However, each cycle of re-refining this kind of magical treasure required materials of greater quantity and quality, making significant improvements difficult.Fortunately for Rayn, it was only a matter of spending more time."However, I can try another method of sacrificial refinement now."Rayn's expression grew serious.He extended his fingers, drawing an almost imperceptible mist from his internal space. It gently brushed across the surface of the Five Elements Rainbow Transformation Mirror.Red Dust Qi was a complex emotional essence refined from the joys, anger, sorrows, loves, and hatreds of countless beings. It carried the strongest aura of the mortal world and had a significant honing effect on the spiritual essence.Having practiced the Qi Control Technique for a long time, Rayn possessed extremely precise control. He slowly infused the purest and mildest parts of the Red Dust Qi into the mirror's surface.Initially, the mirror's surface became more chaotic, as though covere

Rayn first tried refining the converted Red Dust Qi with Hundred Flowers Dew. Thanks to his previous experience making potions with Eastward Purple Qi, the process went smoothly.Half a day later, a potion with a faint fragrance condensed successfully in his hand.He eagerly tried it.As the potion entered his body, its gentle energy flowed toward his soul, producing a slight invigorating effect."Not bad," Rayn evaluated.The potion's effect was comparable to that of another potion capable of enhancing Spiritual Power. Its advantage was obvious: the cost was extremely low. Red Dust Qi was abundant, and Hundred Flowers Dew could be continuously produced by the Golden Garden, providing a steady supply.However, for Rayn, the potion's value was limited.He was wealthy, and during his usual cultivation, he already made full use of various potions to assist his progress. Whether in Qi Cultivation or his Meditation Method, there was a limit to how much he could absorb.Even with a new poti

This was a common occurrence in the Wizard World.Talent was important, but it was not the only thing that determined how far a wizard could go. An even greater thirst for knowledge, an unrelenting pursuit of power, and the determination to keep improving in the face of fierce competition were far more important in the long run.Wizards who became obsessed with worldly power and personal connections, or those who grew complacent and relied entirely on their natural talent, would eventually be eliminated by this cold and efficient system, no matter how promising their beginnings had been. The Wizard World offered countless opportunities, but it showed little mercy to those who failed to keep moving forward.Rayn withdrew his gaze and looked down at the official wizard emblem in his hand.It seemed to remind him that true power had always rested in his own hands. Connections, resources, and honor might provide advantages, but they were all external things. Only the strength one cultivat

During his flight, Rayn came across numerous rugged and dilapidated artificial caverns and stone palaces. Most had been built against the mountains or carved directly into their rocky slopes.However, these structures had suffered considerable damage. There was no sign of life inside them, making the entire area appear abandoned and lifeless.This was hardly surprising. Professor Clark had mentioned that the Upper-Rank Demons who originally inhabited this plane were intelligent creatures and had been conveniently "packed away" during the wizards' clearing operation.Those Upper-Rank Demons had probably become research specimens or slaves for some wizards, leaving behind only these ruins.As Rayn continued his survey, he quickly discovered the most remarkable characteristic of the plane: its Fire Element was extraordinarily active!In the Wizard Civilization, the Fire Element represented far more than simply the fire attribute. Among the four fundamental particles that formed the found

Although Rayn's Second Level Cultivation Agreement allowed him to purchase anything without restrictions, there was still a problem: even with unlimited purchasing privileges, he could not buy something that did not exist on the "market."That was precisely why he had approached Professor Clark. Since purchasing a Seventh Level Large Elemental Pool through normal channels was impossible, he hoped to use the professor's connections to find someone capable of manufacturing one.The saying, "In the Nolun Workshop, the Logistics Element is the orthodox," was no joke.Although Professor Clark usually kept a low profile, he belonged to a faction within the workshop himself.His faction was the Alchemy Element of the Nolun Workshop, and all students who specialized in alchemy automatically became apprentices of this faction.Naturally, many apprentices died during their growth and development, but those who survived still amounted to a considerable number.According to information Professor