"Though I'm terribly sorry to the two of you, given the situation, I'd better make myself scarce first."
Muttering inwardly, Benjamin looked at the metal plate before him with aching reluctance.
The metal plate was thin yet heavy, its surface engraved with a vast number of runes and visibly radiating faint, intricate energy fluctuations.
This was no ordinary Wizard Artifact, but a disposable Wizard Artifact that was quite rare in the Wizard World.
The drawback of this kind of Wizard Artifact was obvious: in pursuit of overwhelming instantaneous effects, its internal rune array did not account for durability or self-circulation.
Thus, once used, the Wizard Artifact would destroy itself under excessive energy impact, making it a truly single-use item.
However, its advantages were equally outstanding: because it did not demand much in terms of material durability, and its manufacturing process could avoid certain complicated self-circulation and charging nodes, its material costs were relatively low.
It was also simpler to make, so it cost only one-third as much as a same-level Wizard Artifact that could be repeatedly used.
In terms of "cost-effectiveness," this kind of disposable item definitely could not compare to normal Wizard Artifacts that could be recharged and reused indefinitely.
Recorded within the metal plate in Benjamin's hand was the Level 5 spatial wizardry—"Spatial Leap."
This wizardry allowed its user to instantly traverse a vast distance through space, evading almost any attack that could not lock onto the dimension of space itself.
Benjamin had only managed to acquire this rare Level 5 Wizard Artifact thanks to his uncommon "All-Purpose Eye."
Back at the wizard registration office at the Junction, it had been his display of the "All-Purpose Eye" that attracted the attention of quite a few high-level wizards from the Tower of Silence. One of them had been Master