Chapter 434: Chapter 433 Sky Flow Valley

“During our conversation, the Cloud Shuttle sped forward. As it neared the Great Sky River but still at a distance, the airship slowed down and landed in a plaza amidst a gusty wind.

The plaza wasn’t very large, situated among a cluster of buildings.

East Blade City was quite far from here, and the Cloud Shuttle had arrived a bit late; by this time, several airships had already docked around us.

Before the Cloud Shuttle even touched the ground, Chairman Hadi had already departed, leaving only a phrase instructing us to wait silently aboard the airship for a moment.

Ivan couldn’t help but survey his surroundings ceaselessly. There were towers scattered about–tall towers, short towers, sorcerer towers–and many buildings of peculiar design. He also spotted the Pure White Tower that the chairman had mentioned.

The exterior of the Pure White Tower was indeed like a mirror, looking as if it were assembled from pieces of white-patterned crystal mirrors, strikingly conspicuous.

The tower wasn’t very tall, just two stories, so referring to it as a ‘short tower’ couldn’t be more appropriate.

“Are you okay?”

“Yes, I wonder which sorcerer’s initiative this was, quite the grand gesture.”

In response to Angus’s inquiry, Ivan’s expression did not change at all. He had thought everything through–what else could there be but to adapt to each situation as it arose?

Currently, it wasn’t just one Pure White Tower; there was a whole row of them, standing on the outer side of the Sky Flow Valley. From this, one could deduce that the opposition’s force was not small, likely originating from some major family.

He actually wanted to get a closer look at the quality of the Pure White Tower and see how it compared to his own Pure White Eyes, but after some thought, he refrained from acting rashly.

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“Why does this place look like a Sorcerers Academy?” Ivan asked, somewhat surprised.

The Sky Flow Valley appeared to be a mountain valley surrounded by mountains on three sides, with the gap directly facing the Great Sky River. On the left side of the valley, where the airship was located, the layout bore a strong resemblance to a comparatively large Sorcerers Academy.

“This place was originally intended for a new school belonging to the School of Space; the area in front of us is the campus. However, sorcerers capable of comprehending spatial networks are extremely rare, and the project was declared a failure not many years later.”

Angus explained, having served as Vice President for so long, he was all too familiar with the dilemmas of the School of Space.

Before the advent of Pure White Eyes, delving into space energy could easily brew spatial turbulence, and once spatial turbulence formed–regardless of its size–it posed a significant danger impossible to ignore.

Furthermore, even if lower or middle-level sorcerers had a profound understanding of space, they could not use it to condense and solidify witchcraft crystals.

The difficulty and danger were immense, and to top it off, the inability to solidify witchcraft forms made it quite awkward, so it was not surprising that the numbers in the School of Space dwindled.

“So that’s how it is. Indeed, these two problems are not easy to solve.”

Ivan also considered forging Space-type witchcraft models or adding space power to his mental ocean, but confronted by the profound majesty of space energy, he repeatedly chose to abandon the idea.

Before long, the sorcerers on the deck noticed people heading straight for the Cloud Shuttle.

“They’re from headquarters.”

“Those who come are not kind.”

Ivan of course also saw them and immediately thought of Chairman Hadi’s reminder, surprised at how eager the other party was to confront them.

The group closing in on the Cloud Shuttle consisted of two men and two women, all sharing the common trait of being relatively young and apparently more vibrant than Angus and the others.

“Greetings to you all. You are enchanters from the Chanay Continent branch, aren’t you? May I ask which one is Ivan Marichardon?” The young man taking the lead asked directly, his gaze instantly fixing on Ivan.

With a sorcerer’s memory and recognition abilities, as long as there was some related information, it wouldn’t be difficult to identify the person they were seeking.

“It is indeed this sorcerer, may I ask why you’ve come?” Ivan, not wanting to beat around the bush, stepped up to the rail.

“Please allow us to introduce ourselves, Morris Obaba.”

“Tuya Hancheman.”

“Greni.”

“Gloria.”

In response to his question, the four introduced themselves one by one, their words exuding tremendous self-confidence, as if they did not take the sorcerers on this deck seriously, carrying a slight air of superiority.

They indeed had reason to be proud; despite their young age, each of them had already become a Level 3 Sorcerer as well as an Enchantment Master.”

Ivan didn’t speak up to interrupt; he wanted to see what these four people intended to do.

“Sorcerer Marichadon, do you see that tower over there?”

“The Pure White Tower?”

“Exactly, please allow me to introduce it again, that is indeed my masterpiece,” Morris continued. “You’re right, it was the inspiration from your Pure White Eyes that led me to develop the Pure White Tower that stands today. I have never tried to hide that fact.”

“I can tell, but what brings you here?”

“It’s not so much advice I bring, but an invitation. I would like to invite you to observe my work up close, if you may?”

“No problem.”

Upon hearing his words, Ivan pondered for a moment and then agreed; this perfectly aligned with his intentions.

At this moment, Sky Flow Valley had no idea how many Level 4 Sorcerers had arrived, and even the most arrogant scions of great families wouldn’t dare to misbehave.

If it came to a contest of Enchantment expertise, he was even less afraid. His Enchantment Skill and Runes Skill had both broken through Level 12. Among Level 3 Sorcerers, who else but him?

Thereupon, he signaled to Angus and directly descended from the airship, landing on the ground.

Meanwhile, the swamp ant had been closely observing the situation on deck. Seeing this, it followed without a word; as Sorcerer Ivan’s guard, it couldn’t fail to keep close.

The other sorcerers didn’t rashly follow.

“My retainer and guard.”

“No problem.”

Ivan asked the question, and Morris didn’t refuse.

There were rules aboard the Cloud Shuttle; retainers were to stay in their assigned places, and no one dared to break them, which is why the swamp ant had not accompanied Ivan these past few days.

The Pure White Tower was not far from the old school site.

Before long, the group arrived at one of the lower towers.

On the way, Morris explained that the Pure White Tower was not solely his own work; the other three also had contributed to the effort. The row of Pure White Towers in Sky Flow Valley was actually built by the four of them together.

“Please.”

“Then I’ll make myself at home.”

Morris opened the door to the Pure White Tower, and Ivan, without any suspicion, stepped inside first.

Others followed in succession.

“Please!”

Morris went straight to the point, activating the lower tower immediately. The runes lines became clearly visible–this was an expose of the Pure White Tower’s foundation for educational purposes.

Ivan glanced at him skeptically, but seeing his insistence, he began to observe carefully.

It must be said that the path of space is boundless, and one could delve deep even into a minor aspect, uncovering much. The Pure White Tower had already covered a great distance in detecting spatial irregularities.

To be honest, in terms of detecting spatial irregularities, the Pure White Tower had already surpassed the Pure White Eyes.

In just a short time, he learned quite a bit from it.

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“How is it?”

“Good, it’s unique in monitoring spatial irregularities.”

“Since Sorcerer Marichadon recognizes its value, then please, make a statement on my behalf, informing the other enchanters at the guild that my Pure White Eyes is now something new.”

Morris emphasized his request seriously.

Ivan looked at the few people, surprised by the request.