What Yvenjieling knew was all quite rudimentary.
Yet Charles still drew a great deal of useful intelligence from it.
This plane was known as Osela.
It was a plane with a high concentration of elemental energy, far higher than the secondary plane Anderson had purchased before.
That was good news—it meant the resources here were abundant.
It was also bad news—it meant the natives here would be stronger as well.
Even that plane covered entirely by ocean had beings of the fourth tier. In this plane, the fourth tier absolutely could not be the upper limit; there would certainly be even more powerful beings.
This was a major test for Charles.
Yvenjieling said, "After the last ritual, Eladriel's priests and clerics searched for a long time. They nearly discovered my trail."
Charles felt his heart grow heavy at those words.
When it came to conquering planes, the thing one feared most was encountering a plane that already had gods.
Gods were deeply bound to their planes. They could even be called half the plane's administrators.
When it came to monitoring a plane, no one could surpass the gods.
The gods held different divine domains, and Their powers differed in nature as well, but one thing was certain: They avoided contact with the outside world as much as possible.
Whether they themselves wished to explore the outside world or outsiders wished to communicate with the plane, They disliked both equally.
To wizards, gods were also eternal enemies.
Gods needed the faith and offerings of intelligent life. They did not need those beneath them to possess overly great wisdom.
The wizards of the Wizard World pursued truth, and anyone who dared stand in their way was an enemy.
To wizards, even demons could become long-term partners.
But gods were eternal enemies. Even