Becoming a Wizard by Starting From the Mind Closure Technique-Chapter 842 - 18 Task 2

Chapter 842: Chapter 18 Task 2

Chapter 842 -18 Task 2

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This front line is also the longest dividing line between the Wizard Civilization World and the Divine Civilization World.

Originally, there were thirteen star systems suitable for intelligent life along this front line.

Due to the years of war between the Wizard civilization and the Divine civilization, the fate of the thirteen star systems and their intelligent inhabitants was predictable.

Even through the thick Defensive Cover and hull of a Level 5 Starry Fortress, Link could feel the dense death aura that was suffocating.

On this front line, whether the star systems were habitable or not, whether stars or planets, all had completely died.

War inevitably brings about death.

Powerful, weak, special, or ordinary Wizards or Gods fought blood battles here, fell here, making the rules along this front line strange and fragmented, without any regularity, and capricious.

Wizards below the Sage level would completely lose their casting abilities once they left the coverage of the Wizard World Will.

Even within the coverage of the Wizard World Will, they had to rely on combined casting methods and carriers and media such as interstellar fleets to exert most of their strength.

After learning about this situation, Link couldn’t help feeling fortunate that he had brought five Construction Servant Corps with him.

In this battlefield, the resonance amplitude of the series Construction turned out to be unexpectedly useful.

And it didn’t require too much skill, just some foolproof operation.

Unlike the Wizards’ combined casting that requires practice and tacit understanding.

Wizards above the Sage level also had their strengths restricted.

Because the rules here are too fragmented and change too frequently and are highly unstable.

To unleash more combat power, Wizards above the Sage level must achieve two things: one is to have an intricate level of control over the rules they understand, able to use them at will rather than awkwardly; the other is to form strong instinctive habits to adapt their combat means along with the changes in rules.

Overall, Link had realized why the Wizards of the Sage level who had been on this battlefield for many years were so much more powerful than those who enjoyed their lives at the back.

Ravensmouth College was not the first time to send a Group Army to participate in the war between the Wizard Civilization World and the Divine Civilization World.

However, this was the first time they dispatched a Group Army as a district overlord.

Therefore, although the college didn’t put pressure on them, Commander Rodrigo Diomand, the Level Seven Great Sage, also did not exert too much pressure on the troops below.

The regiments that formed the Group Army all held a sense of determination, wanting to shine during this rotation of war.

After the change of guard with the previous round of Group Armies, all the major regiments took proactive action, scouting for war intelligence and formulating strategies.

Naturally, Link’s side could not be the exception.

After arranging for the Grande Sage Army to be stationed, all scouting Magic Tools, all reconnaissance squads, and all intelligence teams were dispersed.

The staff department formulated one contingency plan after another based on the intelligence from the Supreme Council, Ravensmouth College, the previous rotation of the Group Army, and our own army findings.

The Attendant Room was responsible for communicating the proposals of the regiment leaders, staff cases to the three main forces, the five Construction Servant Corps, and the Personal Guard Army kept as the overall reserve force.

The Supervisory Department then urged various components of the army to familiarize themselves with the contingency plans made by the staff department as quickly as possible and to feed back any insufficiencies or oversights.

In summary, the Grande Sage Army was extremely busy up and down the ranks.

It was in such an atmosphere that Link received a summons from Rodrigo Diomand, the commander of the Group Army.

Link had dealt quite a bit with the second and third siblings of the Diomand Family, Lady Lisandra and Dean Frist, but had never encountered the eldest, Rodrigo.

This time, from the assembly of the Group Army, to setting off, to arriving, to being stationed in different districts, for nearly two months, Rodrigo Diomand had ignored Link.

His attitude could be called indifferent.

Now out of the blue summoning him, clearly, there was a matter to discuss.

Link arranged for the affairs of the Grande Sage Army and departed from the small desolate satellite where he was stationed to meet with Rodrigo Diomand, the Level Seven Great Sage, at the headquarters of his Great Sage Army.

Being on the front lines of combat, there naturally couldn’t be uninterrupted peace.

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The Wizard Civilization World and the Divine Civilization World were in constant major battles and endless skirmishes, not to mention mutual infiltration and reconnaissance?

On the way, Link’s Personal Guard Army encountered small units of the Divine Civilization World recon teams three times.

They wiped out one, chased away another, and one more took the opportunity to escape early on.

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This was Link’s first battle against the Wizard Civilization World’s deadly enemy, the Divine Civilization World.

After the fight, Link immediately understood why the two civilizations had become mortal enemies.

For the Divine Civilization World, wizards were nothing but contemptible defilers of the divine.

Because the Gods, self-proclaimed embodiments of rules and controllers of concepts.

And wizards, in their continual advancement, not only underwent multiple quantum leaps in life, enhancing their essence, but also kept gaining insight, resonating with, and mastering rules.

This fundamentally created competition.

The contradiction was irreconcilable.

Only by exterminating the other could the war be brought to an end.

“Clean up the battlefield, collect the spoils of war, we’ll send a little gift to the Commander.”

With a stomp, Link burst the head of a deity, extracting an octahedron from the scattered fragments.

This was the Godhood, the tangible product of the rules mastered by the deity, the manifestation of its authority.

For a wizard, a Godhood was a hard currency superior to a Magic Stone.

Though it couldn’t help a wizard comprehend the rules, it could serve as a material to refine a high-power Magic Tool.

Unfortunately, this deity’s level, converted into the wizard system, was only equivalent to a Fourth Level Sage, just embarking on the path of merging with and becoming an embodiment of the rules.

The value of the Godhood in Link’s hand wasn’t that high, either.

From the fact that a deity equivalent to a Fourth Level Sage was personally leading a team on an espionage mission, along with the Commander of the Group Army’s summons and the Staff Department’s speculations about the current situation, Link deduced that a significant campaign was about to erupt between the Wizard Civilization World and the Divine Civilization World.

This kind of campaign, besides causing continual bleeding on both sides, actually held little significance, yet it was unavoidable.

It was quite helpless.

Putting aside unnecessary emotions, once the Personal Guard Army had cleaned up the battlefield, picked up all the spoils of war, Link continued on his way with his Personal Guard Army.

Leaving behind bits of flesh and debris floating in the starry sky.

This frontline, after enduring the ravages of war for such a long time.

From its initial peace and prosperity to the present desolate and silent, yet still stubbornly surviving without complete extinction, it was precisely through absorbing these bits of flesh and debris that it was replenishing its vitality.

After resuming their journey, Link no longer encountered any teams from the Divine Civilization World.

The remainder of the trip was smooth and unobstructed, leading directly to Rodrigo Diomand’s Great Sage Army’s base on a desolate planet that looked yellow and barren from space, with three satellites and a beautiful ring, but the planet itself was desolate.

The defenses here were tight; Starry Fortress, interstellar battleships, were set up in three layers inside and out around the Group Army Headquarters stationed on the planet’s surface.

After going through several layers of communication and security checks, Link finally entered the atmosphere and headed for the Group Army Headquarters on the planet’s surface.

His Personal Guard Army was naturally forced to stay in outer space and couldn’t follow him to the planet.

Only two people accompanied Link, one was the Captain of the Personal Guard Army’s Third Level Body-Refining Wizard Lokan, the other was the Head Steward, a Second Level Wizard, Lynn Hewitt.

All five members of the Brotherhood Group were lower fifth rank’s aptitude, and Lynn Hewitt was the first to advance to a Second Level Wizard.

Considering Linn’s attention to detail, nimble mind, and decent abilities, Link had transferred him to the Grande Sage Army.

The position of the Head Steward wasn’t just a result of Link promoting him exceptionally; it was Linn’s demonstrated exceptional work capacity that secured his place.

However, both Lokan and Linn could only accompany Link as far as the gates of the Group Army’s Headquarters.

It wasn’t that a Level Seven Great Sage feared assassination from a Second Level or Third Level Wizard, but rather that Second Level and Third Level Wizards simply weren’t qualified to meet with a Level Seven Great Sage.

Such was Rodrigo Diomand’s style.

“Link Grande?”

When it was Link’s turn to meet, Rodrigo, looking at his portable smart device and not even lifting his head, spoke indifferently, “I plan to send your army to infiltrate behind the enemy lines…”

“Do you dare to take on this mission?”