Becoming a Wizard by Starting From the Mind Closure Technique - Chapter 779 - Chapter 779: Chapter 240: Behind the Door_3

Chapter 779: Chapter 240: Behind the Door_3

Some were intact escape pods, others were architectural ruins.

That’s how Death Valley was created.

Not long afterwards, over a dozen Wizard Apprentices wearing Ravensmouth College uniforms emerged from several warships.

After a period of adaptation, they managed to overcome their panic and started to seek ways for survival and escape.

Gathering resources was the first step.

All the resources that could be collected from the intact escape pods and the ruins of the buildings were completely scoured by these Wizard Apprentices.

Until they discovered the “Celestial Shuttle”, the excitement among the Wizard Apprentices was indescribable, their cheers and shouts echoing loudly.

However, with the capabilities of the Wizard Apprentices, it was impossible to crack the secure system of the “Celestial Shuttle,” much less forcibly enter it.

Their hope of escaping this unknown planet and returning to the Wizard World was thus dashed.

The despairing Wizard Apprentices broke into fierce arguments.

Unresolvable disagreements arose, dividing the Wizard Apprentices into several groups.

The vast majority left this place, with only one Wizard Apprentice, someone Link found strangely familiar, remaining behind.

After serious consideration, Link recalled this person’s identity.

He was somewhat famous behind the Palo Sage army base, proficient in Rune Arrays; it was such a shame.

Had he not been distracted, he could have surely become an official wizard within four years.

This Wizard Apprentice likely believed that he could crack the warship’s access restriction by exploiting his mastery of Rune Arrays.

Unfortunately, the knowledge and technology used by the warship far exceeded his level of comprehensibility.

Even after being assigned to the Palo Sage army base for his expertise and being given some training to access first-order Rune Array knowledge, it was insufficient.

The playback speed of the scenes increased even more.

Link noticed that the Wizard Apprentice had spent more than thirty years trying, endeavoring to crack the warship’s access, but failed.

The cost of this attempt was an aged body; the man’s life was almost over.

Apparently resigned to dying on this unknown planet, without any hope of escaping.

This Wizard Apprentice realized and accepted his fate, yet he was not despondent.

He began to plant trees, cultivate life, dig traps, and set Rune Arrays.

The first tree he planted was what is now known as a Longevity Peach Tree, and he deliberately chose a spot close to the “Celestial Shuttle.”

If you won’t let me in, then I will just bury you deeper.

If I can’t leave, you won’t be able to either.

So, the years passed, and after ten years an enormous Rune Array was successfully set up.

Watching the entire process of setting the Rune Array through the screen on the “Celestial Shuttle,” Link’s eyes gleamed with interest.

Whatever was left behind by the other Wizard Apprentices, the escape pods, and the architectural ruins, were all utilized to maximum efficiency.

Some served as array nodes, others as energy collection hubs, or as intelligence management centers…

This man was truly a genius of Rune Arrays; he managed to set up a scalable third-order Rune Array with just the knowledge available at a Wizard Apprentice’s level.

If this event had occurred in the Wizard World, it would certainly have caused a sensation throughout the wizarding world.

A Wizard Apprentice setting up a third-order Rune Array; such talent was unprecedented!

After so many years of maturation, accompanied by a dozen Tower Spirits integrated into the Rune Array’s intelligent management center, the Rune Array that covered the entire Death Valley had gained nearly the same strength as a fifth-order Rune Array under the grand plan left by the Wizard Apprentice.

No wonder so many Martial Artists perished in the Rune Array at the Hollow Void Stage.

Most of the subsequent playback on the log was not of much interest.

They were mostly scenes of continuous deaths after Death Valley was discovered.

Link closed the navigation log, lost in thought.

Time and Space, indeed mysterious.

Elusive.

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