Chapter 484: Dignity
While Luther, Bruce, and the other two were discussing their plan of action, Ace also arrived in the “Fantasia” dream world. He slowly extended his hand, and mist swirled in the void, unexpectedly forming a mirror. An Ace walked out from it, and the two Aces touched middle fingers.
Buzz!
Soul-level resonance occurred. In an extremely short time, Ace learned about the changes in the dream world over nearly ten years, which corresponded to nearly one year in the Kaya World.
From the perspective of Dreamwalkers, they had only lived in the dream world for five years, but the dream world had been running continuously for nearly ten years.
During these ten years, the Dreamwalkers had long walked out of the City of True Knowledge and left the Floating Island. Their footprints gradually covered the entire dream Earth Center. They had experienced the customs and practices of the Five Great Kingdoms, the Three Great Republics, and the Papal State.
Time gradually changed the Dreamwalkers and also affected reality. The Magic School had changed its study location to the Academy Manor on the outskirts of the City of True Knowledge. Students could study most theoretical and practical courses there.
Many students had already learned Calculus. Most of them “admired Ace incomparably” and were even more “grateful” to Bayen, who advocated making Calculus a mandatory subject for graduation.
On the magic course evaluation page of the Wizard Forum, anonymous comments were often seen.
“In a great mood today, giving a five-star review in installments. Giving one star first.”
“Stepped into the classroom with my left foot today. One star.”
“It didn’t rain today. One star.”
“Very good, very good. Long live Bayen. One star.”
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Ace smiled, snapped his fingers, and sent a suggestion to the Magic School: “Calculus is a necessary tool for magic research. To improve the level of wizard apprentices, it is suggested to increase the difficulty of the exam and select more practically significant spell models as exam questions.”
After doing all this, Ace continued to synchronize with the clone.
He saw a large number of Dreamwalkers continuously dying, their combat experience increasing rapidly. In the real world, death meant no more chances, but in the dream world, everything could start over.
With the strict death penalty combined with ten times the time in the dream world and resurrection from the dead, the combat level of the supernatural beings in the entire city-state improved rapidly.
Several wizards even transformed the Grand Colosseum in the Bona Republic into a specialized arena where all Dreamwalkers could fight.
“This idea is not bad; I overlooked it.”
Ace’s eyes lit up. The dream world was mutually beneficial for Ace and the supernatural beings, especially for cultivating a force; necessary combat was indispensable.
“It is necessary to construct a fighting arena, similar to games in my past life, divided into single-player competition and multi-player competition. Everyone can consume a certain amount of fantasy points to participate in a competition, and the winner gets the fantasy points wagered by the loser.
“Specific details still need planning.”
He stroked his chin and said softly.
Synchronization continued. Ace saw a large number of improvements and innovations in runes and spell models. Academic discussions across space through the Wizard Forum allowed sparks of thought to burst forth even more.
At the forefront of academia, there were more and more discussions about Atomism, but this part of the experiments could not be completed in the dream, and there was a lack of necessary evidence in reality.
But in another field, the computer proposed by Ace and the Auxiliary Brain by Betty developed rapidly. Even Ace himself found it hard to believe that Warren had actually started a retro Steampunk-style Mechanical Computer Revolution in the dream world.
The Lich Witte also found a new path and manufactured a practical, somewhat clumsy Biological Computer.
“Really didn’t expect it. Also, in the dream world, space is nearly infinite, so it’s not strange for mechanical computers to become possible. Moreover, we haven’t started using electricity, so it’s impossible to have computers like in my past life.”
White light flickered in Ace’s eyes. He had no intention of interfering with this process. Instead, he looked forward with great interest to the sparks that the two major schools represented by Warren and Witte could produce.
“The development of the Blood Kin is also gratifying. To think that a Level 2 and thirteen Level 1s could be born in the dream world. This is an extremely potential race, adding another chess piece to my board in Kaya.
“Huh? These little guys seem to be launching a retaliatory action. Just the right time for me to see the mobility of the Blood Kin.”
The mirror in front of Ace gradually revealed a scene.
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In the capital of the Delat Kingdom, inside a mansion with magnificent interior decoration but a slightly dim room.
Elena, with a ruddy complexion, opened her vermilion lips lightly. Her moist tongue licked the corner of her lower lip. Her canine teeth suddenly grew into fangs, biting fiercely into the neck of a beautiful woman.
The incision of her fangs was very small, and she sucked extremely slowly. The beautiful woman’s expression was both painful and enjoying. After a while, Elena let go, stroking the beautiful woman’s neck gently as the wound scabbed over quickly.
“Not bad. Indeed, the blood of a maiden is the sweetest. Yvonne, have you abstained from meat this month?”
Elena stroked the maiden affectionately and said gently.
Yvonne looked at Elena with adoration, prostrating herself to kiss Elena’s instep, and said excitedly: “Meat has a fishy smell. Such blood would defile Your Ladyship’s mouth. For this month, I only ate green vegetables and drank mountain spring water every day. I persisted in dancing alone daily and ensured sleep to make my blood sweet.”
Hearing this, the tenderness in Elena’s eyes grew stronger. She gently stroked the maiden’s cheek. Just as she was about to say something—Boom!
The wall was breached directly, and a burst of explosive fireballs whistled in.
Elena transformed instantly. Fusing the blood of various bat monsters, she actually turned into hundreds of bats in an instant, grabbing the maiden and barely dodging.
Yvonne turned pale with fright. Already having lost blood, her face became even paler, so panicked she couldn’t even speak.
The fire destroyed a small half of the bats, leaving a pool of blood.
The remaining bats broke through the roof and aggregated into Elena, holding Yvonne with a livid face.
Mana gathered above her head. Complex sealing chains formed a large net. With the roar of lightning, it pounced straight at her.
The net shrank instantly, wrapping both of them. Thud!
Elena turned into hundreds of bats again, fluttering wildly. A few bats luckily escaped the net of sealing. Luther had been waiting at the side for a long time. Magic weapon constructed from magic crystals brought the sound of breaking air, instantly pinning the escaped bats to death.
Allen in the sky, Bruce on the side, and Luther hiding in the dark—the three of them acting together seemed to put Elena in a desperate situation.
In another noble mansion in the Delat capital, Eva dragged two men like dead dogs. Dark red blood drew long lines. Dozens of magic crystal sabers, spears, swords, and halberds followed her movement. A group of Blood Kin looked at her trembling with fear.
“This is the fate of attacking an Official Wizard. The dignity of the Magic Council allows no desecration!”
Eva threw the two men into the sky. Dozens of magic crystal weapons dismembered them into eight pieces. Eva’s voice, cold as the wind, rang in the mansion.
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