Chapter 105 Wizard Camp

"Fifty kilometers ahead, number of people, five..."

Having said this, Benjamin suddenly stopped with a strange look on his face.

"What's wrong?" Amy asked nervously.

Jieming touched his chin and thought for a while: "Wait..."

His mind sank into the space within his body, he started alchemy and temporarily changed the core module of the Eye of Glimmer.

The original "vibration wave search" was changed to "analysis".

After attaching it to the detection system of other Glimmer Eyes, Jemin fired an energy bomb to blast the Glimmer Eye in the direction of the detected team.

Assisting the analytical technique in detecting energy fluctuations, Benjamin's expression quickly softened.

"It's the fluctuation of witchcraft resonance."

The so-called witchcraft resonance is a natural disturbance of external elemental energy generated by meditation methods and witchcraft models.

"It's a wizard!" Victor cheered up.

Amy also perked up.

The contract that Benjamin and his classmates signed when they entered school was still quite effective. At least in the absence of excessive hatred, most of the wizards under the Noren Workshop that they met on the plane battlefield were trustworthy.

The other party seemed to have also sensed the fluctuations of the analysis technique released by Jemin, and began to move cautiously in the direction of Jemin and the others.

However, they had not gone far before they encountered the enemy.

Feeling the violent energy fluctuations coming from the "tactical map", Benjamin did not step forward immediately.

He checked the information fed back by the Eye of Glimmer again, and after confirming that the other party's witchcraft fluctuations were standard for the workshop and there were no abnormalities, he guided the two to approach cautiously.

"stop."

When they were about to get close, Benjamin signaled the two to hide.

In the distance, a team of five wizards was fighting a fierce battle with a group of giant spiders.

The light of their spells intertwined with the venom of the spiders, and the battle was fierce.

Benjamin and his men did not intervene rashly, not only to be on the safe side, but also to show their sincerity and to indicate that they had no ill intentions.

After they finished fighting, Benjamin showed up with Amy and Victor.

"We are apprentices from Nolen 13 Academy, and we are here to seek support." Benjamin stated his identity straight away.

The leader of the wizard team, a seemingly unremarkable second-level wizard, looked at them warily.

However, they had seen Benjamin's behavior before, and the energy fluctuations of the analysis technique could not be deceived, so there was not much conflict.

After confirming that the analysis spell was indeed coming from the person in front of him, the leader of the wizard team nodded and said, "So you are the apprentices taking the assessment. You are quite capable to have arrived so quickly. Come with us, the camp is just ahead."

Led by the wizard team, the three quickly arrived at their destination.

Suddenly, the view in front of me opened up. On a huge cleared plain, a wizard camp built of metal stood out.

However, it did not look like the war-torn, heavily guarded fortress that Jemin had imagined.

On the contrary, the camp looks more like a newly built, smaller Nolen Academy with a somewhat empty interior.

In the center are several tall rune towers, surrounded by a large number of houses and training grounds, and even an area that looks like a public canteen.

Although due to the rush of time, these houses do not have as many decorative patterns as the buildings of the college, they still appear quite peaceful.

"Is this our wizard base?" Amy asked in surprise.

"Yes, apprentice. This is our temporary frontline headquarters." The leading wizard explained, "Most of the wizard teams are out on missions, leaving only logistics and a small number of garrison personnel here."

The wizard team did not give a detailed introduction to the situation here, but from the looks of it, they did not seem to be worried about the sudden attack from the natives.

But Benjamin and the others also understood.

Although the interior seemed a bit empty, Jemin could feel the terrifying power hidden in this camp from the details.

The area around the camp was filled with elemental fluctuations so dense that they were almost tangible. They were the concentrated manifestation of countless rune circuits and energy nodes.

Once the firepower is fully unleashed, this small academy will instantly transform into a terrifying war machine, capable of tearing apart any invading enemy.

At the outermost edge of the camp, various types of war golems are densely parked. They come in different sizes, ranging from reconnaissance types that are more than one meter tall to siege types that are dozens of meters tall.

Various summons, from Abyssal Hounds to Elemental Djinn, are also scattered around the camp.

Together with the high-level wizards stationed inside and the camp itself, even if the gods of this world suddenly had a brainwave and launched an all-out war, they could hold out for a long time.

The leading wizard brought them here and then left. It seemed that bringing the apprentices they met to the camp was also part of the mission.

The three followed the guiding golem in the camp to a rune tower in the center of the camp, which was the hub for identity registration and mission issuance.

"Please enter your identity information, apprentice." A wizard in charge of registration said without looking up.

Jemin and the other two each placed their apprentice badges in the corresponding rune grooves, and a stream of information instantly flooded into their minds.

"Welcome to the Elosia front camp, apprentice." A cold voice sounded in their minds, and at the same time, their permission list was clearly displayed in front of them.

"You can use the camp's teleportation array to forcibly break through the dimensional barrier and leave. However, this will mean that you automatically forfeit this assessment and will be teleported directly back to the Norn Workshop headquarters."

"You can use the facilities in the camp to resupply. You can also trade the various raw materials, special items, and even new knowledge you've researched in the plane with the workshop."

"However, you cannot access the wizard war mission system of this plane."

The last rule made Amy and Victor stunned.

"Why?" Victor couldn't help but ask.

The wizard in charge of registration finally looked up and explained expressionlessly, "It's simple. Your purpose in coming to this plane is to undergo assessment. The missions on the mission system are all issued by us official wizards based on intelligence and information collected on the front lines."

"This intelligence itself is a resource. If we simply provide this information to you, what would be the point of this assessment? You must learn to conduct your own investigations, make your own judgments, and contribute your own contributions."

"The workshop wants to select elites who can survive independently in an unknown environment and create value, not soldiers who can only follow orders. Do you understand?"

Benjamin and the other two looked at each other and nodded helplessly.

(End of this chapter)