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Not only was the elemental concentration here far higher than the outside world, which could promote the progress of his Spiritual Power, but the Wizard Tower was also a necessary venue for many advanced experiments. Many ideas that he had envisioned before could finally be put into practice now.
Most importantly, the Wizard Tower could block the detection of higher-level Wizards, forming a private space where many of Leilin's secrets could be preserved.
With so many factors, Leilin naturally had hardly gone outside, spending his time in his Wizard Tower, meditating and researching without eating or sleeping.
And one after another, cutting-edge achievements were realized with the assistance of the Chip, increasing Leilin's own reserves of knowledge and experience.
In the enormous library, Shulubi was struggling to bind a bronze-colored book that was screaming wildly and had fangs growing from its pages, then carefully placing it on a bookshelf made of black pine wood.
A Wizard's library was naturally very rich, representing the master's accumulation of knowledge.
Although Leilin had the Chip, he had also collected many books during his time at the South Coast and the Dark Polar Region before, so many that his spatial equipment was nearly full. Now he naturally had to organize them properly and arrange them by category.
Furthermore, the Central Continent was vast and boundless, with even more astounding knowledge reserves. Leilin had been continuously purchasing Wizard-related books, shipping them to the Wizard Tower to enrich his library.
And apprentice Shulubi had been drafted here to handle the work of organizing and preserving the books.
Although it was very exhausting, Shulubi cherished this opportunity deeply.
Setting aside the suffocatingly dense energy particles within the Wizard Tower, just the opportunity to freely browse so many books was enough to make him blissful to the point of fainting.
And even if he read day and night, the books he had managed to go through didn't even amount to one-ten-thousandth of Leilin's collection.
Only now did he understand why his mentor knew so much. Just this terrifying volume of accumulation was something he could only look up to.
At this moment, in a room of the library, Leilin sat in front of an enormous desk, holding a special quill pen and writing rapidly.
Character after character appeared under his pen in an instant, with dozens of letters emerging every second.
Amazing writing speed combined with the assistance of magic. This allowed Leilin to achieve a miracle that would have been impossible in his previous life.
And in his eyes, a faint blue light flickered as lines of characters continuously appeared—he was using his own power to copy the data recorded in the Chip.
"Done!" Leilin looked at the large stack of manuscripts on the desk, chaotic yet subtly orderly. A look of satisfaction appeared on his face.
"All the experimental data from the Ecology Garden Laboratory has been transcribed! And these..."
During this trip to the Quicksand Ancient Castle, Leilin's greatest harvest had naturally been obtained from the Blood Vulture Nest, but the initial laboratory had also yielded a large amount of disorganized data.
This data, due to the lack of core materials and recipient models, simply could not be restored.
But subsequent discoveries had given Leilin a glimmer of hope.
Among the spatial items of that green-skinned Barbarian Wizard who had been afflicted by a curse and then saved by Leilin, Leilin had found some incomplete research materials and notes.
It seemed that these peripheral forces had also obtained some things through their explorations.
Although the other party hadn't been able to decipher anything from them, Leilin, who possessed the Chip and computational power so terrifying it was beyond imagination, immediately discovered the connection between this data and the experimental data he had collected.
If his guess was correct, the partial damaged notes obtained from the green-skinned Barbarian Wizard should be the core data materials that the laboratory had been missing!
Although what the green-skinned Barbarian Wizard had collected wasn't complete either, for Leilin, as long as he had the incomplete data, everything else could be obtained through model experiments and deduction—it was merely a matter of how much time it would take.
And through subsequent communication with
The experiments conducted in that enormous laboratory were also gradually being deciphered under Leilin's study.
"Bloodline Compounding and Synthesis?!"
Leilin held a portion of the deciphered content, his face falling into contemplation.
The Quicksand Organization was, after all, a Wizard Alliance composed of Sorcerers, and their research into bloodlines had never ceased for even a moment.
And these ancient experimental data and materials were naturally more in-depth and specific compared to the current Ouroboros Ring's research, allowing Leilin to faintly touch upon new levels.
"I have a feeling that if I completely decipher these experimental research results and integrate them into my own Chip system, my research into bloodlines will absolutely reach an unimaginable depth. I might even be able to directly extract genetic fragments from first-rank and second-rank bloodline creatures and synthesize ancient bloodlines!"
A flash of excitement appeared in Leilin's eyes.
Bloodline shackles were an eternal pain for Sorcerers, and those Sorcerers who had reached the pinnacle of their bloodlines, when they had nowhere else to turn, would inevitably turn their gaze toward the research of compounding and synthesizing bloodlines.
This was also the main direction of the Ouroboros Ring's bloodline research.
While the three Elders were searching for the Infernal World as if they had gone mad, they were also attempting to synthesize even more powerful bloodlines on the basis of the Komoin Giant Serpent's bloodline, in order to break through their own shackles.
Of course, so far, this experiment hadn't shown even a shred of hope for success, let alone any signs of progress.
"It seems that in this regard, the ancient Sorcerers were far ahead of us..." Leilin sighed, his grip on the materials tightening slightly.
After his advancement to Morningstar, if he couldn't achieve a breakthrough, or if the plan to find the Infernal World failed, this might well be his last hope.
"Tower Spirit! Secure the bloodline research materials! Special Class One confidentiality!"
Leilin issued his command.
He was increasingly feeling that building the Wizard Tower had been entirely worthwhile. Otherwise, with so many precious materials and the necessary research facilities and data, he wouldn't have known how to keep them secret.
Just as Leilin had eaten something simple, refreshed his spirit, and was about to resume his research, the Tower Spirit fairy suddenly materialized before him.
"Master! Powerful Wizard radiation fluctuations have been detected 200 kilometers southeast of the Wizard Tower. Estimated to be a third-rank or higher Wizard!"
In terms of detection range, the Wizard Tower far surpassed the Chip.
This was also why so many Wizards liked to build Wizard Towers on their own territory—the feeling of having complete control over one's domain, where nothing could slip by undetected, gave them immense satisfaction. More importantly, it could protect their interests.
Of course, in terms of precision, the Wizard Tower couldn't compare to the Chip. At the moment, it had only received an energy alert, unable to even determine the exact number or gender of the approaching party.
Leilin wasn't particularly concerned about this. His Wizard Tower's performance was probably top-notch across the entire Central Continent, second only to Morningstar-level Wizards.
As the approaching party drew nearer, the intelligence gathered by the Wizard Tower became clearer and clearer, eventually even capturing a projection.
"It's them! I suppose I'll have to go out!"
Leilin looked at the two figures in the image and stood up with a slight headache.
At the same time, Kashia, accompanied by another female Sorcerer, had arrived before the Black Castle.
"Respected Marchioness Kashia, my master is currently conducting experiments in the Wizard Tower. Please rest here for a moment, and I will notify my master!"
Gubler, dressed in butler's attire, bowed his head deeply.
As a Manxter Giant Serpent Sorcerer, his status within the Ouroboros Ring was very low. For someone like Kashia, the favored child of heaven, he could only look up in admiration.
In fact, if he weren't Leilin's vassal, he wouldn't even have the chance to speak with Kashia.
"No need—he's already here!" Kashia waved her hand and beckoned toward a figure flying over from the distance.
"Heh heh... Senior, what brings you here?"
Leilin landed on the ground, the breeze gently lifting his robes. He nodded to Kashia, then looked at the other female Sorcerer.
This Sorcerer had pure black hair that cascaded like a waterfall down to her waist—the influence of dark energy particles from the Komoin Giant Serpent bloodline—but it suited Leilin's aesthetic preferences perfectly.
And her pure, delicate face paired with her spectacular figure was enough to leave an unforgettable impression on any man at first sight.
But what left an even deeper impression on Leilin was her wild and lawless personality.
"And, Marchioness Friel, welcome to my castle!"
The smile at the corner of Leilin's mouth was somewhat forced. Kashia, on the other hand, stepped forward without any reservation and gave Leilin a warm embrace.
"Leilin, I haven't even thanked you for saving my life last time! I originally wanted to offer some funding for your Wizard Tower, but now it looks like you're far wealthier than I am..."
Kashia sighed softly, gazing at the Wizard Tower shimmering with light not far away, looking somewhat jealous and envious.
"Heh heh... it's just some accumulation from my earlier adventures!" Leilin rubbed his nose, somewhat embarrassed.
"Alright, Friel and I came specifically to visit you today. Won't you give us a tour of your Wizard Tower?"
Kashia pouted.
In front of familiar people, she behaved very femininely, even somewhat childishly.
"Not at all—I could only be delighted. Please!"
Leilin smiled wryly and extended his arm, offering it to Kashia.
Inviting close Wizards to tour one's Wizard Tower, even to live and conduct research there, was a common way for Wizards to show their friendliness. Leilin was no exception.
Fortunately, with the Tower Spirit's control, even inside the Wizard Tower, things that shouldn't be seen by others would be nearly impossible to detect even for a Morningstar Wizard, so there was no fear of his secrets being exposed.