A moment later.
Richard appeared in a clearing in the mountains, clearly sensing that the surrounding space was extremely unstable.
He stretched out a hand and thrust it into the air before him. Surging energy poured forth, and in the next moment, a large mass of purple arcs exploded from his palm and spread in every direction like wildly dancing venomous snakes.
A few seconds later, the arcs contracted toward the center, forming a purple "mirror" roughly 1.2 meters in diameter. It was a Space Jump Point in this world.
That was fairly easy... Looking at the newly formed Space Jump Point, Richard reflected inwardly. So far, he had traveled alongside Husky, the Orange Cat Person, and had not explored this plane very thoroughly. Yet even so, he had encountered a Space Jump Point. This showed that this world contained quite a few Space Jump Points, perhaps far more than the plane of the little girl Green Xi.
Overall, this plane had indeed developed better than the plane of the little girl Green Xi.
Although not much remained of the Ancient Wizard Civilization, at least civilization had existed here and evolved its own distinctive traits.
According to Husky, the Orange Cat Person, there were no Wizards or spells on this plane. Instead, there was qi, which had developed to its peak.
Yes, qi.
As for the qi possessed by Husky and the others, according to Richard's observations, it was really just a rudimentary application of absorbing external energy and combining it with swordsmanship—for example, slightly increasing one's strength, endurance, and speed.
Simply put, it was equivalent to the effects of several Zero-Ring Spells.
This made the individual combat power on this plane rather weak, completely incapable of comparing to the Tester Plane.
The swordsmen of this plane—Tyson the Tiger Person,