Wizarding Age: I can analyze everything

Chapter 15 Dimensional Rift

"A dimensional rift?"

Pei Ze raised an eyebrow, immediately becoming interested.

A dimensional rift is a two-way spatial channel that is accidentally created when two planes cross each other in a way that is such as spatial turbulence or elemental tides.

Dimensional rifts allow residents of two dimensions to travel between each other.

Of course, different levels of dimensional rifts impose different limitations on the strength of those who traverse them.

The lower the intensity of the dimensional rift, the greater the restriction on the strength of the traveler.

Those who exceed a certain level of strength will be unable to pass.

It is worth mentioning that in a multiverse where the law of the jungle prevails and the strong prey on the weak, two interconnected dimensions often end up attacking each other, attempting to conquer the other dimension by force.

At worst, they will be wary of each other and remain in a stalemate.

Examples of friendly exchanges, mutual assistance, and common development are extremely rare.

Over the past ten thousand years, countless alternate dimensions have been discovered in the wizarding world. Many of the weaker dimensions have been conquered and enslaved by wizards, becoming colonial bases for supplying resources.

Under the Astral Alliance, each wizard city has more or less several private planes.

For example, Dawn City has three private planes.

The numerous Dilo barbarians, dwarves, goblins, and even elves within Dawn City all originate from these three private planes.

Pei Ze continued reading.

The discovered dimensional rift is located 120 kilometers north of Dawn City, in a vast forest that has long been sealed off by the wizards of Dawn City and the Silver Legion.

However, the area happens to be located between Dawn City and Crimson Lotus City. When the forest was sealed off, the people of Dawn City and Crimson Lotus City clashed, and now the two sides are locked in a stalemate in the forest.

"A new dimension?"

Pei Ze's eyes flickered.

Throughout history, the discovery of every new dimension has triggered tremendous upheavals.

Especially since this involves two wizarding cities, the impact is likely to be even greater.

Who knows what changes this will ultimately bring?

A moment later, Pei Ze shook his head self-deprecatingly.

Such matters are for those in higher positions to consider. Why should a mere first-level wizard apprentice worry about them? He just needs to focus on his cultivation.

As you continue reading, the subsequent news becomes relatively uneventful.

It was nothing more than another mining area being attacked by ferocious beasts, or another slave rebellion in a botanical garden, which was then brutally suppressed by the Silver Legion in less than half a day.

It's all pretty much the same old stuff.

After reading the last page, Pei Ze casually threw the newspaper into a trash can on the street and continued heading towards the academy.

Upon arriving at the academy and approaching the garden area, a male student walked towards him. Upon seeing Pei Ze, he suddenly stopped and glared at him with hostility.

"It's you, Pei Ze!"

Pei Ze looked puzzled.

Does he know this person?

Why does the other person seem quite hostile towards him?

Seeing Pei Ze's change in expression, the male student immediately realized that Pei Ze did not remember him, and his face became even more unpleasant.

"You don't even remember your classmates? Looks like your memory isn't as good as the rumors say!"

Pei Ze raised an eyebrow and asked, "Who are you?"

"My name is Qi Shan." The male student slightly raised his chin.

Pei Ze tried to recall for a moment and finally remembered something.

It seems to be a classmate who advanced to wizard apprenticeship four or five days before him.

But he seemed to have no connection with the other party at all, and they hadn't exchanged a single word.

"Is there something you need?" Pei Ze asked calmly.

Qi Shan snorted coldly and said, "I just wanted to see what kind of guy the bloodless one from the Pei family was. Now it seems I was right. You're just like the other bloodless ones, born with inferior aptitude. No wonder the Pei family abandoned you!"

Bloodless?

Is this referring to him?

Pei Ze was slightly puzzled and searched his memory, but could not find any relevant memories.

Well, it seems the original owner lived a very muddled life and knew nothing.

What made Pei Ze even more speechless was the guy in front of him. Judging from the tone, Qi Shan came over to talk to him just to mock him to his face. How boring could he be?

Wouldn't it be better to use that time to learn more spells?

"If you have a lot of free time, why don't you go to the experimental area and help the dwarfs clean the sewers? You might find your purpose in life there," Pei Ze kindly suggested.

Qi Shan's face darkened, and he gritted his teeth, saying, "You're just good for empty talk."

Pei Ze interrupted him without any politeness: "How about we go to the apprentice dueling arena and have a match?"

Qi Shan froze, a look of astonishment on his face.

Competition is the eternal rule of the wizarding world, but the Tower Academy forbids students from killing each other, and those who violate the rule will be severely punished.

However, in order to provide students with a way to resolve conflicts, the academy specially set up an apprentice dueling arena.

Students who have conflicts can spend contribution points to enter the Apprentice Duel Arena for a duel.

As long as no one dies, the academy will not intervene no matter how serious the injuries suffered by the duelists. All consequences will be borne by the duelists themselves, and seeking revenge afterward is also prohibited.

Over time, the apprentice dueling arena became a good place for wizard apprentices to resolve their conflicts.

Qi Shan was completely taken aback when Pei Ze offered to challenge him to a duel at the apprentice arena, and he stood there dumbfounded.

But when he came to his senses, he suddenly flew into a rage.

In his eyes, Pei Ze was only better at theoretical knowledge than others, but when it came to wizarding talent, he was far inferior to him and could not possibly be his opponent.

But now this guy actually dares to challenge him to a duel, he doesn't take him seriously at all!

How could Qi Shan, who had such a high opinion of himself, not be furious?

"Very well!" Qi Shan gritted his teeth and said, "Since you're so eager to die, then I'll grant your wish!"

He secretly resolved to teach this guy a lesson later.

Even if they couldn't kill Pei Ze, they could easily injure him so badly that he'd be bedridden for a month or two.

Unable to cultivate for such a long time, Pei Ze, with his aptitude, will definitely not pass the subsequent trials and will be expelled from the academy.

Thinking of this, Qi Shan sneered inwardly.

Pei Ze remained calm, but inwardly he curled his lip in disapproval.

Currently, no more than ten first-year students have advanced to the second-level wizard apprenticeship, and he remembers every single one of them.

There is no such person as Qi Shan among them.

As long as Qi Shan is not a second-level wizard apprentice, he has nothing to fear.

First-level wizard apprentices cannot use magical items or contract magical pets; they can only rely on the spells they possess.

In this respect, Pei Ze believed he was no less capable than other first-level wizard apprentices.

Just as the two were about to head to the apprentice dueling arena, a piercing scream suddenly rang in their ears.

Pei Ze turned his head and saw a male student lying on the ground more than 20 meters away, scratching his body and groaning incessantly.

Standing nearby was a pale-faced, helpless female student; the scream from earlier had come from her.

The sudden change quickly attracted the attention of those around them.

"What's wrong with that person?"

Are you sick?

"How could a wizard apprentice get sick so easily? Could he have caught some kind of germ from the lab?"

The nearby wizard apprentices were all talking about it, but none of them stepped forward to ask for help.

Many people show a look of fear when they hear the word "germ".

The female student standing next to the fallen male student also subconsciously took a few steps back to create distance.

Pei Ze narrowed his eyes.

He recognized who the person on the ground was.

It was none other than Xu Yunfeng, who had been following behind Zhou Han that day, and was in the same class as him but had little presence.

(End of this chapter)