After reading through the series of research subjects, Rhein sank into prolonged contemplation.
Perhaps Tree Spirit had been right: information exchange was merely a basic application of the Dream Wilderness. From what Rhein had seen, there were already many aspects that moved even him.
For example, Virtual Magic.
It completely simulated the properties of real-world energy. Through Virtual Magic, many spells that might incur backlash in reality could be tested in the Dream Wilderness.
This meant that all apprentices could practice spells without fearing mistakes or backlash, greatly accelerating their cultivation.
It also meant they would have greater opportunities to create new spells in the Dream Wilderness without worrying about leaving behind troubles in reality.
Those two points alone were enough to shock the entire Wizarding World. Apprentices were the foundation and hope of every wizard organization. The better the quality of the apprentices, the greater their future potential for development. Virtual Magic could rapidly improve the quality of apprentices themselves, at least in the practice and creation of spells.
Although Virtual Magic could currently only be used by apprentices, the research subjects stated that Sanders had already grasped the rules of energy. As long as he refined the properties of energy and constructed a more complete energy framework, it would be possible to use wizard-level spells in the Dream Wilderness in the future.
That was Virtual Magic, with potential no less than information exchange!
Moreover, the Dream Wilderness still held many undiscovered rules. As more rules were uncovered, its other potential would emerge as well. It could be said that this was simply a new world where treasure lay everywhere.
For Rhein himself, possessing the Dream Wilderness was even more valuable than occupying an affiliated plane!
However, there were still matters that required attention.
Previously, he had worried that