Sixth Ring Wizard

Helag had known for a long time that many people wanted to transcend the Mother River, but he had never heard of anyone succeeding.

Since I was able to reach the surface of the river, there must be others in the endless planes who have also reached this point.

Although the process is difficult and the probability is extremely low, it is not impossible.

The truly difficult step is the final one, which requires immense strength to break through the limitations of the membrane and truly transcend the mother river.

Herag glanced at both sides; although the river was wide, it looked to be only about a kilometer long.

He was close to the left bank of the river, so he began to swim towards the river.

Herag found himself in this place as if he had become an ordinary person, only able to slowly swim to the riverbank.

He could feel that his strength and abilities were still there, but he could only swim across the Mother River.

The process was much faster than Helag had imagined, and they reached the riverbank in just ten minutes.

Herag had expected that the movement would be as strenuous as it had been on the river, but that was not the case.

After arriving at the riverbank, Herag climbed ashore and discovered that he was naked, wearing nothing at all.

He tried communicating with his own little dimension and found that he could, so he took out a set of clothes from it and put them on.

Herag also experimented and found that he could not extract any life forms from the small plane.

Whether it's an animal or a plant, there will always be an obstacle preventing its removal.

The feeling was strange; it wasn't that he couldn't take it out, but rather that what Hrag wanted to take out couldn't be placed here.

Herag looked into the distance and realized that the river was probably more than a kilometer long.

Just like in the river, the perception of distance here is inaccurate, and it's impossible to get a truly accurate result.

Herag looked down at the ground and found that it was just ordinary soil, except that there were no weeds growing there.

Behind me was an endless expanse of mud, with no end in sight.

It was a desolate wasteland, with nothing there.

Herag walked around and found nothing but a few footprints.

These footprints look like they were made a long time ago, but because there is no wind or rain here, they have remained as they were back then.

Herag turned his head and found that he had also left many footprints here.

It will probably be seen by future generations many years from now.

At this moment, Herag had a mysterious feeling; he sensed a vast amount of knowledge crowding in from his surroundings, hoping to be absorbed by him.

Herag tried to receive some information and quickly understood what was going on.

This is the end, a place beyond the Mother River, and a place one dimension higher than the endless planes.

The moment Herag stepped out of the Mother River, he had already completed the step of transcending dimensions, becoming an existence that transcended endless planes and dimensions.

At that moment, Herag sensed something and realized that countless planes within his body were undergoing changes.

Originally, the countless planes within the body existed independently within the cells, but at this moment, these planes within the cells began to form connections.

There was no merging or even contact between the different planes.

However, a peculiar power permeates these planes, connecting all the cells within them, making all planes seem to be immersed in this power.

Herag suddenly understood that this strange power was dimension.

All the planes within his body had now become planes within a single dimension, and the countless planes within him were interconnected, forming a new, endless plane.

At that moment, Herag became the new ruler of this endless plane.

After completing this step, Herag felt a sense of advancement, as if strength had become a concept.

Before him, any legend, ruler, or progenitor no longer held any meaning; everything became merely a conceptual existence.

Herag could kill any of the progenitors if he so desired.

The method used was quite simple: remove the progenitor directly from the mother river from a higher dimension.

The ancestor was connected to the Mother River, and theoretically, as long as the Mother River exists, the ancestor will never die.

But Helag has transcended the Mother River and can stand outside of it, removing the progenitor from the Mother River and completely erasing him.

Herag came to the riverbank and looked at the Mother River.

At this moment, in his eyes, the Mother River was completely different. It was no longer the bottomless deep blue water of the past, but an information flow with a massive amount of information.

Soul, bloodline, power, and so on are all merely a stream of information flowing through the Mother River.

This information is very complete, containing all the information that has flowed through the past.

Helag can see the past, but not the future.

He then realized that the past had already happened, and therefore it was recorded.

But the future has not yet occurred, and there are no records even in the mother river.

This also proves that the future is not fixed, and everything is not predetermined.

Herag stood on the riverbank, going upstream, and saw countless pieces of information that had flowed through this mother river throughout countless eons.

He witnessed the birth of the Wizarding Plane and the Abyss Plane.

Herag was startled; he saw himself.

Herag saw his soul flow out of the plane of his previous life, through the Mother River, and into the plane of wizards.

The whole process was indeed as he guessed: Deep Blue preserved his past life memories in the Mother River, but Deep Blue was also damaged as a result.

Herag continued forward and saw information about the previous world, quickly finding its coordinates.

At that moment, Herag realized that he could go home.

Although so many years have passed and the people he once knew have long since disappeared into the annals of history, he can indeed go back and take a look.

That was a middle world.

This was somewhat unexpected by Horag. There was no supernatural power there, only technological civilization, yet it was actually a mid-level world.

With a thought, Herag disappeared from the riverbank and returned to the northern castle.

He first needs to test whether he can come back.

Because of his current strength, to be precise, he can be considered a level ten life form, surpassing the level nine progenitor.

If I'm too powerful to return to the Wizarding World, that would be a huge loss.

Herag didn't want to only be able to meet his family via projection all day; that kind of promotion would be far too boring.

It now appears that the Endless Planes do not have such rules, or that the rules of the Endless Planes only apply to life forms of level nine and below, without considering beings above level nine.

Herag could sense that he was now far too powerful, capable of easily destroying countless planes with a mere gesture.

But power is not meant for destruction, and Hellagur knew this well.

He has now achieved his initial goal, which is to pursue his own eternal existence.

Having achieved this, Hrag had no further desires, and indeed there was nothing left for him to pursue.

In the endless years to come, Hrag only wanted to spend time with his family and friends and help them reach even greater heights.

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The End. (End of Chapter)