The Wizard Path From The Simulator

Although Milton had confirmed some matters, they only helped him find a direction.

As for whether they were of any great help to him, they were not.

“It seems becoming a Level 6 Wizard is much more difficult than I had imagined,” he muttered to himself as he sat cross-legged at the Array center within the Wizard Tower.

His True Body Simulation this time was to find the path to become a Level 6 Wizard.

But now that he had found the path, it was very different from what he had imagined.

Immortal Wizard Skills, similar to Order Imprints, are key to becoming a Level 6 Wizard, so does that mean after becoming a Level 6 Wizard, one would fall under Mansour’s control?

Previously, Milton had always thought of Mansour as an ordinary reincarnation, merely a pawn summoned by the world consciousness of the Wizard Realm from the Demon Realm.

It was only because of Mansour’s complexity that he was able to gradually transform from a pawn into a player.

But now, it seemed he had thought too little of it before.

Mansour was not a pawn at all; in fact, from the moment he came to the Wizard Realm, he had already been a player.

Unexpectedly, the ancestors of the wizards were still alive.

And they could even become a Level 8 Wizard after thousands of years and then transcend.

Milton had undergone numerous simulations before, but it was impossible for him to have conceived of these ideas without this True Body Simulation.

After all, this was somewhat beyond the comprehension of ordinary people.

After all, Mansour’s previous life had schemed for who knows how many years to come up with this plan. If it could be easily discovered, that would be the true anomaly.

“So, could this Potosí also be one of those summoned back to the Wizard Realm from the Demon Realm?” Milton’s train of thought shifted slightly.

The reason Milton thought this way was actually quite simple.

That’s because when Milton first saw the Level 6 Wizard Potosí, he had not yet joined the Guardian Sea.

Yes, it was during that assessment of the Guardian Sea.

In that assessment, Potosí was his student.

This was also why Milton knew a Level 6 Wizard could live for tens of millions of years.

After all, Potosí had lived from the Genesis Era to the present.

To be sure, it had been tens of millions of years since the Genesis Era.

Now thinking about it, Potosí might also have been one of those summoned by the World Consciousness of the Wizard Realm from within the Demon Realm.

Of course, this was just a guess by Milton.

At this moment, the only confirmed former existence from the Demon Realm was Mansour.

The rest were, at most, mere speculations.

The next moment, Milton cast this thought from his mind.

Whether Potosí was an Outer Domain Visitor or not wasn’t important, after all, Potosí was just a Level 6 Wizard.

Even if he truly was one, he had no hope of becoming a Transcendent.

So for Milton, Potosí was not particularly important.

Knowing that Mansour was, was already enough.

The gap between a Level 5 Wizard and a Level 6 Wizard is vast, as if separated by a chasm.

So the gap between a Level 6 Wizard and a Level 7 Wizard can only be greater.

“Immortal Wizard Skill,” Milton murmured to himself.

At this moment, Milton was pondering everything about the Immortal Wizard Skill.

Let alone the fact that he did not currently have the Construction Method for the Immortal Wizard Skill, even if he did, Milton didn’t know if he would construct the Immortal Wizard Skill to become a Level 6 Wizard.

After all, not knowing what the Immortal Wizard Skill was might have been better.

Now that he knew, Milton had to give it more consideration.

Milton harbored some doubts.

That is, after becoming a Level 6 Wizard, perhaps it would be impossible to break free from Mansour’s control.

The Wizard Path was pioneered by Mansour, so if there were any traps laid on this Path of Cultivation.

Then it could only be this so-called Immortal Wizard Skill.

No wonder Mansour was so indifferent about the speed of his cultivation.

Apart from Mansour being well aware Milton would fall in a thousand years.

There is probably another reason because of the Wizard Path that Milton cultivates.

This Wizard Cultivation Path was created by Mansour, so naturally, Milton’s speed of cultivation would be of no concern to him.

In the Wizard Realm, perhaps no one else had the construction method for the Immortal Wizard Skill, but it would be impossible for Mansour not to have it.

After all, the so-called Construction Method for the Immortal Wizard Skill was probably created by Mansour himself.

It is likely not just the Immortal Wizard Skill’s Construction Method.

The original Magic Construction Methods of the Wizard Realm were also probably created by Mansour himself.

Milton also thought of the Rules Space Construction Method Mansour had previously taught him.

This too might have been created by Mansour.

Even now, all Level 6 Wizards of the Spiritual System in the Wizard Realm probably didn’t realize that obtaining the Construction Method for the Immortal Wizard Skill was Mansour’s intention.

Thinking of these, Milton suddenly felt a chill down his spine.

This Wizard Realm, which seems to have developed well and seems to have a perfect path of cultivation.

But little did they know, this world was doomed to be destroyed from the very beginning.

The very existence of this world was perhaps meant as a stepping stone for Mansour’s transcendence.

Milton pondered if he had traversed to the Wizard Realm ten thousand years earlier.

Then perhaps after reaching the limit of a Level 5 Wizard, Mansour would have actively given him the Construction Method for the Immortal Wizard Skill as well.