Chapter 198 - 138: Cultivating Level 1 and Signing the Wizard Contract

’If I had a more powerful offensive Witchcraft Artifact, my Power would increase even further.’

Wang Ya subconsciously recalled the Magic Cube Witchcraft Artifact he had seen on Ancient Forest Mountain. It was a High-tier item with a solidified Witch Array Technique.

Wizard Yi Si’s Extraordinary Witchcraft Artifact must have been of a very high Grade.

’A Witchcraft Artifact personally crafted and tailored by an Official Wizard... No matter what,’ Wang Ya thought, ’it couldn’t be much weaker than Wizard Yi Si’s Magic Cube Witchcraft Artifact.’

A faint blue light flickered in his pupils.

[Target: Dream-Recalling Meditation Method]

[Advanced Chapter: Fifth Wizard Rune]

[Estimated Analysis Time: 50 days]

’About a month and a half. That’s a normal timeframe.’

In terms of difficulty and every other aspect, the Dream-Recalling Meditation Method was far superior to the Vast Sea Meditation Method.

As Wang Ya continued to gather more knowledge, the functions of his Eye of Truth would improve, and this analysis time would shorten accordingly.

Wang Ya had to admit that increasing his Spiritual Power as a Level 2 Wizard Apprentice was far more difficult and time-consuming than it had been when he was a Level 1 Wizard Apprentice.

He did have an advantage as a Dream Wizard, though: the Dream Creatures that existed in the Dream World.

So, he wasn’t too worried about increasing his Spiritual Power.

[Target: Six Fields of Advanced Extraordinary Knowledge]

[Analysis successful.]

With a single thought, a vast amount of information flooded the memory centers of his mind. Wang Ya closed his eyes, beginning to absorb it all.

He absorbed all of this Extraordinary Knowledge, integrating it with his existing Extraordinary Foundation.

When he opened his eyes again, Wang Ya was already brimming with new ideas regarding the property transformations of Particle Energy and research directions for its intensity.

He also had new approaches for his Wizard Experiment on Gundas’ Dog, specifically on how to strip away its other Extraordinary Properties.

As for those remaining Extraordinary Properties, Wang Ya planned to fuse them into the Blood-sucking Vine Seed Core he had brought back.

Harak’s own Infinite Genome had already achieved a relative balance and was perfect enough as it was.

All that remained was for it to absorb and devour more Extraordinary Creatures and living matter to patch the defects in its genetic fragments.

’Although "patch" isn’t quite the right word,’ he mused. ’It’s more like a perfect evolution.’

It would make itself more and more perfect until not a single flaw remained.

Harak was also meant to be the medium for the Dream Gap in Wang Ya’s Dream Mage System.

He also needed to begin the Cultivation of the Dream Infinite Genome... but he couldn’t start on that just yet. It was buried in the Maple Forest, and he would have to wait until his Dream Power had grown stronger before he could consider it.

Wang Ya considered conducting his Wizard Experiments in the Illusory Dream Garden, but after a moment’s thought, he dismissed the idea.

Every Wizard has their own secrets and values their privacy.

He had his own secrets as well.

He was sure the Illusory Dream Wizard considered his Dream Territory to be a private place.

’It wouldn’t be appropriate, so I can’t do that.’

Besides, he planned to explore the Dream World and create his own Dream Territory anyway.

Once his Dream Power was strong enough to explore, he could simply conquer and claim a piece of the Dream World for himself.

Wang Ya walked out of the Ancient Castle and into the surrounding Primitive Forest. The colossal trees towered far above ordinary ones, looking ancient and majestic.

As he walked along a cobblestone path, Harak swooped down from the sky and landed gracefully on his shoulder.

"Tower Spirit, teleport me to the Magic Plant Cultivation Room."

Teleportation Fluctuations enveloped the man and his bird, and in the next instant, they vanished.

The Magic Plant Cultivation Room was in an open-air environment. Rather than being confined within a building, it was controlled by a circulating Witch Array.

There were no Extraordinary Creatures in this Three-Layered Space, so it was nearly impossible for anything to break into the Magic Plant Cultivation Room.

Wang Ya looked at the area before him, a jumble of piled stones. A mass of thorny vines clung to the rock walls and crept across the ground. The skeletons of various creatures were scattered about, some fresh, others old.

None of them, however, were more than three to five months old.

These cyan vines had tips ending in vicious, barbed maws.

This was the very Blood-sucking Vine King Seed he had brought back from his Wizard Task and planted here. He hadn’t expected it to grow to such a scale after just four or five months of natural growth.

A satisfied expression appeared on Wang Ya’s face. ’Incredible survivability,’ he thought. He had practically just tossed the seed into the Magic Plant Cultivation Area and left it to fend for itself.

He hadn’t even activated the Witch Array to circulate the various types of natural particle energy in the area.

The Blood-sucking Vine King Seed must have achieved this scale by spontaneously releasing a corrosive, stimulating green fluid to attract creatures from the surrounding Primitive Forest.

It had grown step by step by continuously absorbing flesh and blood. While it hadn’t absorbed an entire city’s worth of human flesh as it had in the Human Kingdom, it was more than enough for some of Wang Ya’s Wizard Experiments.

First, however, he needed to subdue this little fellow.

Wang Ya walked toward the Blood-sucking Vine King. The mass of vines erupted into a frenzy, trying to drive him away while simultaneously coiling to protect the flower bud at its very center.

The Blood-sucking King Vine clearly sensed how terrifying the bipedal creature before it was. As Wang Ya approached, it continuously recoiled until its massive bulk had nowhere left to go, forming a huge, thorny sphere of intertwined vines.