Although Benjamin's Law Solidification Domain had reached the point where even a failed fusion would not endanger his safety,
to prevent any accidents, Benjamin still spent several days going through nearly every piece of material in the Star Ring Federation's public database related to "Law Solidification Domain fusion with Plane Origin."
From advancement guides for Level 6 Wizards to plane management manuals written by Level 7 Wizards; from internal experimental reports from Noren Workshop to the plane fusion standard operating procedures issued by the Star Ring Federation military...
He read every page of everything he could find without missing a single one.
The materials were all extremely detailed.
What preparations were needed before fusion, what risks existed during fusion, how to stabilize the Plane Origin afterward, how to deal with law backlash, how to prevent the Spirit Sea from falling out of sync with the Plane Origin... Every item was laid out in clear order, with even contingency plans listed methodically.
Yet there was one question that none of the materials ever addressed directly.
After fusing with a Plane Origin, how exactly did Wizards "see" other planes?
The materials only repeatedly mentioned one thing: all planes conquered by Wizard Civilization and subjected to basic modification would emit a special wave signal outward through plane-level magic arrays.
That signal could only be received by plane-level magic arrays belonging to Wizard Civilization, and served to identify "this is a plane occupied by Wizard Civilization." But from beginning to end, the materials mentioned only this one type of wave signal.
If there was only one type of wave signal, it was enough to distinguish friend from foe, but Benjamin had another point he could not understand:
In the boundless Endless Chaotic Void, how could one tell which was Wizard Civilization's Origin Plane and