intimidate you.

[This guy talks like it's the truth. Luckily you brought your grandma with you; she saw through his scheme.]

Damn it!

Geller let out a howl and turned to run.

He clearly intimidated you just now, but I didn't expect you to act like a madman, not even afraid of dying together with him!

[You used your innate sorcery, Shadow Leap, to appear beside Geller and cleaved him in two with a single sword strike.]

Geller roared in agony, yet resolutely abandoned his lower body, his soul form, and fled into the distance through the wall.

At this point, he couldn't care less about choosing what to have. He planned to possess Sophie, who was still inside the wizard's tower, and then flee immediately.

"As long as the green hills remain, there's always firewood to burn. At worst, you can leave this wizard tower there for now. Once he recovers to his peak, he'll naturally find a way to take it back."