Looking at the interplanar portal.
This really was different from the last time he had been sent to the Trial Plane. That had merely been a massive teleportation array.
This time, there was a physical doorframe.
At that moment, a tranquil silver surface, like a mirror, filled the doorway.
Is gestured for Anderson to activate the scroll.
After Anderson activated the scroll, the coordinates surfaced in his mind.
Anderson gave Charles one last look and said, "Charles, all the preparations that needed to be made have been made, and I've taught you all the materials you needed."
"We'll begin the transfer now."
Charles nodded heavily. Naturally, Bruce had no objections and obediently remained by Charles's side.
This time, Scorchflame could not accompany them to the secondary plane.
Scorchflame would remain at Anderson's side for the time being.
Although Scorchflame possessed the combat strength of a first-class wizard apprentice and could basically cast all of Charles's zero-ring wizard spells, he was still too young.
Moreover, Anderson needed a way to know whether Charles was dead or alive.
Scorchflame was soul-bound to Charles. If Charles died, Scorchflame would croak too.
For Anderson, once Scorchflame died, he could begin preparing for the next Shadow Spy Wizard invasion of this plane.
Once Charles and Bruce were ready, Anderson came to one side of the interplanar portal.
There, he placed several dimensional stones. These were necessary consumables for crafting spatial equipment and carrying out interplanar transfers.
They were also the greatest expense and largest cost of interplanar travel.
Furthermore, when one only had planar coordinates, interplanar transfer was completely random.
No one could say where in this plane Charles would be thrown.
This was also the main reason they could not simply transfer an army over from the start, unless they already had intelligence on