At this moment, Green, concealed in hiding, could not help but sigh inwardly. This was the sorrow of lesser life!
The experiment had clearly succeeded, yet this old wizard was utterly incapable of observing and summarizing its results. He had merely followed the experimental steps left behind by ancient wizards, completing the experiment one step at a time.
The path of a wizard had to be walked with both feet firmly on the ground, advancing and blazing new trails step by step. To dream of ascending to the heavens in a single leap would only leave one standing still, accomplishing nothing.
In fact, during the Academy War at the Sixth-Ring Holy Tower, Green had also obtained from that void creature, the Sacrificial Wanderer, an ability to communicate with creatures from foreign worlds. However, as a Level Two Wizard at the time, Green lacked the half-step Time perception needed to seize the gaps within the tide of void. He therefore could not put this foreign-world communication sorcery into practical use and had not researched it further.
Now, this old wizard was making precisely the mistake of rushing ahead too eagerly.
Since he was traveling, this discovery naturally formed part of Green's journey as well. In that case, Green decided simply to remain here for a while, study the advanced knowledge books collected by the old wizard, and incidentally complete the Sacrificial Descent Grand Sorcery he had been intending to develop!
With the relevant theoretical knowledge already in hand, all Green needed to do to complete this sorcery was spend time working out its specific procedures.
Once this sorcery was completed, Green would be able to use the gaps in time within the tide of void to scatter methods of summoning him at random throughout distant foreign worlds, allowing the intelligent creatures