Sixth Ring Wizard

Having swum in the Mother River for so many years, Helag can clearly perceive even the slightest changes.

He had sensed that he was very close to the surface of the mother river, but because he couldn't get a specific distance value here, he didn't know how long it would take to reach the river.

But on this day, as Helag continued to swim upwards, he suddenly touched something that looked like a thin film.

He looked up and clearly saw a thin film in front of him.

He didn't see the membrane until he touched it.

However, upon touching it, the existence of the membrane was seen, or rather, this membrane appeared in Herag's perception.

Hrag didn't know what was outside the membrane.

However, a surge of urge to break through this membrane welled up within him; it was an instinctive urge from his body.

Herag realized that he had reached the surface of the Mother River.

The only problem now is how to break through the river and reach places outside the mother river.

Herag tried to continue swimming upwards, but clearly felt a resistance preventing him from going any further.

This membrane looks thin and soft, but it is very tough.

No matter how hard Helag tried, he could not break through the barrier of this membrane.

Helag paused and thought about how to solve the problem.

Before reaching the river surface, he could still know how far he was from it, giving him direction and a goal to strive for.

However, Hrag hasn't figured out how to solve this problem yet, and he doesn't know where to start.

Herag began to study the thin film in front of him, observing it carefully.

He spent about half a month observing and studying this thin film.

Ultimately, Herag discovered that this membrane was essentially the same as the mother river water, with almost no difference in material.

The only difference is that this thin film can be seen as highly condensed mother river water.

It is precisely because this membrane is highly condensed mother river water that this membrane has strong resistance.

Even with Hrag's current strength, he cannot break through the resistance of this membrane.

But Hrag had figured out a problem: since this membrane was essentially also the mother river water.

Then all you need to do is improve your strength until one day you can move freely inside this membrane.

"Won't the river still be like this after the membrane is removed?" Herag suddenly thought.

If the water behind the membrane is still river water, and highly condensed river water at that, then it may not be able to transcend the mother river.

Herag didn't know what the world beyond the membrane was like, but he still wanted to try.

Now that we know the direction of our efforts, the next step is to make a concrete plan.

Herag now primarily enhances his strength by immersing himself in the Mother River and receiving its power.

Another channel is to rely on the development of the endless planes within one's body to provide oneself with endless power feedback.

At this stage, the endless planes within Horrag's body have become an important source of his power.

Within Hrag's body, each cell contains a plane.

A thousand years later, the development of these planes has varied for various reasons.

Hellagur can't possibly take care of every single plane; he can only look at the overall situation.

Most planes are now equivalent to mid-level worlds.

This is based on the degree of perfection and robustness of the world's fundamental rules.

Some parts of the world have already developed very primitive human civilizations, but it is estimated that it will take a long time for them to develop into more mature human civilizations.

If each of the smaller planes within his body could develop into an advanced civilization, it would be a boon for Helag.

Herag suddenly understood why there were planar wills and why there were chosen ones.

The chosen ones of a plane will help the plane develop, and the plane's will will also specifically select and cultivate those with potential.

This looks like a pre-established rule.

Herag suddenly wondered if the endless plane he was in was also within the body of some powerful being.

The development of civilization cannot be rushed, nor can it be accomplished in a short time, and it is not that important to Hrag.

All Hrag needs to do is to allow the countless planes within his body to grow and expand as much as possible.

To achieve this, we need to proactively promote the development of the internal plane and help improve and strengthen its fundamental rules.

Herag devised a plan: to soak in the Mother River every day while simultaneously propelling the development of the endless planes within his body.

Throughout this process, he will continue to try to overcome the limitations of thin films.

This process is tedious, but Helag enjoys it.

Spending time with family, engaging in daily spiritual practice, and occasionally handling matters in the wizarding world, he found himself quite leisurely.

Herag suddenly understood why the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor had been so friendly to him when they first met.

For beings like the progenitor, there are hardly any old friends, let alone acquaintances.

Time flies, and three thousand years have passed in the blink of an eye.

Over the course of three thousand years, Herag has elevated most of the planes within his body to the level of higher-level worlds, possessing foundational rules as solid as those of higher-level worlds.

This was a slow and meticulous process, and Hrag patiently repeated these tasks day after day.

The process was tedious, but the ending was good.

Herag's current strength has reached an extremely terrifying level; even the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor would feel pressure in his presence.

Herag hasn't made a move in a long time because there's no one worth targeting, and he doesn't need to handle many things anymore.

In the Mother River.

Herag looked at the thin film in front of him, reached out his hand, and his hand easily passed through the film, as if passing through a thin mist.

At this moment, even Herag was somewhat excited, and his entire body passed through the thin mist.

Suddenly, everything became clear.

Herag found himself indeed in a long river, and he poked his head out of it.

This long river has no visible origin and no visible destination.

The crystal-clear blue river water rushed forward, its flow swift but utterly silent.

Only the occasional splash of water signaled the unrest beneath the surface of the river.

Herag looked at the wave and then down into the bottomless river below.

"Is there someone down there like me, also wanting to break through the river's surface...?"

He couldn't see what lay beneath the surface of the river, but he had a strange feeling about it. (End of Chapter)