Low Dimensional Game

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio  Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

Mythical wizards were called “mythical” because their life expectancies had already surpa.s.sed that of an average person and they were close to achieving immortality. There were three conditions that needed to be satisfied before someone could become a mythical wizard. They needed a mind power level of sixty-four hundred, a fully deified body, and a mythical life template that would merge with their deified body.

If someone didn"t transform their body into a deified one and merge their body with a mythical life template, the chance risk of risk they faced would be incredibly high and their chance for success would be unbelievably low. The first step was to reach the mind power level of sixty-four hundred units, which was already a very high threshold to lots of people. It was almost impossible to reach sixty-four hundred units, even if someone had mountains of resources and philosopher"s stones available to them.

The wizards with mythical templates didn"t have the ability to reconstruct and cultivate mythical creatures like Lu Zhiyu, so they had to resort to the mythical creature templates Lu Zhiyu used before, and the special wizards had to extract the bloodline source and mythical cell blood from those magical beasts.

Lu Zhiyu wrote out some complicated witchcraft techniques and the characteristics of mythical cell structure on the blackboard. He also wrote down the three basic conditions needed to reach level seven. Time pa.s.sed, and the dark night and stars faded away. The sun rose over the horizon and the angle of the light changed, s.h.i.+ning through the windows.

“This is all about mythical wizards and mythical creatures. What about the G.o.ds? Who are the G.o.ds? Are there any beings superior to level-seven mythical creatures? Teacher!”

Katherine was so devoted to the complicated and thickly-dotted engravings on the several blackboards it was as if she had been absorbed into another world. The light shone in from the top of the tower, and it cast long shadows on the ground. It shone on Katherine"s body. Before Katherine realized what happened, she found that Lu Zhiyu was long gone.

“Teacher?”

Katherine stood up and walked to the center of the top of the tower. She walked around, and the long white rope attached to her tall body swayed with her movements. The being with the short black ponytail and eyes that looked like stars was no longer in the room.

Katherine suddenly felt like she had lost something precious, and her vision became blurry. She looked out through the windows and asked, “Did he leave again?”