Su Nan's face revealed a satisfied smile.
"Commander One," he whispered, "scan the structure of Sky City."
A cold mechanical voice echoed in his mind:
[Command received, initiating connection with Sky City.]
[Connecting... 1%... 4%... 100%, connection successful.]
[Scanning Sky City... scan complete.]
[Design blueprint recorded... recording complete.]
[Data integration in progress... integration complete, initiating 3D model construction.]
Countless thin beams of light materialized out of thin air, weaving together in front of Su Nan to form a three-dimensional model identical to Sky City.
[Sky City: Unnamed]
[Level: Small (Construction progress: 17.47%)]
[Current remaining energy: 1.12%]
[Intelligent Assistant Lifeform: Commander One (Enhanced)]
[Facilities: Elemental Furnace (Enhanced), Energy Transmission Network (Enhanced), Floating Device (Construction progress: 21.36%), Ecological Garden (Construction progress: 8.23%), Central Plaza, Central Crystal Tower, Floating Tower Docking Area, Anti-Magic Prison (Construction progress: 31.23%), Residential Area, Warehouse Area, Experimental Area]
[Servants: Clay Golems × 3691, Stone Golems × 1363, Water Spirits × 482, Water Nymphs × 166, Flower Fairies × 882]
[Defensive Devices: None]
[Combat Devices: Rune Turret III × 110, Disintegration Turret III × 28, Plasma Cannon II × 5, Pulse Cannon II × 1]
"Let's call it Starlight," Su Nan decided, continuing to use the previous name.
The construction progress of Starlight Sky City was less than one-fifth complete, as only the main structure and a few facilities had been finished. Most of the facilities were still under construction.
Especially the Mystic Lock Defense System and the large-scale energy protective barrier, which were the most labor-intensive among all the facilities.
"Next, I'll focus on perfecting the spatial planning and building up each area so that Sky City can be put into use sooner."
"As for the defensive and combat devices, it's fine to build them later."
"The floating device will be left for last."
In fact, the Golem Legion, except for the legendary constructs and Supreme Golems, could be handed over to the Wizards under his command to manufacture.
The same went for the various turrets, which greatly saved Su Nan's energy and time.
Moreover, with the Tower Spirit Commander now created, many spatial planning tasks could be delegated to it.
Whether it was controlling golems for construction and material transportation or directly issuing tasks in the mission hall for the Star Alliance Wizards to complete, the Tower Spirit Commander, with its god-like computational abilities, was a perfect assistant, making these tasks effortless.
Time flew by, and soon it was the year 3760 of the Starlight Calendar.
After the divine essence was exhausted, Su Nan's efficiency in comprehending the laws unsurprisingly took a significant nosedive.
After nearly three years of cultivation, the Law of Gravity had only increased by less than 0.3 energy levels, not even half of what it was before.
At this rate, it would take him at least six hundred years to elevate the Law of Gravity to the Manipulation level.
Even with the Enlightenment Potion and the synthesis of Law Power at his disposal, his cultivation was still this difficult, let alone other True Spirit Wizards.
"No wonder True Spirit Wizards are all rushing to the Realm of Truth," Su Nan sighed softly.
"I wonder when Meisha will have news."
It had been over a hundred years since he last asked Meisha about the Realm of Truth.
Logically, even if the Breaking Realm Stone was hard to obtain, there should be news soon.
As Su Nan expected, two months later, Meisha personally came to visit.
"This is what you wanted," Meisha said as soon as they met, tossing something over.
Su Nan caught it, and the moment it touched his palm, he felt a strange power seep through his skin into his body, reaching the depths of his True Spirit.
At that moment, he keenly felt that his perception of the laws had become somewhat clearer.
He looked down at the Breaking Realm Stone in his hand, which looked as ordinary as a stone one might find on the roadside, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes.
"The Breaking Realm Stone not only serves as a key to enter the Realm of Truth but also has a slight effect of enhancing law perception. Keeping it by your side while cultivating can improve the efficiency of comprehending laws. Although the effect is minimal, it's better than nothing," Meisha explained with a light laugh, noticing Su Nan's expression.
Su Nan's eyes flickered, surprised that the Breaking Realm Stone had such an effect.
But then again, considering it came from the Realm of Truth, it wasn't that surprising.
Moreover, from his experience, the Breaking Realm Stone's enhancement of law comprehension efficiency was less than one-tenth of the Enlightenment Potion's effect.
As Meisha said, it was better than nothing.
"By infusing any Law Power into the Breaking Realm Stone, you can open a passage to the Realm of Truth."
"Generally, the passage opened by the Breaking Realm Stone connects to a random location each time, with no discernible pattern. No one knows where they'll be transported," Meisha said with a hint of nostalgia.
"It's said that in the early days after the discovery of the Realm of Truth, many True Spirit Wizards were transported to extremely dangerous places or near gatherings of gods upon entering, resulting in their deaths."
"To change this situation, the Truth Council gathered most True Spirit Wizards and jointly established a camp in the Realm of Truth, fixing the plane coordinates within the Breaking Realm Stone. Since then, Breaking Realm Stones from the Truth Council have always connected to the camp. Yours is no exception."
Su Nan nodded and asked, "What's the situation like in that camp?"
"Think of it as a rest stop," Meisha shrugged. "It's just a place for Wizards to rest, with an entrance function. Beyond that, it serves no other purpose."
"As long as you don't fight in the camp, no one will care what you do."
Su Nan chuckled softly, "Sounds quite free."
But he also understood that while True Spirit Wizards could receive supreme service and treatment in many places, the Realm of Truth was an exception.
Only beings of the third level or higher could enter.
True Spirit Wizards could only enter alone, unable to bring extra personnel, so naturally, there was no one to manage the camp or provide services to the Wizards there.
Thus, the camp couldn't develop functions beyond being an entrance and a rest stop.
However, True Spirit Wizards entering the Realm of Truth were all there to enhance their strength, so few cared about luxury.
"I happen to want to enter the Realm of Truth. If you're not busy, why not come with me?"
Unexpectedly, Meisha then made a suggestion.
Su Nan glanced at Meisha in surprise but agreed without hesitation.
Having someone familiar with the Realm of Truth accompany him on his first visit would undoubtedly be very convenient.
He understood that this was Meisha's way of showing goodwill.
After a brief preparation, they both activated the Breaking Realm Stones.
In an instant, an invisible Law Power spread out like a hurricane, silently not disturbing any objects in the hall while violently tearing through space, revealing a person-sized oval silver vortex.
Su Nan and Meisha exchanged a glance, then stepped into it simultaneously.
The moment their bodies passed through the silver vortex, Su Nan's vision was instantly filled with dazzling silver, losing all sight except for a vast expanse of silver.
In a daze, his consciousness seemed to be immersed in a chaotic ocean, vaguely sensing the brilliant starry sky above, accompanied by deafening roars, as if the stars were falling from the heavens to the earth, a scene both magnificent and awe-inspiring, like a colossal mountain supporting the sky and the earth.
Within the transparent Milky Way, countless dazzling stars twinkled with colorful lights, exceptionally beautiful.
Just as the vast Milky Way was about to crash into the earth, it split into thousands of tiny, lush branches, densely spreading in all directions, with stars hanging like fruits at the tips of the branches, forming a towering, massive tree that almost occupied the entire sky and earth.
At this moment, Su Nan's entire consciousness was suspended in the sky. Looking down, he saw that beneath his feet were the radiant branches of the divine tree, densely spreading to every corner of the world.
Vaguely, he realized that the giant tree before him was the Realm of Truth, and the thousands of tiny branches and fruits symbolized various different laws.
After admiring it for a while, Su Nan suddenly felt a powerful force enveloping his body, pulling him uncontrollably toward the giant tree, and he crashed into it! There was no pain, no disturbance. When Su Nan regained his senses and his vision cleared, he found himself standing on a sandy ground.
A few dozen meters ahead was a tall city wall, made entirely of obsidian, with intricate patterns carved on its surface, exuding a sense of beauty that clearly came from a master's hand.
"This is the camp I told you about," Meisha's voice sounded by his ear. She had somehow appeared beside him.
"Wizard Town, that's what we call this camp."
Su Nan inwardly scoffed at the rather casual name.
Though his own naming skills weren't much better.
"Let's go in and take a look," Meisha said.
Su Nan had no objections.
The two walked through the open city gate.
Behind the tall obsidian wall were scattered, undulating tower-like structures. The towers, like spears, pierced straight into the sky, with the shortest being over ten meters tall, giving the impression of entering a forest of towers.
However, these towers were not Wizard Towers but ordinary stone towers.
At most, they were equipped with arrays to conceal aura and energy fluctuations. Su Nan didn't sense any life or energy fluctuations from the towers.
The wide streets were empty, like a ghost town.
"True Spirit Wizards who come here are either cultivating in the towers or out exploring, so it's rare to see anyone outside," Meisha pointed to the northwest.
"All the stone towers in the town are already occupied by Wizards. Only the northwest still has plenty of open space. You can build a stone tower there as your daily residence."
Su Nan's eyes flickered slightly.
According to Meisha, each stone tower represented a True Spirit Wizard.
In other words, the True Spirit Wizards, who stood at the top of the biological chain and were rarely seen in the outside world, numbered in the hundreds here!
It truly lived up to its reputation as the Wizard's Holy Land, the Realm of Truth.
As Su Nan was marveling, a deep voice suddenly reached his ears.
"Meisha, long time no see."
Su Nan turned to see a man and a woman about ten meters away, smiling at them.
The man had a thin face with sunken cheeks, a weathered look, and deep-set, piercing eyes.
The woman had delicate features, a slender figure, and long, flowing red hair, with sparks occasionally flickering in her smooth locks, quite eye-catching.
"Morrick, Orthis, long time no see."
Seeing the newcomers, Meisha also showed a faint smile, indicating a good relationship with the two.
"You haven't been to the Realm of Truth for a long time," Orthis said with a smile.
Meisha replied, "I recently obtained a Law Fruit, so I've been in seclusion for a while."
Morrick's expression changed slightly, and he smiled, "I heard you had a fight with the Winterfrost Calamity recently. Was it for this Law Fruit?"
Meisha didn't hide it, nodding, "That's right."
"Indeed," Morrick laughed. "I heard you gave the Winterfrost Calamity quite a hard time."
After exchanging a few pleasantries, Morrick and Orthis quickly turned their attention to Su Nan.
"And this is?"
"Let me introduce you. This is Su Nan, the ruler of the Star Alliance."
Meisha then introduced the two to Su Nan.
"Morrick, ruler of the Abyssal Dawn."
"Orthis, ruler of the Sky Raven."
Su Nan's expression shifted slightly.
The Sky Raven and Abyssal Dawn were both affiliated with the Wisdom Codex and had performed notably in the Wizard Civil War, even jointly annihilating one of the Black Wizard factions, the Flame Crest Society.
Hearing Su Nan's name, Morrick and Orthis's eyes lit up, and their gazes toward Su Nan became noticeably more enthusiastic.
"I didn't expect to meet the famous ruler of the Star Alliance."
"Pleasure to meet you."
Morrick and Orthis, who had been rather indifferent earlier, now showed obvious enthusiasm toward Su Nan.
Meisha watched this with a hidden smile but wasn't surprised.
After all, they were facing a genius who had become a True Spirit Wizard in less than three thousand years, a rarity in the entire history of the Wizard world.
Moreover, Su Nan was also the ruler of the newly risen Star Alliance.
The speed of the Star Alliance's rise was no less shocking than Su Nan's rapid ascension to True Spirit Wizard.
With these dual accolades, Su Nan was now a household name in the Wizard world.
To ordinary people, True Spirit Wizards were aloof and indifferent beings.
But they too had their own interests and emotions.
Facing a True Spirit Wizard with boundless potential and immense power, who was also the ruler of a Wizard faction, most would choose to befriend and build a relationship.
Even veteran True Spirit Wizards were no exception.
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