Benjamin couldn't help but fall into deep thought.
Basically, there is no need to think about the first method. Although Wizard Civilization is developed enough, Level 8 Wizard is also an absolute ceiling.
As for Level 9 Wizard, that kind of existence has even transcended the concept of this world, and is completely beyond the ceiling.
Although there are quite a few Level 8 Wizard from the whole Wizard Civilization, these wizards basically follow Level 9 Wizard and expand their territory on the real frontal battlefield.
For example, Noren Academy... or even the entire area that Noren Workshop is responsible for is actually just the leftovers of Plane Battlefield. It is not even "suppression of bandits", at most it can be regarded as "post-war reconstruction".
So if you expect to find a Level 8 Wizard to help deal with the enemy, you don't have to think about it. You can only use the remaining two methods.
Needless to say, it goes without saying that Plane Origin weakens Plane Origin. Academy basically uses this method. The most important thing is that this method can also intensify the intensity of war to a certain extent.
As for the loss of Wizard Apprentice in this process, it is only a necessary price. Even Wizard Apprentice itself will not deny this.
It is no exaggeration to say that one High-Rank Wizard is worth far more than thousands of low-level wizards.
So for Wizard Civilization, the second method... is a win-win.
It belongs to the last method, and the principle is actually very simple.
Level 6 Lifeform can contact Plane Origin, but only if the plane itself does not conflict with it.
In other words, if it is an alien Level 6 Lifeform, it will be very difficult to control it unless the entire plane is forcibly subdued.
But if it is a sixth-level creature promoted in the local plane, there will be no such problem, even if this creature was originally an outsider.
As long as there is one person restraining Plane Origin, other wizards can easily eliminate the enemy.
However, even for the current Wizard Civilization, the difficulty of being promoted to level six wizards is quite exaggerated, and the proportion of people who can be promoted to level six wizards in each generation is horribly low.
"Okay, I've said everything that needs to be said." Instructor Clark patted him on the shoulder.
"Take a rest and start working as soon as possible. Those returning guys don't have much patience."
After accepting the task, Benjamin returned to his laboratory in a daze.
He didn't have much time to complain or think too much. Almost as soon as he returned to the laboratory, tens of thousands of cubic meters of gold were transported in batches and piled up into several hills in the storage warehouse.
Benjamin didn't know how he spent the next half month.
He was already familiar with the process of refining Adamantine. In order to prevent himself from exhaustion, he built a set of efficient Adamantine refining assembly line with the True Fire of the cultivation system as the core and the material processing and energy transmission array borrowed from the wizard Alchemy.
Benjamin directly regards itself as the core component of the assembly line and is embedded in it. The pale golden True Fire works day and night.
Pieces of gold were sent to the processing array, and then entered the True Fire area for refining.
The huge True Essence is continuously consumed, and is continuously replenished by Benjamin.
The mental power carries Alchemy, like invisible hands, precisely controlling every step, removing impurities and refining the essence of the concept.
But even with the help of the assembly line, Benjamin has had a miserable life in the past half month.
This is not only an extremely mental and True Essence mental job, but also a physically demanding job.
For half a month, he barely slept a wink, only meditating briefly to recover when he was exhausted.
A steady stream of mental recovery medicine was poured into Benjamin's stomach. At the worst point, he even felt that he was a little drunk.
Half a month later.
When the last batch of gold was sent for processing and a piece of Adamantine ingot shining with restrained light was finally spit out, Benjamin finally breathed a long sigh of relief.
He walked out of the laboratory with dull eyes, and the oncoming sunlight made him couldn't help but squint his eyes.
My whole body felt as if my body had been drained, my eyes were red and my hair was messy.
It wasn't until this moment that he understood why mentor Clark, a sixth-level wizard, looked a little unkempt every time he saw him.
As soon as he reached the edge of the square, he met Amy and Victor again.
The two seemed to have just completed their mission and were preparing to leave.
"Benjamin!" When Amy saw him, he immediately exclaimed, "Oh my god, what's wrong with you?! It's like you just crawled out of a mine!"
Victor also looked at him, with a trace of astonishment flashing in his eyes.
Although he knew that Benjamin had accepted a large commission from the Academy, he did not expect that the workload would be so heavy and that this guy, who had always been very calm, could be tormented like this.
"I just finished a big commission and I'm a little tired." Benjamin rubbed his brows and his voice was a little hoarse.
"Such a big commission..." Amy asked curiously, "What is it? It can make you so tired!"
"The processing of some materials... is very hard." Benjamin did not elaborate.
Victor was also a little curious, but since the relationship with the two of them was not close, he didn't ask further questions.
He looked at Benjamin's tired look, but felt a little envious in his heart.
Although many Wizard Apprentice would often make themselves so embarrassed, but only in this person, he saw the shadow of those High-Rank Wizard.
At this time, a notice came over the radio that the farewell ceremony for the old apprentice was about to begin.
The three of them did not go far, but stood on the edge of the square with other apprentices, watching the group of old apprentices who had completed ten years of study, under the guidance of their instructors, walked towards Teleportation Array.
They are about to be sent to a certain frontline to join a cruel battlefield.
"I don't know which plane this group of seniors are going to." Amy muttered in a low voice.
Victor glanced at her and recalled the news he got while chatting with his father:
"It should still be Shadow Plane. I heard that that plane is very troublesome, so we should continue to recruit troops."
"Shadow Plane... that's really unlucky..." Amy couldn't help but mutter in a low voice, "I heard that the fighting in that plane is quite fierce right now."
After all, judging from the average level of the Noren Academy's old apprentices, an ordinary plane can basically be won by only one term of apprentices. Although the loss is not low, many wizards above Level 3 will inevitably be born.
If you encounter a plane that one apprentice cannot win, it means that this plane is quite difficult.
"Fortunately, at least Shadow Plane's situation has been discovered, and they were able to adjust Wizardry Model and various equipment in advance before leaving. It is always less dangerous than directly exploring the new dimension." Benjamin had a different opinion.
After all, they are elites who have been trained for ten years in the Academy. Even if they encounter a battlefield with extremely high intensity of war, they will not be caught off guard if they are prepared in advance.
(Additional update tomorrow)