Synthesis Wizard.

Sunan soon met the unlucky traveling wizard.

After he was escorted back by the secret dolls, he was imprisoned in the detention room of Base No. 2 in Youhu City and guarded by five secret dolls.

This man was quite calm. After entering the prison cell, he sat cross-legged on the ground and meditated, not panicking at all.

It was not until Sunan and Liz walked in that he opened his eyes and looked at Sunan.

When he talked with Liz earlier, he already knew that the true ruler of the Star Alliance would come to see him, and it was obviously the person in front of him.

"Nice to meet you, sir. My name is Tanner Albert, and I'm a planeswalker."

Tanner stood up and saluted, showing his respect.

Judging from the power that the Star Alliance had previously displayed, its leader was at least a second-level wizard.

When facing a wizard of higher level than yourself, it is wise to show enough respect.

Not to mention that his life and death is now in the hands of the other party.

"I'm sorry to intrude on your territory, but sir, please believe me, I didn't mean to do that."

Su Nan smiled slightly: "I already know what happened, I believe you didn't do it on purpose."

If Tanner really had malicious intentions in invading the Starlight Continent, he would not be the only one.

What's more, the other side did not kill each other in the two battles, and it was obvious that they had no ill intentions towards the Covenant.

"Thank you for your understanding. I will leave Starlight Continent now and will not cause you any trouble!"

After hearing what Sunan said, Tanner breathed a sigh of relief, but the next moment, what Sunan said made his face change.

"Unfortunately, you may not be able to leave Starlight Continent for the time being."

"Why?" Tanner's expression changed constantly, thinking that Su Nan still had doubts about him.

Seeing this, Sunan didn't waste any words, lifted the magic circle of the prison room, and said lightly: "You can try to leave now."

Tanner was confused and hesitant for a moment, but he still took out a scroll and tore it open to activate it.

Traveling wizards generally have multiple means of crossing planes.

The simpler ones are the plane jump scrolls, and the more complicated ones are the plane teleportation arrays.

Tanner took out the former.

But what surprised him was that the scroll had clearly been activated, but he was unable to make the jump, as if the entire plane was blocked and he could not enter or exit.

"really."

Looking at this scene, Su Nan secretly thought that his guess was correct.

Tanner's arrival was a low-probability event entirely due to chance, just like encountering void turbulence when traveling through dimensions and being teleported to an unknown dimension.

The plane blockade of Starlight Continent has not yet been completely lifted.

Tanner wanted to repeat the previous accidental incident, unless he was really lucky.

"What's going on?" Tanner looked at Su Nan and the others in surprise.

He could sense that Sunan did not do anything secretly, using spells or arrays like "Dimension Anchor" to restrict plane jumps. Judging from the feedback from the scroll, it seemed that this plane itself was strongly resisting any existence from entering or leaving.

Liz glanced at Sunan, and seeing that he had no intention of speaking, she took the initiative to explain the current situation of the Starlight Continent.

When Tanner heard that the Starlight Continent was in a plane blockade and it would take nearly three hundred years to repair and lift the blockade, he felt terrible.

If that's the case, doesn't that mean he will have to stay in the Starlight Continent for two or three hundred years before he can leave?

You have to know that the lifespan of a first-level wizard is only about a thousand years. Even if he uses all kinds of means, it is difficult to exceed two thousand years.

One tenth or even one fifth of one's life has to stay in the same plane, which is undoubtedly a huge torture for a traveling wizard.

For a moment, Tanner felt like crying but had no tears.

I am so unlucky. How could I be teleported to a plane that is under blockade by mistake?

Sunan and Liz looked at Tanner with some pity in their eyes.

The probability of such a thing happening is probably less than one in a million, but it happened to Tanner. I can only say that this guy is really unlucky.

After sighing for a while, Tanner hesitated and said, "Sir, can I trouble you for something?"

Sunan shook his head and said, "If you want me to help you leave the Starlight Continent, I'm sorry I can't do anything about it."

Tanner hesitated and finally sighed and said nothing more.

He actually knew very well that leaving the Starlight Continent was simply a luxury when the plane was blocked.

Returning to the original plane through the Shadow Realm is wishful thinking.

The outer interface has one thing in common, which is that it goes back to where it came from.

No matter which plane you enter the outer interface from, you can only return to the original plane. This is determined by the characteristics of the plane.

Therefore, traveling from the Shadow World to the Starlight Continent is a low-probability event. He himself is confused and has no idea why.

To put it another way, even if he could enter the Shadow Realm now, he would not be able to return to his original plane.

The only way is to wait for the plane blockade to end.

"You can stay in Starlight Continent and look around. If you need any help, you can find Liz."

After comforting Tanner, Sunan turned and left.

Back in the study, Liz asked, "Are you really just going to let him go?"

"What else? He hasn't offended the Star Alliance, so why should we keep him in prison?"

Su Nan spread his hands.

"Besides, with the Star Eye's monitoring network, his whereabouts are no longer a secret to us. We just need to keep a close eye on him. As long as he doesn't do anything crooked, what's the problem with letting him stay here?"

Liz thought so too. With the current size of the Star Alliance, there was really no need to worry too much about a mere first-level liquefied wizard.

But then she sighed again.

"I was thinking that I might have a chance to get the Frost Stone in advance, but now it seems impossible."

Su Nan smiled and said, "Don't be so anxious. Once the blockade of the plane is lifted, whether it's entering the Shadow Realm or trading with other wizard forces, it won't be easy to get the Frost Phantom Stone, right?"

"That's true." Liz's lips curled up slightly.

As soon as she relaxed, she returned to her usual capable state and said thoughtfully:
"Most traveling wizards have a lot of strange knowledge and plane information, and they may have some rare things. It's rare to meet a traveling wizard, so we can't miss it. We can try to make a deal with Tanner in exchange for the information and resources in his hands."

"It's up to you to decide." Sunan looked at Lizé with a smile.

Maybe Liz hasn't realized it yet, but she is now unconsciously considering things from the perspective of the Covenant.

This is undoubtedly a genuine expression of considering oneself as a member of the Star Alliance.

"what happened?"

Seeing Sunan staring at her with a smile, Liz showed a puzzled expression on her face. "Nothing." Sunan changed the subject, "How far has the popularity of sub-magic technology developed?"

Liz brightened up when she mentioned this, and said with a smile:

"very smooth."

"The large-scale secondary magic stone veins we have opened up in various parts of the continent have all taken shape and have all been put into mining. The output of secondary magic stones has skyrocketed by more than fifty times, and the supply has long exceeded the consumption of magic energy machines and teleportation arrays in various places."

"Now that magic technology has been popularized throughout the continent, the prospects are very good, and the Star Alliance's income has doubled."

Sunan nodded in satisfaction, thought for a moment and said, "Since supply exceeds demand, we can change the mining intensity of the lower vein to ensure output."

"That's exactly what I was thinking," Liz agreed.

In fact, it is a phased mining.

Divide the mineral veins into several parts, and implement different mining intensities for each part. When the mineral vein with the highest mining intensity is exhausted, the mining intensity of the remaining mineral veins will be increased in turn. At the same time, the exhausted mineral veins will be re-cultivated. When most of the mineral veins are exhausted, the new mineral veins will be cultivated and put back into mining, forming a rotation.

In this way, it can be ensured that there are mineral veins available for mining in every time period, and the output of secondary magic stones can be maintained at a relatively fixed level without any abrupt interruptions, which would affect the development of secondary magic energy technology.

After discussing the secondary magic stone vein, Liz suddenly mentioned another matter.

"Recently, a Devil Tyrannosaurus Rex in Area 2 has shown signs of evolving."

Sunan's eyes lit up and he asked, "Where's the Devil Tyrannosaurus?"

"It should be in the laboratory now. Corey is performing a blood fusion operation on it."

Su Nan nodded slightly: "Corey is good at biological transformation, so it is appropriate to let him perform the operation."

The sub-dragon bloodline enhancement plan has been implemented for more than four hundred years, and real results are finally about to emerge. Sunan is naturally very happy.

Moreover, the appearance of this Devil's Tyrannosaurus also means that the turning point of the plan has arrived.

In the coming time, more and more Devil's Tyrannosaurus will surely evolve into giant dragons.

Soon a true clan of giant dragons will appear in the Dragon Forest!

Liz said, "The evolution of that Devil Tyrannosaurus is a foregone conclusion. The next thing we need to consider is how to tame it."

"It sounds like you already have an idea?" Su Nan said with a smile.

"I do know a way to control exotic beasts, but I'm afraid it won't be very effective against dragons."

Su Nan said undeniably: "You tell me first."

"The most effective one is the spirit seal," Liz said. "As long as you inject the spirit seal into the beast's head, you can subtly change its mind and make it obey the master. Although the transformation process is relatively long, the advantage is that it will not cause violent resistance."

"However, the spirit seal can only be used to control four-ring legendary creatures at most. The dragon's mental power is too strong, so the spirit seal may not be of much use."

Su Nan pondered and said, "First, copy down the manufacturing process for me. I will study it later to see if it can be improved."

It is called improvement, but in fact it is synthesis.

As long as he can synthesize it, he can strengthen it into a spiritual talisman that is powerful enough.

Li Ze copied down the relevant knowledge without saying a word and handed it to Sunan.

After what happened before, she had gradually developed a blind trust in Su Nan.

Although Sunan did not make any guarantees, she somehow felt that Sunan would definitely be able to successfully improve the spiritual talisman.

Back in the laboratory, Sunan took out the knowledge that Li Ze had copied and started reading it.

After reading all the information, he already had an idea in his mind.

There are many similarities between spiritual sigils and rune engravings, and they can be seen as rune engravings with hypnotic properties.

However, unlike rune engravings that use the skin as a carrier, the carrier of spiritual runes is the soul crystal.

Depending on the power level of the controlled object, the level requirements of the soul crystal as a carrier will also vary.

For example, a four-ring legendary beast requires a large soul crystal as a carrier.

To be honest, the value of a large soul crystal is no less than that of a four-ring legendary puppet.

Adding various other materials, refining a spiritual talisman to control a four-ring legendary beast is actually not as good as directly refining a four-ring legendary puppet.

The other levels of spiritual talismans are similar.

"No wonder I haven't heard of the Spirit Sigil before. This craft is really a bit useless. It's probably unpopular and useless."

The cost is there, and the most suitable use of the spirit talisman is to control some exotic beasts with special uses or higher growth potential.

The former does not need to worry too much about the cost, but the latter is because after the mental seal is injected, the controlled creature will not be able to get rid of the mental seal even if its power is increased.

If it is a monster with a relatively high growth potential, you can inject a low-level mental seal into it when it is still weak, and then wait for it to grow and increase its strength, and finally achieve the goal of controlling the powerful monster.

However, the latter involves the issue of cultivation costs.

The key is which is higher, the cost of the spirit talisman plus cultivation, or the cost of directly refining the puppet?
But for Sunan, this is a problem that does not need to be considered at all.

The benefits of controlling the dragon are definitely far greater than the cost of the spirit symbol plus cultivation.

After all, the growth potential of dragons is second to none in the entire multiverse.

"Since there is a physical entity, it can definitely be synthesized."

After confirming that the spirit talisman could be synthesized, Sunan immediately began to refine it.

For a Level 5 wizard whose [Magic Item Manufacturing] skill has reached Level , refining a spiritual talisman is a piece of cake.

It didn't take much effort for Sunan to refine more than ten spiritual talismans, and then he started synthesizing them without stopping.

After investing twelve spirit talismans, Sunan also got what he wanted.

[Spiritual talisman, after being injected into a living being, can be integrated into its soul, subtly transforming its thoughts and gradually increasing its loyalty to a specific target. It is ineffective against creatures whose soul strength has reached the level of a first-level liquefied wizard, and is ineffective against humans, humanoid creatures, or bipedal creatures and incorporeal creatures that resemble humans.]

"good."

Sunan smiled with satisfaction.

The soul strength of a newly evolved dragon is estimated to be equivalent to that of a first-level gasification wizard, so this spirit talisman is sufficient for its use.

After final calculation, the cost is about 520,000 gold coins, which is slightly more expensive than the secret doll.

But considering the growth potential of the dragon, it is still acceptable.

"Now we have a way to control the dragon!"

When Sunan placed the improved spirit seal in front of Liz, the latter showed an expression of "Ah, I knew it", which made Sunan laugh and cry.

"What do you plan to do with the dragons you cultivate in the future?"

Sunan thought for a moment and said, "Let's form a separate legion."

He actually thought about forming a group of dragon knights, but knights with wizard-level powers were extremely rare, at least there were certainly no such people in the Starlight Continent right now, and it was difficult to train them in large numbers, so he had to give up.

After much thought, I can only organize a separate dragon army. (End of this chapter)