Wizard Earl

According to incomplete statistics from Byzantine wizards, non-spatial wizards who did not possess this token made of spatial metal and engaged in any actions related to spatial teleportation or travel had a mortality rate as high as 89.7%.

Although spatial tokens only have value on a spatial level, the spatial metals used to refine them exist only in spatial turbulence. Not only are they scarce, but they are also extremely difficult to obtain. Therefore, during the Byzantine Empire, an era in which the wizarding world was highly developed and obsessed with spatial exploration, spatial tokens were extremely valuable, even comparable to level three enchanted items at one point.

However, with the onset of the Great Cataclysm and the disintegration of the Byzantine Empire, that highly advanced wizarding world also completely declined. Space exploration, which required such a highly developed wizarding world to sustain, naturally became impossible. Therefore, space tokens, whose value lay solely in spatial aspects, became utterly useless, their worth plummeting until they were completely ignored and forgotten…

During Connor's recent trip to Odin, he encountered Zivkovic, the Grand Elder and a formal wizard of the Golovin tribe. In the ensuing battle, Connor encountered some setbacks and was even targeted by the level four magical beast, the Golden-Headed Eagle, but he ultimately succeeded in killing Zivkovic.

Having defeated Zhivkovic, his spatial ring rightfully became Connor's spoils. Although the ring bore Zhivkovic's mental imprint, in the face of Connor, an alchemist, it was as vulnerable and easily bullied as a beautiful woman wearing only her underwear…

After cracking Zivkovich's spatial ring, Connor not only obtained most of the veteran first-level wizard's fortune, but also found the purple-gold token he now holds in this generous reward!

Although he was a formal wizard-level alchemist with extensive experience in alchemy, such as crafting enchanted items and setting up magic arrays, Connor did not recognize what the purple-gold token was when he first saw it in the corner of the Zivkovich spatial ring.

It wasn't until later, when Connor was carefully sorting through his loot, that he discovered that this seemingly useless purple-gold token was actually somewhat similar to the legendary space token made of space metal. After discovering this, Connor studied and verified it carefully, spending a lot of time and effort, and finally confirmed, by combining the database of the auxiliary chip, that this purple-gold token was indeed the famous space token.

Because this spatial token was quite useless, having no value other than in terms of spatial applications, and Connor being an alchemist with a natural interest in space, he decided to use it as a starting point to study spatial techniques in order to prevent it from becoming a useless piece of junk. The Caldara spatial teleportation was the result of Connor's study of spatial knowledge during this period!

Although he had already conducted countless simulations on the auxiliary chip, this was actually Connor's first time using the Caldara space teleportation, so he was very excited about his success!

Shifting his attention back to his surroundings, Connor, though unable to see clearly in the pitch-black environment with his naked eye, possessed mental power as his "third eye" as a psychic wizard. Moreover, compared to his first two eyes, this "third eye" was undoubtedly more acute, enabling him to see more clearly.

According to records Connor had previously read in ancient texts, underground ancient buildings like the one he was currently in, which resembled a wizard's tomb, usually had magic arrays to suppress or prevent mental energy detection. However, Connor's mental energy was not affected or suppressed in any way here, which made Connor quite strange.

Through Connor's mental detection, he could basically conclude that this was a tomb. Based on the current findings, the tomb did not have a multi-layered structure, but only one layer. His current location was in the leftmost chamber of the tomb. The central chamber, which was 150 meters away from him and could not be explored by his mental power, was likely the final resting place of the tomb's owner!

Connor, whose conjecture had been confirmed, was undoubtedly very excited. According to wizarding custom, tombs would often contain some enchanted items used in the deceased's lifetime. Based on his previous deductions from the demonic spiders and blood-striped demonic spiders, the tomb's owner was at least a level two wizard. Therefore, the tomb might even contain valuable items such as third-tier enchanted items, rare potions, and advanced meditation techniques…

Because of his cultivation of the Abyss Secret Arts and the existence of Varga, Connor was not interested in potions or meditation techniques, but the thought of "Tier 3 Enchanted Items" made him both excited and a little sleepy.

Although he had already decided to upgrade the Castia Staff, a top-tier second-tier enchanted item, to a third-tier enchanted item, and had already put it into action, the process of upgrading a second-tier enchanted item to a third-tier enchanted item involved far too many aspects and the workload was simply too enormous.

To this day, despite Connor's best efforts to advance the project, he has only completed about 70% of the total work with the help of the auxiliary chip. There is still a considerable distance to go before the final enhancement is successful.

Connor shook his head, temporarily putting the third-tier enchanted item out of his mind and focusing his attention on his current situation. Although he hadn't encountered any danger in this tomb yet, and his mental energy hadn't detected any lurking threats, it was still best to be cautious. After all, better safe than sorry...

Holding a spatial token in one hand and the Castilian Staff in the other, Connor walked unhurriedly toward the central tomb chamber. With each step, Connor carefully observed his surroundings with his mental energy. The Caldara teleportation array was on the ground, and Connor maintained constant contact with it. If he discovered any danger in the tomb chamber that he was powerless to overcome, Connor would immediately activate Caldara teleportation.

The spatial token in Connor's hand will safely bring him back to the surface in five seconds, which means that as long as Connor is instantly killed in this tomb, his safety is still quite guaranteed.