Apart from the green dragon descendants, the talented youths Feng Chou had recruited and nurtured over the years had finally started to bear fruit. High-grade Professionals began to appear one after another.
Feng Chou assigned the first batch of more than ten advanced professionals to the important deputy positions in the merchant fleet for training and training.
After three years of development, the land on Green Dragon Island had been cultivated for nearly three hundred thousand mu. After a few years of cultivation, most of the farmland had become mature fields. However, with more than six thousand green dragon descendants on the island, the amount of food still couldn't reach a balance. Every year, Tower of Universe had to take out more than ten thousand meals of food to supplement the territory.
Port, town, castle, road, reservoir … After these basic facilities were completed, Feng Chou began to shift the construction team to the coastal areas of the island. The coastal embankment, which was planned to surround a quarter of the island's coastline, became the focus of the project.
Once this embankment was completed, the embankment and mountain terrain would completely protect the southern half of the island. At that time, Feng Chou would be able to cultivate another two hundred thousand mu of land in the coastal areas, allowing Green Dragon Island to reach the size of an earl's territory. When that time came, Feng Chou planned to gather a group of talented youths and citizens from the northern continent to fill the territory.
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After settling the territory, Feng Chou once again went into seclusion on the deserted island. This time, he placed his main goal on 'Teleportation'.
The reason it was called 'Teleportation' was because among the rank 5 spells, there were also 'Expulsion' and 'Magus's Secret Chest'. These two spells were related to space.
'Expulsion' was not a pure space spell. This spell actually made use of the prime material world's natural repulsion towards creatures from other planes. By amplifying this repulsion and using a portion of the laws of space, it could immediately expel creatures from other planes back to their original plane.
'Magus's Secret Chest' was not a spell in the usual sense.
When a wizard first researched this spell, they needed to use a complicated ritual to project part of their mind into the spirit world.
The spirit world was the middle plane between the prime material world and the outer planes. This was the final destination of the souls of the dead in the prime material world. Creatures from the outer planes, especially the lower planes, would often come to this middle plane to plunder or steal souls.
The spirit world was one of the worlds most closely connected to the prime material plane. The barrier between the two was very weak, and it was one of the easiest worlds for creatures of the prime material plane to enter.
The other realm that was so closely connected to the prime material plane was the Shadow Realm.
The "Underworld" that people spoke of was actually just a small part of the spirit world, a small part that Death had opened up as a divine kingdom.
In the Spiritual Realm, only the God of Death's Divine Kingdom was an orderly world of the dead. The rest of the Spiritual Realm was a cruel and chaotic world.
Only the believers of the gods could reach the underworld after death. The unbelievers and the tainted undead would randomly enter any place in the spirit world.
The Spirit Realm was incomparably vast, much larger than the prime material plane. Most places in the Spirit Realm were gray wastelands that stretched as far as the eye could see.
After a mage projected part of their spirit into the spiritual realm, there was a high chance that they would enter the desolate gray wasteland. At this time, the mage's spirit could use the special characteristics of their spirit body to sneak into the ground and use the ritual of the main body to open up a small cave underground.
After that, the main body and the spiritual projection would cooperate through the ritual, using spells to seal and hide the small cave.
At the end of the ritual, the spiritual projection would borrow the power of the ritual to solidify a spatial array in the sealed and hidden cave.
After the ritual was completed, the mage could use the spatial array in the cave to open a small two-way spatial door at any time to take out or put in items.
Because of the level of the ritual, a level 9 mage could only open up a space of two meters by two meters by three meters in the spirit world. Any larger and the ritual would not be able to seal and hide the space.
Similarly, because of the level of the ritual, the sealing and hiding effect of the secret chest could only last for half a year. After that, the sealing and hiding effect would disappear, and the secret space could be discovered by creatures of the spirit world.
The mage could hold another ritual to reinforce or rebuild the sealing and hiding effect of the spell.
After the secret space was established, the mage could only open a spatial door to the secret space. In fact, it was only a level 3 spell, but the ritual to establish the secret space was a level 5 magic ritual, so this spell was classified as a level 5 spell.
Feng Chou did not try Banish and the Mage's Secret Chest. Of these two spells, one was too obscure, and the other was not a combat spell, so it did not need to be refined into an innate spell.
He focused on 'Teleportation', which was actually an advanced version of the Anywhere Door. By following the rules of the Anywhere Door, one would be able to find the rules of Teleportation.
Unlike the Anywhere Door, Teleportation's destination could not be seen. This required a spatial waymark or a precise magic map to guide the teleportation.
For safety reasons, before the actual teleportation, the mage would use detection spells to investigate the destination.
Feng Chou's refinement of Teleportation was even smoother. It only took him a few hours to grasp this rule. After that, it only took him half a year to complete the refinement of this spell.
In the process of refining the teleportation spell, Feng Chou made some changes to the 5th Tier Spell. Before teleporting the main body, the spell would first send a probing spell with extremely weak mana fluctuations to determine whether the destination was safe or not.
After refining the Teleportation Spell into a Magic Seal Spell, Feng Chou could use the Teleportation Spell as fast as the Anywhere Door. However, because the destination of the Teleportation Spell couldn't be seen, he had to first use a Detection Spell to confirm the safety of the destination. Therefore, he couldn't continuously use the Teleportation Spell like the Void Step.
Feng Chou had been refining the rules of space for a long time, which in turn affected Feng Chou's Internal Qi. This influence made the nature of Feng Chou's Internal Qi more compatible with the rules of space. This not only allowed him to cast space spells faster and more powerful, but also made it easier and faster for him to refine space spells.
In the end, this influence would give Feng Chou some of the characteristics of space creatures. It would allow him to travel between different spaces more easily, and he could even enter and exit space interlayers at will.
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Among the level 6 spells, there was only one space spell, 'Teleportation Foresight'. This was a level 6 spell invented in the Arcane Era. It was mainly used to deal with the Mages' airdrop attack tactics that were being abused at that time.
Teleportation Foresight was a ritual spell. To cast this spell, a simple ritual needed to be held, which took about ten minutes.
After the ritual was successful, the recipient would receive a halo that could last for twenty-four hours. The halo's basic range of influence was a radius of fifty meters. Within this range, the recipient could foresee the teleportation spell in advance and make targeted interventions, such as delaying the teleportation time and interfering with the teleportation to a limited extent.