I, a cultivator, have ended up in the wizarding world.

Chapter 89 Elocia
All the apprentices, including those who had just been looking at them with arrogance or scrutiny, composed themselves and stood at attention to listen.

"Apprentices!" The governor's voice resounded with fervor beneath the vast dome, "You have gathered here not only for yourselves, but also for the great expansion of wizarding civilization. To more clearly test your strength and wisdom, this time, you will step into a completely new plane!"

The apprentices weren't too surprised by this testing method. After all, for wizards these days, no test could compare to a real fight on the front lines of an interdimensional war.

"This is not like the childish games you experience in your own academies! This is a real interplane invasion war!" The governor's voice rose several decibels.

"This plane has unique rules, a powerful indigenous civilization, and gods formed by their beliefs!"

As the governor narrated, a huge, semi-transparent dimensional map slowly unfolded in the center of the square, revealing the magnificent outline of the Erosian plane.

"This plane is called 'Elosia'," the governor continued, his voice calm as he analyzed the entire plane.

"It possesses extremely rich elemental energy, and within it nurtures various intelligent races—the orc tribes that dominate the north and worship primitive totems, the elegant elves who have established kingdoms in ancient forests, the stubborn dwarves who live deep in the mountains and are famous for their forging skills, and the human kingdoms that have established numerous cities and knightly orders on the plains."

"Furthermore, according to some ancient legends in this plane, descendants of dragons and titans still remain here. Their power system is based on magic and divine arts, and they worship a vast pantheon of gods, encompassing everything from the lord of the underworld who controls life and death to the earth goddess who bestows bounty."

The number of bright spots on the map gradually increases, showing the spheres of influence of the wizard vanguard and the indigenous civilization.

"Currently, our vanguard has established a firm foothold in the Erosian plane." The governor's voice carried a hint of imperceptible gravity. "However, the war is at a stalemate. The chief gods of the Erosian plane are native sixth-order beings. Led by the seventh-order beings they call gods above gods, they are confronting the high-ranking wizards of our workshop, creating a delicate balance."

Upon hearing this, the apprentices' expressions changed slightly.

The sheer power of a dimensional deity capable of stalemates even with the workshop's high-ranking wizards is evident.

Even though the wizards were no weaker than their opponents, they were simply wary of these native beings' trick of perishing together with the plane.

However, the level six or even level seven creatures mentioned in these intelligence reports still exist, and these natives are quite dangerous to these apprentices who are not even formal wizards.

“Your task is simple,” the governor said, his gaze sweeping over each apprentice present, “is to break the balance and turn the tide of the war!”

He paused, then granted the task a great deal of freedom: "Whether you choose to capture strategic locations, weaken the faith in the gods, turn the natives against you, hunt powerful magical beasts, or even explore unknown ruins to obtain valuable information, every contribution that benefits the plane invasion will be counted as points in your score this time!"

"The entire trial has a time limit of one year, and the final result..." The governor's voice became low and seductive at this moment, like the whisper of a devil, yet it made all the wizards' hearts sway, "...will be based on the contribution, and will grant permanent ownership of this plane in proportion!"

"this……!"

"What?!!"

An unbelievable commotion erupted in the square in an instant.

Dimensional ownership!

The apprentices were well aware of the generous rewards of this trial; the workshop had mentioned in its call to action that it was an unprecedented "opportunity." Moreover, basic information about the Erosian plane—a medium-sized plane—had already been distributed to everyone.

Most importantly, a level seven being was naturally born within this plane, whom the Elosia beings called the "God of Gods"; there were also a dozen level six beings and hundreds of level five beings.

The fact that so many powerful beings can be born naturally is enough to demonstrate how abundant the resources are in this plane.

In Jemin’s view, this intermediate plane is no less impressive than the Noren 13 plane, which has been modified and expanded by wizards over the years!
No, it should be said that the Noren 13 plane is inferior to this intermediate plane.

Because in addition to the main plane at the very center, the Elosia plane is surrounded by hundreds of smaller planes, making it a medium-sized plane cluster!

what does this mean?
This means that this is not just a single dimension, but a complete resource system!

The apprentices were ecstatic!

"Permanent ownership?!" someone exclaimed, their eyes filled with fervor. "That's a mid-level plane cluster! Even a small piece of the core area would be enough to establish a small wizarding family!"

"My God! I always thought they'd just give us some resources or points at most, like before!" another apprentice exclaimed, his voice trembling. "I never expected the workshop to go this big this time! They're going to directly train a batch of dimensional lords!"

"To control a region..." someone murmured to themselves, their eyes filled with a thirst for power and resources.

Amy and Victor were completely shocked. Amy covered her mouth, her eyes wide with disbelief: "Permanent ownership? Victor, did you hear that? Did I hear that right?"

Victor's eyes lit up instantly, his breathing became heavy, and his hands clenched into fists.

While Jemin's eyes didn't reveal any fanaticism, a barely perceptible hint of amazement flashed across them.

He was not fighting for the expansion of wizarding civilization; he was only seeking his own maximum benefit.

But to be honest, from the perspective of an individual, owning an entire intermediate plane that encompasses a whole plane cluster is far too extravagant.

Even if these things are divided according to the proportion of contribution, those at the top will definitely receive a lot of benefits.

This level of reward... it just goes to show that Norren Workshop really went all out this time!
"As expected of a wizarding civilization still in its developmental stage, they are indeed very wealthy," Jemin thought to himself.

He knew that this was not just the workshop's generosity, but also a manifestation of the wizarding civilization's overall expansion strategy.

Only a rising power would dare to offer such an extravagant reward.

If a force of Norren's level can afford to spend so much, Jemin can't even imagine what other large forces can do.

(End of this chapter)