I Arrived At Wizard World While Cultivating Immortality
Chapter 250

Forced Mission and Ambush

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In the blink of an eye, the communications terminal refreshed with a densely packed list of assigned tasks.

Yet the one that drew every wizard's attention was the "mandatory mission" placed at the very top, marked in scarlet lettering:

[All wizards must, in accordance with headquarters' requirements, establish "Signal Nodes" within Plane No. 655-4488-32194158 (abbreviated: Void Plane) to assist in mapping the plane's interior.]

There were many more clauses and detailed requirements beneath the mission. Benjamin gave them a rough look. Put simply, all wizards searching outside like him were required to immediately return to the "Ship Plane" and collect "Signal Markers" from logistics.

Then, during subsequent operations, they had to forcibly place one every thousand kilometers, according to the effective communication range of the Signal Markers.

Benjamin read it over carefully twice and felt that this mandatory mission was within an acceptable range.

Other than requiring every wizard to abandon the favorable areas they had painstakingly explored and return to the "Ship Plane," which might cause some minor losses, the remaining requirements were not particularly difficult.

Benjamin remembered clearly that, according to the contract signed with the Junction Point, although the commander-in-chief of every Plane War had the authority to issue mandatory missions, there were extremely strict regulations governing the conditions for issuing them.

Since this Level 7 Grand Wizard, Dionysius Spencer, had been able to issue this mission, it meant that in his judgment, the mission would ultimately benefit the interests of all the wizards present.

In fact, Benjamin agreed with that assessment.

Although it meant that his exploration progress from the past half month or so would go to waste.

Still, it was only a loss of a dozen or so days. Considering the benefits this mission would bring to everyone's future operations once implemented, such a

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