In a secluded house.
Su Nan sat cross-legged, his eyes tightly closed.
Before successfully comprehending the law of gravity, he had to exert great effort just to capture a hint of it.
However, after successfully grasping the law of gravity, when he sensed the essence of the Plane, he found that everything around him was filled with 'blue-black' gravity laws.
With a slight movement of his mind, a thread of the gravity law merged into Su Nan's body, flowing rapidly.
Although the Law Power could not be retained within his body and soon flowed out again, during this process, his understanding of the gravity law increased slightly.
He did not know how long had passed when Su Nan opened his eyes and summoned the panel, discovering that his comprehension progress of the gravity law had reached 0.02%.
Looking at the time, it had been about a year and two months.
"At this rate, mastering the law of gravity will take nearly eleven thousand years."
Su Nan's eyelids twitched involuntarily.
As a Level 3 Crystallization Wizard, his lifespan was only around twenty thousand years.
Ordinary Wizards who break through to Level 3 Crystallization, if they have decent aptitude, are probably already six or seven thousand years old.
Even if one is lucky enough to successfully comprehend the law, it would still take at least one or two thousand years.
That would make them nearly eight or nine thousand years old!
If he spends another eleven thousand years comprehending the law, he would likely be on the brink of death before barely mastering the Law Power, which is extremely limiting.
If the progress is even slightly slower, he might not even have the chance to succeed before his time runs out.
It's no wonder that True Spirit Wizards are so rare.
For those with slightly poorer aptitude, even if they choose relatively easier elemental laws, the hope of advancing to True Spirit Wizard is still very slim.
"Just the gravity law will take eleven thousand years, and the thunder law is relatively simpler, but it will still take at least seven or eight thousand years. Combined, that's close to twenty thousand years."
"Without external assistance, comprehending two laws simultaneously is indeed very challenging."
Su Nan sighed and took out a Law Crystal.
After successfully comprehending the law, the Law Crystal could now be absorbed.
Moreover, unlike the Law Power in the essence of the Plane, the Law Power in the Law Crystal can be absorbed and integrated by Wizards, significantly enhancing their compatibility with Law Power and strengthening their understanding of the law.
It is precisely for this reason that the Law Crystal has become a coveted treasure for many Level 3 Crystallization Wizards.
Strictly speaking, the Law Crystal is even more precious than the fruit of the law.
After all, the fruit of the law can be obtained from the Realm of Truth, while the Law Crystal can only be created by extracting Law Power from the essence of the law.
And the latter is undoubtedly a wasteful act; almost no Wizard faction would be willing to squander it like that.
Holding the Law Crystal, Su Nan focused his thoughts and began to absorb it.
After spending more than half a year, he completely absorbed a whole Law Crystal, and his comprehension progress of the gravity law skyrocketed to 15.38%.
"One Law Crystal saved me nearly eighteen hundred years of cultivation time."
Looking at the data on the panel, Su Nan couldn't help but sigh.
Unfortunately, many True Spirit Wizards came too quickly back then; otherwise, if he had waited a bit longer, he could have made a few more Law Crystals.
Shaking his head, Su Nan returned his thoughts to the matter at hand.
There was only this one Law Crystal, and once used, it would be gone.
The Wisdom Codex likely still had a law fruit available, which should be able to increase his comprehension progress of the gravity law by about 10%.
After that, if he wanted to quickly enhance his comprehension progress of the gravity law, he would have to think of other methods.
Su Nan looked at the panel in front of him, his eyes revealing a contemplative expression.
Compared to other Wizards, his greatest advantage was having the Synthesis Rubik's Cube.
Perhaps he could find a way from this point.
After pondering for a moment, Su Nan had an idea and took out a Divinity energy crystal, extracting Law Power from the essence of the Plane to merge into it.
Before long, a pseudo Law Crystal was formed.
The reason it was called a pseudo Law Crystal was that this counterfeit could not truly be absorbed; it could only be integrated into his body to gain insights into the law, and the Law Power contained within would still gradually dissipate over time.
If it were just like this, it would be no different from before.
Su Nan pursed his lips and, using the same method, created more than ten pseudo Law Crystals, then synthesized them all.
The final pseudo Law Crystal formed was noticeably darker in color than the previous ones.
Su Nan examined the pseudo Law Crystal in his palm, rubbed it for a while, and began to absorb the Law Power inside.
The intangible Law Power flowed into his body, circulating slowly, and gradually dissipated back out over time.
Although it was the same process as before, this time Su Nan clearly felt that his understanding of the gravity law was accelerating significantly.
It was evident that the synthesized Law Power was far superior in strength to the previous Law Power, which also greatly increased the speed of comprehension progress.
When the comprehension progress of the gravity law increased by 0.01%, Su Nan opened his eyes and realized that over seven months had passed.
"It's almost twice as fast as before!"
A smile appeared on Su Nan's face.
This method proved to be very effective.
Synthesizing Law Power took less than a day, yet it saved nearly half the time, which was undoubtedly very cost-effective.
And this was not the limit; Law Power could continue to be synthesized.
Coming back to his senses from his joy, Su Nan continued to synthesize Law Power while cultivating and testing the limits of synthesis.
Law Power could be synthesized indefinitely, but the strength of Law Power that his soul and body could withstand was limited.
It was somewhat like drinking alcohol.
How much a normal person can drink depends on the size of their mouth and their swallowing speed.
How much alcohol they can handle depends on their body's tolerance.
Generally speaking, the amount of 'alcohol' a Wizard can 'drink' is just that thread of Law Power.
Su Nan was no exception.
Thus, he could only use the cube to synthesize stronger Law Power to increase the 'alcohol content.'
What he was doing now was finding the 'upper limit of alcohol content,' which is the upper limit of Law Power strength he could withstand.
After spending four to five years, Su Nan finally tested out the most suitable synthesis limit.
Ultimately, the experiment showed that the comprehension progress of the gravity law increased by 0.01%, and the minimum cultivation time required was about four and a half months.
"At this rate, after absorbing the fruit of the law, I should be able to master the gravity law in about two thousand years."
"If I can find a way to increase the synthesis limit of Law Power, the time can be further shortened."
Mastering a rule-based law in two thousand years is already quite fast.
But if possible, Su Nan still wanted to be a bit quicker.
After all, in his memory, the event where many Wizards teamed up to ambush the Spider God would occur after 3500 years in the Starlight Calendar.
Without sufficient strength, it would be impossible to take advantage of that event.
With a plan in mind, Su Nan stretched lazily and left the house.
Having stayed in the Silent Plane for so long, it was time to return.
"I wonder how the situation is over there?"
Since Lize hadn't contacted him, it indicated that the situation was developing smoothly, so Su Nan wasn't too worried.
Ulan dimension, Ulan City.
Returning to Ulan City after more than sixty years, Su Nan found that the city had expanded again, its area now estimated to be two to three times larger than before.
Countless golem puppets and Magic Pattern Knights patrolled back and forth within the city, creating a formidable atmosphere.
"The changes are quite significant."
Su Nan murmured softly, and in the next second, his figure suddenly vanished.
Starlight Wizard Tower, training room.
Lize sat cross-legged, meditating in silence.
Although she had her own wizard tower, most of the time, Lize chose to cultivate in the Starlight Wizard Tower.
After all, the concentration of energy particles here was far higher than in her own wizard tower.
In fact, the training room in the Starlight Wizard Tower had long been one of the items on the Star Alliance's exchange list, highly sought after by many Wizards.
Especially the training rooms near the top floor, which were basically reserved by the high-ranking members of various Star Alliances, making it difficult for ordinary Wizards to exchange for them.
As a core high-ranking member of the Star Alliance, Lize naturally did not need to exchange; she had a fixed training room in the Starlight Wizard Tower year-round.
At that moment, Lize suddenly opened her eyes, her expression shifting.
In the next instant, she vanished and reappeared in her study, where she immediately saw Su Nan sitting behind the desk, smiling at her.
"You finally came back." Lize also smiled, "How was your harvest?"
Su Nan replied with a grin, "Not bad, I have successfully comprehended the law of gravity."
Lize was not surprised to hear this.
If it were anyone else, comprehending a rule-based law in just over sixty years would surely be astonishing.
But with Su Nan, it seemed quite ordinary.
One could only say that Su Nan's past performance had raised Lize's expectations of him.
"How is the situation in the war?" Su Nan asked about the main matter.
Lize's expression became serious as she replied, "As per your instructions, we are primarily attacking the Taino Plane and the Purple Moon Plane."
"By the year 2695 of the Starlight Calendar, we had already taken the Taino Plane, and now we have captured about one-third of the Purple Moon Plane. Our army is at an advantage, and we will definitely take the Purple Moon Plane within twenty years."
"As for the Baikal Plane and Barton Plane, we are mainly focused on containment for now."
Su Nan nodded in satisfaction.
In the past three hundred years, the military strength of the Star Alliance had increased significantly, but the forces of Blackstone Tower in these four planes were also much stronger than those of the previous Ulan, Xige, and Manluo planes.
Moreover, attacking four planes simultaneously with dispersed forces posed a considerable challenge for the Star Alliance.
To have captured the most valuable and heavily fortified Taino Plane in just over sixty years, while also establishing a strategic advantage in the Purple Moon Plane, was already quite impressive.
The Taino Plane is a high-value Plane dominated by human civilization; taking this Plane and carefully managing it for a couple of hundred years would lead to a significant leap in the overall strength of the Star Alliance.
"What about Myriad-Headed Bird?"
"We have tied down a considerable amount of Blackstone Tower's forces, and Myriad-Headed Bird has now broken the stalemate, turning the tide against Blackstone Tower. So far, Myriad-Headed Bird has captured four planes from Blackstone Tower."
Su Nan nodded in understanding.
The overall strength of Myriad-Headed Bird was only slightly inferior to that of Blackstone Tower. With the Star Alliance restraining part of Blackstone Tower's forces, Myriad-Headed Bird could naturally gain the upper hand.
Blackstone Tower has a total of twenty-two planes; with four captured by the Star Alliance and another four by Myriad-Headed Bird, they are left with only fourteen planes.
Moreover, it is foreseeable that this number will decrease sharply in no time.
Additionally, with the previous deaths of two True Spirit Wizards, among the many Wizard factions involved in the Wizard civil war, Blackstone Tower has suffered the most significant losses.
However, Blackstone Tower still has one True Spirit Wizard remaining.
Although the opponent is severely injured, they cannot be underestimated.
Once Blackstone Tower faces a crisis of annihilation, that True Spirit Wizard will certainly disregard any agreements and most likely take action, which must be approached with caution.
After all, the power of a True Spirit Wizard is formidable; even an injured True Spirit Wizard can cause significant trouble for the Star Alliance.
"By the way, there's something I need to tell you."
Lize's expression suddenly became more serious.
"The population of Starlight Continent has increased significantly over the years, and I plan to relocate some of the population to other planes."
Su Nan raised an eyebrow: "You want to conduct plane immigration?"
In the Wizarding World, planes where human civilization exists and where humans are the dominant race are the most valuable.
However, the number of human planes in the Multiverse is scarce, and most are already owned, making it extremely difficult to acquire them.
Thus, some Wizards have taken a different approach, relocating portions of the population from human planes to other planes to propagate and artificially create human planes.
Over tens of thousands of years, there have been successful examples, but there are far more failures.
After all, the difficulty of plane immigration is higher.
One issue is that the plane being immigrated to must be suitable for human habitation, with sufficient resources and energy particle concentration, requiring prior modification; otherwise, even a simple case of acclimatization could significantly delay the immigration plan's progress or even cause the entire plan to fail.
Another issue is that the population of the immigrating plane must be sufficiently large; otherwise, hastily relocating a significant number of people could hinder the plane's development and even lead to a substantial regression in productivity and development levels, resulting in a net loss.
However, after hearing Lize's explanation, Su Nan realized that these two points did not seem to be problems.
Under the management of the Star Alliance, Starlight Continent has developed remarkably over the years.
The promotion and popularization of magical technology have allowed the economy and productivity of Starlight Continent to grow rapidly.
Since the blockade of the Plane was lifted over seven hundred years ago, the population of Starlight Continent has surged by more than four to five times.
Even if a portion of the population is relocated in a short time, it would not have a significant impact on Starlight Continent.
As for the immigrating plane, Lize decided to choose the Xige Plane.
The Xige Plane already had a human race, albeit in very small numbers, which also proved that the environment of the Xige Plane was relatively closer to that of human planes, unlike the harsh conditions of the Manluo Plane.
With some minor modifications, it could be transformed into a plane suitable for human propagation.
Furthermore, the average physical quality of Starlight Continent's residents has significantly improved over the years, with a substantial increase in the proportion of knights, allowing for better adaptation to the new environment during the immigration process.
Considering all factors, the likelihood of successfully implementing this plane immigration plan is very high.
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