The witch Sophia quickly left the work area, putting as much distance as possible between herself and the precision instrument that was worth tens of millions of Magic Stones.
Every instrument in these laboratories, even an ordinary device, would be an unparalleled treasure capable of inciting wizard academies throughout the Wizard Land to compete for it if taken outside.
They could serve as heirlooms for an academy.
In fact, this was not merely a matter of money.
Every piece of equipment in these laboratories was either difficult for wizards outside the Wizard Land to purchase or impossible for them to repair and maintain even if they managed to buy it.
That was the advantage of the Starfield Sea.
Of course, this was also because this laboratory belonged to the Fourth-Ring Wizard and Great Wizard Starsea Scholar.
Every Starsea Scholar was a leading figure in the Wizarding World, possessing the formidable comprehensive ability to establish a discipline and train talents in that discipline. It could be said that wizards at the level of Starsea Scholar could already partially determine the strength of a category of magic.
If a category of magic had many Starsea Scholars, it would be powerful. If it had few, then that category of magic still awaited development.
The title of Starsea Scholar itself was bestowed upon Fourth-Ring Wizards who possessed powerful abilities to develop academic disciplines.
As for certain Fourth-Ring Wizards who were not skilled at developing disciplines but had achieved major breakthroughs in fundamental theoretical research and updated the foundational theory of an entire category of magic, they would instead be granted the title of Truth Wizard.
Witch Sophia was very lucky. The grand mentor of her team in Academy City was a Third-Ring Wizard who held the title of Throne Wizard. He controlled multiple advanced