Wizard Earl

Dezelby wasn't particularly skilled in alchemy or magic arrays, so Connor, a professional alchemist, had no doubt about his assessment and didn't suspect anything, trusting that there was nothing there.

As for Connor's suggestion to leave quickly and head to the next location, it wasn't because Connor discovered the existence of the evil spiders and warned De Zelby. In fact, the group of evil spiders were very well hidden. Connor didn't even notice their presence before they appeared. Their sudden attack startled Connor.

When fighting them earlier, Connor hadn't thought much about it, but now that he'd repelled the swarm of evil spiders, his mind was racing. He figured these suddenly appearing spiders were most likely related to the ancient underground structure, and might even be its guardian beasts…

According to many ancient records, three to five hundred years ago, some powerful wizards liked to find magical beasts to guard their tombs after they died, so that they would not be disturbed in death. Judging from the size of the group of evil spirit spiders and the strength of the blood-striped evil spirit spider, if the ancient building underground is indeed a wizard's tomb, then the cultivation level of the tomb owner is conservatively estimated to be at least a level two wizard!

Realizing that the ancient building below might be the tomb of a second-level wizard, Connor immediately became very interested in the underground structure. So what Connor was doing now was preparing to enter the ancient building to find out what it was all about.

After searching for several minutes, Connor finally found the exact location of the ancient underground building with the help of his compass.

Looking around and seeing that no one was watching him, Connor finally made a move. He first took out four crystal balls the size of pigeon eggs from his spatial ring, and then distributed these crystal balls in various corners of the forest around him.

These four crystal balls are a multi-functional enchanted item crafted by Connor. Their primary function is early warning. Once these four crystal balls are placed, they will silently alert Connor whenever someone enters the area.

The second main function is shielding. Once these four crystal balls are placed, they form an invisible barrier. Not only is the barrier imperceptible, but anything that erupts within it, including energy fluctuations and sounds, will also remain undetected. Besides these two main functions of warning and shielding, these four crystal balls have many other uses, making them a set of enchanted items that Connor finds very convenient to use.

After setting up and activating the four crystal balls, Connor felt relieved to see the barrier formed by the four crystal balls begin to function. He then took out some array-setting materials from his spatial ring and began setting up the array with peace of mind.

Connor had just told DeZelby that he would leave the forest in an hour, and that he would meet up with them in fifty minutes. Connor had already spent ten minutes searching for the exact location of the underground ancient structure, which meant that he had forty minutes left to do what he wanted. However, this also meant that Connor couldn't simply dig out the underground ancient structure bit by bit like a conventional excavation and then go in. Connor had to find another way to join the ancient structure hidden deep underground!

Five minutes later, Connor, having set up the formation, made a few adjustments and then stood in the center of the formation, holding an antique-style purple-gold token in his left hand and his Castilian staff tightly in his right.

With Connor's current alchemy skills, he can only confirm the existence and specific location of the underground ancient building. As for the situation inside the ancient building, Connor is powerless and knows nothing about it. It is not impossible for him to be attacked the first second after going down. Therefore, just in case, Connor carefully prepared the Castia Staff.

Taking a deep breath, Connor began chanting a spell. As the spell was chanted, the purple-gold token in Connor's hand emitted a brilliant purple light, enveloping Connor completely. The next second, Connor vanished from the spot.

When Connor reappeared, he was already in a tomb chamber a hundred meters below the ground. Looking at the pitch blackness in front of him and feeling the decaying, ancient atmosphere around him, Connor gripped the Castilian Staff in his hand even tighter, and his expression also showed a hint of excitement.

Connor's method of entering this ancient building was called Caldara Teleportation, a technique created by the Byzantine-era alchemist and space wizard Caldara. It utilizes a magic circle to teleport into underground structures and other buildings. While this method sounds incredibly magical and powerful, it is rarely used in the wizarding world due to numerous difficulties in practical application; it is quite obscure…

To use Caldara teleportation, the first hurdle is to establish a teleportation array. This array is the infrastructure; without it, Caldara teleportation is just a mirage and impossible. Not only are the alchemical materials used to create this array extremely rare, but its actual setup is also very difficult.

Besides the magic circle, there are very important requirements for wizards who use the Caldara teleportation technique. First, the user must have reached the level of a formal wizard, and also have a high level of knowledge in many aspects such as space and alchemy.

Even if both the person and the magic array meet the standards for using Caldara teleportation, the final and most crucial step with the space token is still essential. Failure to complete this step will leave you with a very regrettable "goodbye" to the magical technique of Caldara teleportation.

The so-called "space token" is a token forged from spatial metal of unknown origin, existing within spatial turbulence, using special alchemy techniques. Aside from its spatial function and value, this type of space token is no different from a piece of scrap metal in any other respect.

However, any non-space wizard who wants to use Caldara teleportation, or other actions related to teleportation or space travel, must hold a space token made of space metal in order to ensure that they are not harmed by the spatial pressure generated by the teleportation during the process.