Having hurried back to Golden Garden on the Eloria Plane from the graduation ceremony, Benjamin had only one thing left on his mind—heading to the Demon Plane that belonged to him.
He was filled with curiosity and anticipation for the "Purgatory Sulfur Plane" his mentor Clark had described.
This would be the first plane he controlled independently, and it represented the initial foundation for Benjamin to build his own Wizard Tower.
Wizard Civilization had constantly advanced in every respect as time passed, including the names given to certain things and the definitions of certain concepts.
For instance, in the earliest days, there had been an insurmountable gulf between Formal Wizards and Wizard Apprentices. Formal Wizards possessed many traits that Wizard Apprentices did not.
But as Wizard Civilization evolved over time, Wizard Apprentices themselves grew stronger and stronger, gradually mastering certain qualities that had once belonged exclusively to Formal Wizards.
By now, the greatest differences between a Level 1 Formal Wizard and a Wizard Apprentice were perhaps the growth of mental power and the extension of lifespan. Beyond that, there was no longer any distinction.
Wizard Towers were the same. The earliest Wizard Towers had merely been tower-shaped buildings.
Because wizards spent years modifying their residences, their combat strength could increase greatly when they fought within their own Wizard Towers.
Later, as the times developed, the concept of a Wizard Tower continued to evolve, changing from a mere tower-shaped structure into a synonym for a home base.
For example, the later Floating Cities, and the present-day—Plane Fortresses.
However, one generally had to reach Level 6 to perfectly control a plane. Only then could one control a plane by coming into contact with its Plane Origin, which was also an important reason why wizards of Level 6 and above could be called