There was a gleam of excitement in Crete's eyes, and he couldn't wait to obtain more resources and knowledge from the other dimension.

"I can't wait, teacher, but why do you want to take me with you?"

Thinking of the upcoming plane invasion war and the large amount of resources and knowledge, Taylor found it difficult to calm down his excitement for a moment.

But he had some idea in his mind that this plane invasion with wizards as the main force was not something a third-level wizard apprentice like him could get involved in.

Hearing Taylor's question, Crete, who was directing the butler to pack up various supplies and props, patiently explained: "This is an old tradition of the White Tower Alliance. Any wizard apprentice with potential can be brought to the battlefield of the plane invasion war, allowing them to gain resources and knowledge through their own efforts, and more importantly, adapt to the war."

"After all, some potential wizard apprentices will become wizards. As long as they are wizards, they will participate in this war of plane invasion."

After saying that, Crete waved his hand, motioning Taylor to follow, and the butler behind them was carrying a large box filled with various props, construct puppets, etc.

Taylor followed behind Crete, and the two walked into a room in the wizard tower that was specially used for teleportation. Space teleportation was a basic function of the wizard tower. This kind of space teleportation could even cross dimensions. Behind this ability was the wizard's clever use of space.

However, if there are no coordinates, such teleportation would be just random. However, in the early stages of the development of wizard civilization, the coordinates of many planes were indeed explored in this almost random way.

Two people and a puppet walked into the hexagram-shaped space array. The element pool at the bottom of the wizard tower extracted a large amount of elemental magic power and converted it into space magic power and infused it into the space array. A blue light flashed, and the two people and a puppet in the array disappeared.

Deep in Taylor's spiritual space, the light spots representing his supernatural powers also vibrated violently, as if they were extracting spatial magic from the spatial array. Crete didn't notice it at all.

When they appeared again, they were standing on a magnificent city, and they were now in the square in the middle of the city.

Taylor looked up and found that the sky was pitch black and the city was protected by a circular magic barrier.

"Hey, that's strange, why does this space transmission consume so much energy?"

Next to Taylor, the Crete wizard noticed that the space teleportation array under his feet was flashing lights of different frequencies.

It looks like it consumes too much energy and is somewhat energy deficient.

This is strange. He only teleported two people and a puppet. How could the consumption be so huge?

Could it be that someone swallowed his energy? This consumed 1/3 of the energy in the element pool, which was enough for him to teleport dozens of times normally.

The move was really ruthless.

Offal!

A somewhat unhappy Krete saw his most valued apprentice, Taylor, looking up at the dark sky. He patted Taylor on the shoulder and introduced him.

"Although wizard towers can also be used to teleport across planes to achieve the purpose of war, in fact, white wizards prefer to use floating cities."

"What we are standing on now is a floating city. On the one hand, the floating city can enhance the power of wizards' witchcraft. On the other hand, it can carry a large number of stitched beasts and puppet legions as the main force of the war."

As he was talking, Crete brought his apprentice Taylor to a seemingly simple tower and introduced it to Taylor.

"These ordinary-looking towers are places that the floating city has specially arranged for us official wizards to rest. Such towers also have another function, which is that wizards can manipulate magic arrays in them for attack and defense."

With Crete's introduction, Taylor gradually understood what kind of war behemoth the floating city was. The entire floating city had always been outside the crystal wall system of the wizard plane.

Once the plane invasion begins, the floating city will gather a large amount of energy for space teleportation, break through the crystal wall system of the target plane, and then launch a full-scale invasion with the floating city as the center.

If any powerful indigenous warriors come to destroy the floating city, the wizards can take the initiative to go forward to meet the enemy, or they can manipulate the many magic arrays in the floating city to fight back.

It can be said that the floating city is a top-notch weapon specifically used for war.

There is a huge underground space right below the tower where Crete and Taylor are stationed. This underground space is filled with a legion of puppets created by Crete's wizards. There are elemental puppets and magical mechanical bodies developed with inspiration from Taylor.

The box behind the butler contains genuine construct puppets that are capable of rivaling a first-level wizard. They are also the powerful team that the Cretan wizard has built for himself.

In addition to two construct puppets used to guard the gate and serve as a facade, the Crete wizard brought a total of seven construct puppets on this trip, including the butler himself, which means that he alone is equivalent to eight first-level wizards.

Back in the temporary rest room, Taylor looked through the window at the dark sky and the various buildings in the floating city. He felt an emotion stirring in his chest and couldn't help but sigh.

"What a terrible wizard..."

He believed that what he saw today was still the tip of the iceberg of wizard civilization.

As Taylor was filled with emotion, Kano's voice rang in his mind.

"Such a civilization is indeed terrifying, but it also suits your wishes, doesn't it? Taylor, when you have superpowers, you should understand that the path full of plunder is the path that wizards like us should take."

Until now, Kano has not given up the idea in his mind.

Taylor said he has heard this countless times.

He is just a wizard apprentice who has had some adventures, is ordinary, and is eager for knowledge. Why do you want him to become a big devil every day?

"Kano, I have learned how to split part of my mental power. When the time comes, I will place you in a magic mechanical body. It will be up to you to see how you can perform."

As the profession that is best at studying mental power, wizards have their own records of various changes in mental power and even split personality, and have even developed a variety of methods and techniques.

From Crete's library, Taylor learned a method of separating part of his mental power and attaching it to a puppet, a technique created by a puppeteer wizard who also suffered from schizophrenia.

Taylor chose this method because he was not as good as Carnot in utilizing and adapting to the various dark situations and dark means of war, although he was not opposed to it.

You can only give full play to your potential if your major is suitable for you.

"Hehehehehe, don't worry, I really like to have fun."

Kano knew what he was used for in such a war, which was nothing more than killing, sabotage behind enemy lines, and even alienation. To put it bluntly, it was to do dirty work. He did not reject it and even enjoyed it.

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