"Benjamin."
Wizard Broadleaf's voice suddenly rang out in his Spirit Sea.
Benjamin turned his head and saw that Wizard Broadleaf had moved to a spot not far from his side at some point.
Amber law-light slowly flowed through the void, outlining his entire figure with exceptional clarity.
Those dark brown eyes were fixed on Benjamin now, as though examining an exceedingly rare tool.
"That old Avery told me your resistance to the Reflected Dimension passage is abnormally strong." There was an inexplicable anticipation in Wizard Broadleaf's tone. "How strong?"
Benjamin pondered briefly and decided to tell the truth.
"My current condition... I can withstand dimensional disparity head-on without being injured."
Wizard Broadleaf's eyes suddenly lit up. Benjamin could even sense palpable delight beneath his placid expression.
"He also said your true body is very large." Wizard Broadleaf continued, speaking half a beat faster than before. "How large?"
Benjamin blinked, and an uneasy premonition quietly rose from the depths of his heart.
He knew that tone far too well.
The implication of "let me first calculate whether you can be put to use" was practically overflowing.
"A humanoid over a thousand meters tall," Benjamin answered.
"Your entire true body can withstand dimensional disparity head-on?" Broadleaf pressed, the light in his eyes growing brighter.
That ominous premonition instantly intensified.
Like a trap that had already been triggered twice, lighting up its runes for a third time to warn him: run.
"...Yes."
In the end, the temptation of knowledge about the Reflected Dimension made Benjamin give an affirmative answer.
Wizard Broadleaf nodded. "Good."
Good for what?
What exactly was good?
Could you explain it already?!
Benjamin opened his mouth, screaming inwardly.
But Wizard Broadleaf had already turned away, leaving him only a back outlined by amber law-light.
At the same time, the surrounding