Bruce's breakthrough made Charles very happy.
Bruce's combat prowess was also outstanding. He could cast spell-like abilities and engage in close-quarters combat.
Having gone through the battles of the early stages of planar development with Charles, he was an excellent assistant.
At the same time, he often took part in Charles's experiments as a laboratory assistant. By every measure, he was a very capable servant.
Time passed day by day like this.
During this period, Yvenjieling summoned Charles once more.
This time, Yvenjieling brought Charles good news.
Among the survivors, they had found a child capable of practicing a meditation method.
At this point, the child had already begun practicing the meditation method.
Charles felt a flicker of excitement, but he quickly suppressed it.
Because even if the child could practice a meditation method, he could at most become a first-rank wizard apprentice. Moreover, without a teacher or companions, relying on himself alone, it might take many years before he became a first-rank wizard apprentice.
Could a first-rank wizard apprentice calculate planar coordinates?
Obviously not. Calculating planar coordinates required far too much knowledge.
Charles's plan was to send a Demon Bloodline Potion back through the summoning once the child became a first-rank wizard apprentice.
If he could become a Lesser Demon, things would be easier afterward.
If he could not calculate planar coordinates himself, then he could kidnap or beguile other spellcasters of that plane and have them calculate the coordinates.
Of course, this task could not rely on that child alone. Yvenjieling had the same task as well.
Charles hoped they could beguile some spellcaster into calculating the planar coordinates.
While Charles was studying,
his nominal teacher, Webster, continued his work.
Webster was a wizard sage proficient in planar studies. His combat power might not necessarily have been