On the eve of World Convergence, the Academy had lost a huge number of Formal Wizards. It was unquestionably bad news.
To begin with, World Convergence was essentially a simple matter. A world could first be compared to two different balloons.
World Convergence was like inserting a tube between the two balloons, creating a passage that connected the two worlds.
As the two worlds continued drawing closer, this passage would keep expanding until it could accommodate the passage of the high-end combat forces of both sides.
At the beginning, the Rules of the two worlds would clash around the entrances to the World Passage. The struggle between the Rules would give rise to a series of bizarre phenomena.
For example, as shown in the light screen, various creatures would unconsciously transform their appearances and madly slaughter one another.
All kinds of abnormal lifeforms would even be born around the passage, possessing all sorts of special abilities.
However, these creatures were products of the struggle between the Rules of the two worlds. As the fusion between the worlds accelerated, such occurrences would become increasingly rare, and those abnormal lifeforms would gradually vanish under the power of the world.
Once the passage had completely stabilized and the struggle at the level of the World Rules had settled down, the most important point would arrive.
The lifeforms of both worlds bore the marks of their respective worlds. As soon as they entered the other world, their World Marks would take effect, continuously seizing the Essence of that world.
However, the opposing world would also instinctively suppress foreign lifeforms such as Wizards while empowering the lifeforms of its own world.
When fighting in another world, the farther one traveled from the passage, the stronger the opposing world's suppressive force became.
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