Chapter 353: Raised Prices
Inside the research institute in the Forbidden Forest swamp, Locke used the Druid's Ring to open a magic door before him. Behind it lay a hidden demiplane.
The demiplane covered an extremely vast area, its borders seemingly endless. At its edges hung dense spatial fog like pale mist.
Although Locke had not studied much spatial theory, he had read about that kind of fog in Universal Studies and various articles. It was the spatial fog unique to demiplanes.
A demiplane was a proto-plane, but its scale was too small to generate planar power. It could not form a planar barrier and could only wrap itself in spatial fog.
Spatial fog was extremely dangerous. If possible, one should avoid touching it.
Beyond the spatial fog was something even more dangerous: the void. Even a Second-Ring Wizard could not survive in the void with their physical body.
Locke stepped through the magic door and entered, while the magic door behind him remained permanently open.
The Druid's Ring had fixed the magic door in place.
While using the Druid's Ring to open the demiplane's spatial gate, the magic door could not be closed. It had to remain open until he returned to the Prime Material Plane.
Locke looked around and found that the demiplane was roughly one square kilometer in size. Its interior was all fertile plains that could be turned into Magic Fields, equivalent to fifteen hundred mu of farmland.
And fifteen hundred mu of farmland was equivalent to the area of a large Plantation.
In other words, carrying this ring was like carrying a large portable Plantation wherever he went.
There was a sun above the demiplane. After observing it, Locke found that it merely refracted the sunlight from the Prime Material Plane, borrowing its sunshine.
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