After Herag discovered his own strength had increased, it seemed the Small Plane also gained powerful support, developing a hundred times faster than before.

He watched as the space around him grew larger and larger, gradually resembling a real plane world.

After observing and recording the situation of the Small Plane for a while, Herag left it, sat at the bottom of a canyon, gazed at the night sky, and entered a state of meditation.

In the state of his Ancestral True Body, he operated the Starry Sky Meditation Technique, and the starlight from the sky cascaded down, converging toward Herag.

This movement startled Herag, he hadn't expected that meditating in this state would have such an effect.

Herag discovered that when meditating in his Ancestral True Body state, his meditation speed was astonishingly fast.

There was no need for him to gradually visualize the stars and condense them.

These stars would naturally surge toward him.

In less than half a day, Herag successfully meditated on a star.

This speed left Herag somewhat dumbfounded, he hadn't thought it would be this fast.

At the moment, Herag didn't know the reason; this was probably the first time an Ancestral Bloodline holder used a wizard's meditation method.

He carefully analyzed the process of meditation, and now, to be precise, it should not be called meditation, but accepting the starlight.

Wizard meditation is a process in which a wizard visualizes the starry sky, but now Herag is experiencing starlight gathering toward him, imploring him to accept it.

Once again, Herag felt why the Ancestral Bloodline was a high-status bloodline, the treatment was indeed extraordinary.

With such a discovery, Herag naturally seized the time to enter a meditative state.

He planned to meditate for a while and then change locations, otherwise, the commotion would attract too much attention.

If starlight converges on one spot, others might think either there's a treasure or a powerful entity is absorbing starlight.

Herag did not want to cause any trouble for himself, he only wished to become stronger quickly.

In the Abyss Plane, one must not be arrogant and self-important.

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Wizard Plane, Contaminated District.

A sallow-faced man stood in a desert, his arms drooping low as he stared at the sky, like an ape.

"Almost there." Fegar suddenly said these two words while looking at the sky.

There was no one around, so it was unclear who he was speaking to.

Since severely injuring Malcolm and escaping from the Green Cottage, Fegar had been roaming various parts of the Wizard Plane.

His strength was also increasing rapidly.

Despite having only five points of wizard aptitude when he participated in the wizard aptitude test with Herag,

it didn't hinder his advancement speed at all.

With the help from those behind the Abyss Plane, Fegar didn't have to worry about whether he could advance or not.

Long ago, as an ordinary person, Fegar used an evil ritual he came across in an unknown book to sacrifice the lives of several nobles in a castle, opening a bridge of communication with the Abyss Plane.

Fegar is an Abyssal Cultist, but he doesn't worship just one divine spirit from the Abyss Plane.

He has connections with several high-status entities in the Abyss Plane and has received countless benefits while assisting them.

Fegar didn't do this merely for these benefits; he simply wanted to destroy this world.

Even in his earliest memories, Fegar found everything incredibly boring; perhaps only the act of destroying the world could pique his interest.

A few years ago, he was almost successful, helping the other side acquire stable coordinates here and was already establishing a spatial channel.

Unfortunately, for reasons unknown, the plan was discovered by the wizards of the Boundary Land and naturally fell apart.

Fegar is aware of the Boundary Land; with the Abyss Plane, they naturally lacked no channels of information.

Even within the Wizard Plane, among the many interconnected Abyssal Cultists, Fegar held a high status.

Apart from his connections and good relationships with several divine spirits of the Abyss Plane, it was also due to his own strength.

Fegar's strength had always been formidable, incomparable even to the genius who journeyed with him to the Kala Continent.

Herag was indeed excellent, envied by many.

But only the Abyssal Cultists knew that among that group, there was someone even more outstanding, which was Fegar.

No one knew Fegar's current strength, but he had undoubtedly reached the pinnacle strength of the Land of Dawn, as a Level 4 Wizard.

To reach this level in such a short period was unimaginable for ordinary wizards.

Although Fegar's wizard aptitude was quite poor, he was indeed very talented and intelligent.

Perhaps due to his nature, he could disregard everything irrelevant to his interests, dedicating himself entirely to what he wanted to do.

Using the various knowledge provided from the other side, Fegar had been researching one thing.

This matter was both what he wanted to research and what the divine spirits of the Abyss Plane wanted him to accomplish.

That was to establish a teleportation method that would allow entities from the Abyss Plane to directly teleport to the Wizard Plane.

The Abyss Plane knew exactly how weak the Wizard Plane currently was, perhaps even better than the Wizard Plane itself understood its own strength.

If they could teleport to the Wizard Plane, it would be a massacre, unstoppable by anyone.

Before the Boundary Land could react, they would undoubtedly be able to take complete control of the Wizard Plane.

However, this step is challenging to achieve.

Though the entities of the Abyss Plane are powerful, they have no understanding in these areas, lacking any systematic knowledge system.

Who knows how many years it would take for them to research such a method?

Upon learning this, Fegar willingly undertook this task and commenced his research.

Initially, he had no clues, completely clueless on how to start.

But as his strength grew and his understanding of rule power deepened, Fegar gradually developed some ideas.

After infiltrating the Death Swamp Ruins, he collected comprehensive information on the witch array that sealed the plane rift, gaining much of the knowledge he sought and broadening his expertise.

Later on, after acquiring some related works and books from the Boundary Land,

Fegar learned about the existence of the Plane Train and also grasped a lot of related knowledge.

The Boundary Land was generous with knowledge, and it was easy for the Abyssal Cultists there to obtain these related theories.

Many Abyssal Cultists held high positions, further enabling access to more core knowledge.

These resources formed the theoretical foundation supporting Fegar's research, broadening his horizons and giving him more ideas.

Fegar had remained inactive in recent years, no longer needing to engage in any meaningless destructive actions.

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