Blake gathered his thoughts slightly and began explaining his situation.
As a member of the Elite Combat Unit, his next assignment had been allocated to a second-tier Plane Battlefield.
As everyone knew, no plane that required the deployment of these elites was easy to handle.
Correspondingly, since this was "reinforcement," some basic intelligence from those planes would also circulate.
"According to the information I received, the plane we're heading to this time... is very strange. It seems to be a world where the boundary between illusion and reality is extremely blurred." Blake's brows furrowed slightly.
"The information sent back by the first batch of wizards who entered was vague, but it pointed to one core fact—over there, one could easily become immersed in illusion and find it difficult to distinguish truth from falsehood."
"Fortunately, preliminary assessments suggest they haven't suffered heavy casualties. It's more likely that they've been trapped. So our group is going there to provide support and get them out."
He raised his head, his gaze focusing on Benjamin through the light screen. "Therefore, I hope you can help me make a Wizard Artifact. Its core function should be resisting hallucinations or mental interference. I don't know much about Alchemy Department products, but I've heard you have quite a knack for making special Wizard Artifacts."
After hearing Blake's account, Benjamin subconsciously rubbed his chin.
However, Benjamin was not thinking about the artifact itself. His thoughts had turned to another matter.
Blake's request had illuminated a blind spot in his own defensive system.
He swiftly ran through the matter in his mind.
He possessed countless methods. From the Black Giant to Rune Artifacts, from the Mystic Gang Mortal Dust Barrier to the Internal Grotto-Heaven, his defenses seemed comprehensive—but when it came to resisting high-intensity hallucinations and mental interference, there