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Chapter 187 The Garden of Eden (Part 3)

"What do you want to do?"

"I plan to create an imaginary space that can accommodate many people."

"Imaginary space?"

"Yes, I believe the universe is based on the concept of time. It is our life itself that defines time. I think there should be a special space without past or future."

In the imaginary space, time has no meaning, and time does not accumulate.

As long as humanity exists within the imaginary space, it will not age over time.

"Is the existence of time stripped away?"

Anglie gave Lynn a deep look. "You've got guts."

"In the imaginary space, everyone can live the life they want."

"They don't have to worry about making a living or bear any pressure; they can just do what they want to do according to their truest desires."

"Good idea," Anglie said. "If it can be made, it would be a real huge success."

Anglie neither objected nor offered his own suggestions.

Because every great experiment in wizarding civilization started from an outlandish idea.

Since Lynn is willing, let this idea grow wildly.

If it succeeds, it might be good?

The significance of imaginary space goes beyond what Lynn mentioned. If such a space could actually be created, it would be given an even more important meaning.

"Does the teacher also think this project is very good?" Lynn smiled slightly. "Since so many wizards are reluctant to part with their loved ones, and can tolerate what that wizard did, then it means that this is a huge market. Since others can have a piece of this pie, I can have a piece of this pie too, but I can't do it alone, so I need your help, mentor."

Anglie stood rooted to the spot. "You dragged me into this so I could oversee this project for you."

"But this is good for all of us," Lynn said.

Anglie smiled, neither confirming nor denying.

"Actually, there have been similar experiments. I remember that the wizards in the Cult of the Psionic God conducted an experiment called 'Psionic Ascension,' uploading everyone's consciousness into a psychic consciousness universe. As long as the original entities in the psychic consciousness universe are not destroyed, they can live forever and exist indefinitely."

"What's the name of your project?" Anglie asked.

"Eden!"

"Are you really going to take everyone from Bangor Port away?" Anglie gave Lynn a deep look.

Lynn was surprised, then spread his hands. "Isn't this a good thing? You can enter my Garden of Eden, which means you will gain immortality. You can perfectly pursue your ideal life inside."

"That's getting the vibe," Anglie chuckled. "The vibe of those lunatic wizards."

Anglie chuckled softly.

If the profession of wizard had a color, it would definitely be gray, or rather, black.

Wizards have never been a benevolent group.

They pursue the truth, stubbornly, fanatically, and even madly.

In the pursuit of truth, it is inevitable that some stumbling blocks will sometimes appear.

Kind people will avoid stumbling blocks, and the Virgin Mary will put up a sign warning people in front of them.

Neutral people will move the stumbling block to the side of the road, while those in the evil faction will use a chisel to break through it, and those in the chaotic faction will pick up the stumbling block and throw it at others.

The actions of the first two factions have absolutely nothing to do with wizards, but the latter three are definitely possible.

"I will report your idea for you, but before that, you should complete your task as usual," Anglie said calmly. "All the apprentices on the ship must reach Welcome Island safely, and you cannot disembark midway. Although the Wizarding Council is full of big shots, they still have to give you some face."

In Bangor Harbor, the Hamilton family was having dinner when footsteps sounded outside.

This was followed by a very polite and rhythmic knock on the door.

Borg glanced at his father on the table, and at his brother and sister who showed no sign of getting up, and had no choice but to get up and go open the door.

When the door opened and Borg saw the woman outside, he froze.

A figure squeezed through the crack in the door, blocking out the setting sun, casting a long shadow that trailed on the ground.

pat.

The fork fell to the ground.

Hamilton, sitting at the dining table, stared blankly at the person who entered the room.

Hamilton's voice trembled slightly. "Annika, is it really you?"

"Hamilton, you've lost weight." The young woman who walked in from outside looked deeply at her lover, at his aged face, gray hair, and the wrinkles and lines on his face.

Hamilton was somewhat at a loss.

You promised me you would take good care of yourself.

"Mom, now that you're gone, no one in this house can control Dad anymore." Ava stood up happily, ran over and excitedly hugged the woman.

"Ava!" Hamilton coughed a few times and glared at Ava.

Then he looked at Lynn, unsure whether it was magic or real.

"It's Mom." Lynn nodded.

After resurrecting his mother a few days ago, Lynn kept her in the wizard tower for a few days to prevent any aftereffects before letting her go home, also to give them a surprise.

Seeing his family's excitement and happiness, Lynn felt inexplicably good. Perhaps this was the meaning of becoming a wizard.

I then stayed home for a while.

On a rainy evening, there was one less pair of bowls and chopsticks on the dining table.

In the misty drizzle, a large ship sailed away from Bangor Port under the cover of night.

Lynn returned to the ship silently. Apart from the sea monster that had been following him underwater, no one knew that the wizard Lynn had left and returned.

These apprentices, including the ghost captain, simply felt that this Lynn wizard was more of a "homebody" than the previous wizards.

Back on the ship, Lynn casually went to the restaurant once, then returned to his wizard cabin to continue his seclusion. Aside from meditation, he spent the rest of his time perfecting the wizard tower.

With Lynn's continuous improvements, his wizard tower has almost reached the standard of a level two wizard tower, and Lynn's mental strength has also met the standard for breaking through to level two wizard.

However, the materials needed for the transformation ritual required to advance to the second-level wizard level have not yet been gathered.

They already owed Mathers a lot of divine power and the blood essence of high-ranking demons. This time, they needed 999 kinds. Even in the abyss, it was not easy to gather so many kinds of high-ranking demon blood essence.

Most importantly, it takes time!

So after improving the Wizard Tower, Lynn continued to conduct experiments every day to gain general experience points.

He planned to further improve his alchemy skills, ideally to level five.

Level 4 alchemy is considered average among formal wizards; it's fairly normal for a decent and diligent wizard to reach that level. However, if one could reach level 5 alchemy, Lynn estimated that even among formal wizards, there wouldn't be many who could achieve that level.

This way, I can earn a lot of magic stones through alchemy and then buy high-level demon bloodline essence.

After all, she can't rely on others for everything. As her alchemy skills improve, her materials will also improve, and the quality of the weapons she trades with Dai will also improve accordingly, which will be of great help to her.

However, to gain general experience, one needs a lot of general experience, which requires time and perseverance.

After Lynn's modifications, his wizard tower now has new defense and attack modules installed. Although the attack and defense modules in that level 2 wizard tower are of average quality, they are still quite good for improving the basic performance of his wizard tower.

Although Lynn felt that the best way to deal with enemies was to start with his ultimate move, followed by his second ultimate move, his third ultimate move, and his final move.

Using basic attacks to probe is too unreliable. If you are facing a weaker enemy, using these ordinary attack modules is a good choice.

After all, the deterrent power of an ultimate skill lies in the moment it is not used and the first time it is used in front of this enemy.

Otherwise, if you use it haphazardly and frequently, others will easily see through your lack of skill.

Even the most powerful spells have flaws.

All spells, regardless of their type, are constructed from a spell framework.

The spell framework is their foundation.

Even the most complex framework has flaws!

Once the vulnerability is found, the solution to crack it is found.

Lynn, busy with his studies and immersed in his experiments, was unaware of the passage of time as the boat slowly approached the shore.

Lynn also realized why Harlin always stayed in his room and didn't go out when he was on the ship for the first time.

An ambitious wizard is very busy, experimenting, learning, and researching a lot of things every day. If he is a more dedicated one, he will also personally participate in cultivating followers.

Lynn wished he could split himself in two and create several clones by modifying and experimenting on his followers' bloodlines.

(End of this chapter)