Six Ring Wizard

The other party may have saved him only because of his practice of starry sky meditation.

According to the historical records of the Land of Dawn, the Six-Ring Tower betrayed the wizard plane.

Herage was skeptical of this statement and did not believe it.

But one thing is certain, that is, no matter what, the original six-ring tower should not be on the same path as the current mainstream wizard forces in the wizard plane.

Six Rings Tower At that time, Six Rings Tower was the strongest wizard organization, and other wizard organizations looked dim in front of it.

Most of the wizarding organizations in the Land of Dawn today are handed down from that period. Some may have changed their names, and some have completely disappeared.

Herage was thinking a lot and said, "What's the situation outside now?"

Kane said: "Norn Kingdom..."

Herage learned from Kane that most of the Norn Kingdom had fallen and was now under the control of the expedition team.

The people at Base 27 did not continue to expand, not because they could not capture the entire Norn Kingdom, but because it was not necessary.

All resources are limited, and so are manpower.

The expedition team needs to devote its limited manpower and resources to more valuable things.

The Norn Kingdom is just an ordinary human kingdom. There are no resource points worth occupying, so naturally it will not spend so much effort to invade.

The goal of the expedition team has always been clear, that is, the elves and the World Tree.

Herague's last mission when he left the elven plane was to sneak into the Strange Valley and bury the teleportation crystal so that people in Base 27 could teleport there.

At that time, the mission was carried out smoothly, and the teleportation crystal was not discovered.

After careful planning at Base 27, Parker personally led the team and invaded Strange Valley after everything was ready.

Although there were some twists and turns in the process, we finally succeeded in occupying the Strange Valley.

The elves in the Strange Valley were either dead or captured, and a small number of them escaped.

Parker and others did not bother to hunt down the escaped elves. The elves were just incidental. The captured ones were enough, so there was no need to pursue them anymore.

Their real target is still the World Tree, which is the reason why the wizard plane invaded the elven plane.

The World Tree in Strange Valley is just a branch of the World Tree mother tree, and there are many such branches throughout the elven plane.

Each branch can be regarded as an independent world tree, but it is not as powerful and tall as the mother tree.

The royal family of elves live under the mother tree of the World Tree. This is the most powerful settlement in the elven plane.

The members of the expedition team did not choose to capture the mother tree of the World Tree, mainly because the cost was too high and they might not be able to capture it.

More importantly, the expedition team has not yet figured out how to capture the World Tree, so they can only start experimenting with the branches first.

In fact, the expedition team has dug down several branches of the World Tree.

But without exception, the capture of the World Tree failed.

The wizards tried to transplant the World Tree completely to the wizard plane, and even the environment simulated the elven plane, but the World Tree still died quickly.

In addition, wizards have also tried various methods, such as creating a liquid environment to allow the World Tree to survive. But no matter what, as long as the World Tree leaves the Elven Plane, it will die quickly in a short time.

The same is true for the World Tree in the Strange Valley. Even one root was transplanted to the wizard plane, but it still withered quickly.

Some wizards speculate that the World Tree also has its own will.

After it came to the wizard plane, it chose to die on its own.

To put it simply, the World Tree committed suicide because it was unwilling to grow in the wizard plane.

Because the people from the Wizards Alliance have provided an almost 100% simulated elven plane environment, but the World Tree still failed to survive.

This is also a problem that has not been solved so far. If the survival problem of the World Tree cannot be solved, then it will be meaningless even if the mother tree of the World Tree is knocked down.

In that case, unless the entire Elf Plane is used as a colony of the Wizard Plane, the value of the World Tree can be utilized.

But with the current strength of the Land of Dawn, it can only be plundered at best. It is unrealistic to occupy it for a long time.

Looting and long-term occupation are not the same concepts. They require completely different resources and manpower.

Most of the plane wars in the Wizards Alliance are for the purpose of plundering resources, and few occupy a certain plane for a long time.

"I guess that the adults may not be able to find a way to keep the World Tree alive, so they plan to retreat." Kane said.

Herague understood that this speculation was reasonable from Kane's perspective. He did not know that there was another group of wizards.

Herage then asked: "What are the main tasks in the base now?"

"As for the missions, most of them are exploration and defensive missions. There is no offensive plan at the moment." Kane said.

"I want to go to the Strange Valley to see it, is it okay?" Herage asked.

"Of course, it's just that there is nothing worth seeing there now, the World Tree is no longer there, and the elves no longer live there. If you really want to see it, I will give you a mission to go out and explore." Kane said.

Herage thought for a moment and said, "I still want to see what's going on there."

"Then I will arrange a task for you. This is the communication bead. Take it. Any news from the base will be transmitted to this bead. Remember to check occasionally to see if there is any news." Kane took out a glass bead-sized Transparent Bead said.

There is some white mist lingering in the communication bead, which looks more beautiful.

After Kane's brief explanation, Herage roughly understood how to use it.

When news comes from the base, the white mist inside the communication bead will turn red, and the information will be stored in the bead.

Herage only needed to check whether the color of the beads changed after a while. If it turned red, he would take it out to see what the message inside was.

Since there is no magic network in the elven plane, communication can only be carried out in the form of communication beads.

"Can I use the communication beads to send a message to the base?" Herage suddenly thought of this and asked immediately.

Kane said: "Of course. Although each communication bead looks the same, it actually has a number. The number corresponds to the person. You can use magic to activate it and say the message you want to convey. There is only a limit on the number of words. , cannot exceed fifty words.”

Kane can collect all the messages sent by the communication beads and identify the corresponding person based on the number.

He can send messages to all communication beads here, and naturally he can receive messages from everyone. (End of chapter)