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Chapter 510: Chapter 293: Level 3 Crystallization, Power of Law (2)

As for True Spirit Wizards who can simultaneously control two types of law systems, there’s even less need to mention them.

Only a rare few can achieve this.

A typical Level 3 Crystalization Wizard would be quite impressive if they could comprehend one Power of Law; the success rate for comprehending two is extremely low.

"Which Power of Law should I choose?"

Sunan’s face showed a thoughtful expression.

He had considered this issue many times before.

To reduce the difficulty of comprehension, Level 3 Crystalization Wizards usually refer to their own power systems when choosing a Power of Law, with a focus on Talent Abilities.

For instance, a Level 3 Crystalization Wizard with a fire-type Talent Ability would have a higher possibility of success when choosing to comprehend the Power of Fire Law.

A Level 3 Crystalization Wizard with a bone-type Talent Ability would find it relatively easier to comprehend the Power of Death Law.

Sunan planned to do the same.

Although he had the synthesized cube as a unique advantage, he didn’t arrogantly believe that he was so gifted that he could comprehend fundamental laws like time and space.

If he really tried that, he’d likely waste thousands of years only to eventually switch paths and choose another law.

However, Sunan also did not intend to settle for choosing an Elemental Rule.

After comprehensive consideration, he decided to choose one type of law to comprehend and, at most, add an Elemental Rule.

Anyway, after advancing to True Spirit Wizard, he could continue to comprehend more laws or integrate other laws to form higher-order laws.

The difficulty would simply be a bit higher.

In any case, the priority now is to be steady; changes can be made later if there’s leeway.

"Liquid Metal, Absolute Forbidden Zone, and Fallen Star Rain."

"Altogether, there are three Talent Abilities; it’s best to choose a law that correlates highly with these abilities."

Sunan’s eyes flickered, and he quickly came to a decision.

Gravity!

Putting aside Liquid Metal, Absolute Forbidden Zone itself has a gravity attribute.

Moreover, the falling stars in Fallen Star Rain also have a connection to gravity.

Comprehending the Gravity Law with these two abilities would undoubtedly yield twice the results with half the effort.

Furthermore, gravity is a manifestation of Universal Gravity, which is a geometric effect of the curvature of spacetime.

If he masters the Gravity Law, he might use it as a foundation to try comprehending Universal Gravity, or even further, time and space laws.

Overall, although the Gravity Law may seem inferior compared to other fundamental laws like death or life, it has higher potential and can perform remarkably well in practical combat.

Of course, it’s best to complement it with an Elemental Rule.

Sunan didn’t ponder for too long and quickly decided to choose the Thunder Law.

The most notable feature of the Gravity Law is its ability to slow down and suppress enemies through heavy pressure. If he can simultaneously enhance speed using Thunder Power, the resulting advantage would be astonishing.

Moreover, the Thunder Law is known for its formidable destructive power, and when combined with the Gravity Law, they complement each other perfectly.

"I’ll go with the Gravity and Thunder Laws."

Sunan quickly made his decision.

"Next, I need to comprehend the Power of Law."

While on the Earth Crystal Plane, Sunan obtained a Law Crystal.

A Law Crystal is used to enhance the comprehension of Power of Law, and its effects are noticeable.

Generally speaking, the first step of comprehending the Power of Law is the most difficult.

Recognizing the existence of the Power of Law from the unseen void from nothingness is an extraordinarily challenging task.

Many Level 3 Crystalization Wizards might spend a thousand years and still not take this step, let alone progress in comprehending the Power of Law.

However, with the Law Crystal in hand, the difficulty of this first step is significantly reduced.

"It’s best to find a corresponding environment to comprehend the Power of Law."

"The Thunder Law is easy to handle; just find an Elemental Space of Thunder."

"As for the Gravity Law, I’ll need to find a plane with high gravity."

Sunan rapidly scanned his mind for suitable planes, yet he thought for awhile without any results.

But he wasn’t anxious; the multiverse has countless planes, and a suitable one surely exists; it’s only a matter of time and effort to find it.

If worse comes to worst, I could buy intel on it.

Such high-gravity planes are usually not resource-rich valuable types, so purchasing plane intel shouldn’t be difficult.

With that thought in mind, Sunan left the top floor of the Wizard Tower and went to the study, sending a message to Lize in the process.

Not long after, Lize arrived.

"Out of seclusion so soon?"

Upon seeing Sunan, Lize asked in surprise.

Sunan had told her earlier about his seclusion breakthrough, and she thought it would take decades or even centuries, yet he surprised her with his prompt emergence.

"Have you reached Level 3 Crystalization?"

"That’s right."

Seeing Sunan nod and smile, Lize couldn’t help but secretly marvel.

Sunan’s speed in power growth remained as astonishing as ever.

For a normal Level 3 Wizard, breaking through from the liquefaction to crystallization stage usually takes one or two thousand years.

But Sunan accomplished it in less than four hundred years.

Even those with talents as exceptional as True Spirit Descendants might not surpass Sunan.

Having witnessed many of Sunan’s ’miracles’, Lize quickly adjusted and asked the key question.

"Which law do you plan to comprehend?"

Without needing to hide from Lize, Sunan candidly answered, "Gravity and Thunder."

Lize was taken aback, not expecting Sunan to choose an unpopular law like gravity.

But upon considering Sunan’s Talent Abilities, she quickly felt at ease.

As for Sunan planning to comprehend two laws simultaneously, Lize wasn’t too surprised.

Which genius doesn’t set high standards for themselves?

Many True Spirit Descendants choose dual laws when comprehending Power of Law.

Even more so for someone as exceptional as Sunan.

If he didn’t choose dual laws, then Lize would truly find it unusual.

"Do you know any planes suitable for comprehending the Gravity Law?" Sunan asked.

Lize thought for a moment, shook her head, then quickly added, "I can send someone to All Things City to purchase intel. Such planes shouldn’t be hard to find."

"Let’s do that then."

Sunan nodded, then shifted the conversation to recent events.

For years, he had been immersed in cultivation and paid little attention to external matters. After listening to Lize’s account of the changes in the three-hundred-year-long wizard internal war, a spark flashed in his eyes.

The development of the situation was largely consistent with his memory, with only minor differences in details – the primary trend hadn’t changed much.

"Do you think the wizard internal war might just end like this?" Lize asked.

"No," Sunan said decisively.

In his memory, the wizard internal war lasted about five hundred years.

And since the present situation closely aligned with his recollections, it suggested that the upcoming developments also wouldn’t see significant deviation.

The wizard internal war was not yet nearing its end.

The true conclusion of the war would probably be around Starlight Calendar 2800 or later.

Lize gave Sunan a puzzled look, unsure how he could be so confident in his judgment.

Yet Sunan’s predictions had rarely failed, and the course of events invariably proved his foresight, leading Lize, curious as she was, to once again choose to trust Sunan.

"By the way,"

Lize suddenly remembered something.

"The Wisdom Code sent someone over, requesting that we quickly conquer one or two planes. They can provide us certain support in terms of resources."

Sunan raised an eyebrow, smirking, "Looks like the Wisdom Code is getting impatient."

Evidently, the Wisdom Code was on the verge of faltering, urgently needing the support of affiliated organizations.

Considering the current situation, the second-rate wizard influence most likely to gain the upper hand would be the Ten Thousand Headed Bird.

Thus, the Wisdom Code requested Star Alliance to intensify its attack, placing greater pressure on Black Rope Tower to swiftly grant the Ten Thousand Headed Bird an edge.

"The people from Wisdom Code are still in Wulan City waiting for our response," Lize stated, "What should we do?"

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