Wizarding World

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Wizarding World
Original Name	巫师世界
Entity Type	Sentient world governed through a World Will
Primary Civilization	Wizard Civilization
Affiliation	Wizard Alliance; World Guardians
Status	Active; revived from a long decline and advanced to a Half-Ninth-Level World
First Appearance	32

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Declined and wounded world	419	Its Elder Era decline resulted from a failed attempt to advance as a High-Grade World, which severely damaged the world and reduced its elemental-energy level.
Revival / Natural World Convergence	144	Elemental energy and the dormant World Attraction Force began rising; the world resumed drawing other worlds toward itself.
Recovery reaches its peak	419	Capecchi’s Seventh-Level advancement marked the end of the recovery period and the beginning of the world’s fastest recovery phase.
Half-Ninth-Level advancement	645 652	The world underwent a major advancement ritual supported by vast sacrifices, Green’s resonance, and fifteen World Guardians.
Expanded Half-Ninth-Level World	653 795	Its territory grew to the scale of a Large World Cluster, creating population, transportation, and ecological-stability crises.

Nature and World Will

The Wizarding World’s will is the unconscious aggregate of all living and nonliving things within it. Because wizards are its dominant force, the World Will’s interests are closely aligned with Wizard Civilization. 419

The World Will can directly intervene in major matters:

• It forbids Fourth-Level Wizards from fighting within the world, as battles at that level can permanently contaminate terrain and create forbidden zones. 264
• It rewards World War participants through World Blessings, improving aptitude and increasing resources after successful conquests. 167
• It restricts large-scale harm to mortals, treating ordinary life as part of its own foundation. 210 229
• It can empower the Magic Web to suppress individuals and factions that violate the Wizard Alliance’s order. 799 800
• It manifests through or cooperates with World Guardians during world-scale crises and advancement rituals. 425 645

“Fourth-Level Wizards are forbidden from fighting within the world!” 264

Background

Primordial and Elder Eras

During the Primordial Era, the Wizarding World possessed a powerful World Attraction Force and forcibly drew other worlds into convergence, in addition to passages opened by wizards themselves. 144

The world later attempted to advance as a High-Grade World. The attempt failed, damaging the Wizarding World, reducing its energy level, and beginning a prolonged age of decline. This collapse was caused by failed advancement rather than an external enemy. 419

As the world declined, resources became scarce. Major wizard schools fought over what remained before establishing agreements to share resources, while Advanced Meditation Methods were developed to reduce dependence on rare external materials. 81

Recovery and Revival

The recovery began in earnest when elemental energy across the East Coast started rising and the dormant World Attraction Force awakened. The World Will’s wounds from the Primordial Era had healed enough to release energy and pull nearby worlds toward convergence once more. 144

Conquests of worlds such as the Forest Fairy World and Ice World accelerated this recovery. Their World Origin was extracted to raise elemental concentration, improve Wizard Aptitude, and replenish resources in the Wizarding World. 162 167 210

The birth of modern Seventh-Level Wizards marked the peak of the recovery period. The Wizarding World then entered its fastest phase of growth and began preparing for civilization-scale expansion. 417 419

Wizard Alliance Era

After Green’s disappearance, World Guardians and many Ancient Seventh-Level Wizards awakened. Conflicts between Ancient and modern wizard factions eventually produced a compromise: the creation of the Wizard Alliance and the division of the world into fifteen major regions. 453

The Alliance initially adopted an expansion model based on incorporating powerful outside civilizations rather than pursuing Green’s preferred unified conquest. Ancient Wizards supported this approach partly to restrain the influence of modern wizards using Advanced Meditation Methods. 453

Over time, the Wizarding World became the dominant civilization within its World Cluster, absorbing knowledge, systems, and species from conquered or allied worlds. 568 660

Geography and Regions

Region Type	Number	Composition
Core Region	1	The Central Region, the historical and political center of the Wizarding World
Offshore Regions	4	East, South, West, and North Coasts
Oceanic Regions	6	Major island chains
Fringe Regions	4	Eastern, Southern, Western, and Northern poles

The Central Region retains Primordial Era knowledge, possesses richer elemental energy than the four coasts, and serves as the strongest center of wizard civilization. 98

The East Coast was originally controlled by the White Wizard Association and Black Wizard Council, with neutral organizations positioned between their territories to reduce direct conflict. 32 147

Society and Civilization

Wizards and Mortals

Wizard Aptitude is distributed largely at random rather than permanently inherited through noble bloodlines. This makes mortals strategically important: a large mortal population is necessary to sustain the emergence of future wizards. 210

Mortals are not fully protected from exploitation, but large-scale slaughter is prohibited because it harms the World Will’s foundation. Mortals who participate in World Wars are generally relocated to safer, more prosperous territories afterward. 210

As the world revived, Wizard Aptitude became more widespread and resources became cheaper. Academies increasingly recruited talented commoners, farmers, and former slaves rather than relying solely on noble lineages. 167 200

Aptitude Standards

Era	Aptitude Structure	Notes
Early East Coast era	Fifth-Class to First-Class	First-Class Aptitude gave the strongest chance of becoming a Formal Wizard; Fourth- and Fifth-Class Aptitude usually left individuals as apprentices. 16
Half-Ninth-Level era	Seven ranks	Former First-Class Aptitude became roughly equivalent to modern Third-Class Aptitude; Extreme Academy accepted only First- or Second-Class candidates. 795

Major Schools of Wizardry

Five schools eventually came to encompass more than eighty percent of all wizards. 568

School	Characteristics
Elemental Wizardry	The oldest and most widespread path; relies on talent and long-term perseverance.
Mechanical Wizardry	Prioritizes machinery and energy application; requires substantial resources and institutional support.
Body-Tempering Wizardry	A path for those without conventional talent, demanding extreme endurance and willingness to suffer.
Bloodline Wizardry	Offers rapid growth and can improve talent, but risks Bloodline Shackles without a Primordial Bloodline.
Extreme School	Green’s school; requires exceptional talent and conviction, and is regarded as the path most likely to produce Void Overlords or True Spirit Wizards.

Academy Sacred Tower System

The Academy Sacred Tower system shifted ordinary administration and wizard education toward competing academy institutions, while High-Level Wizards focused on supervision, defense, and strategic worlds. 593

Academies differentiate their training philosophies:

• Black Wizards specialize in individual power and harsher personal cultivation. 424
• White Wizards prioritize group combat and coordinated warfare. 424
• Every Apprentice-Level Wizard is expected to participate in at least one academy-organized World War. 424
• Conquered worlds are eventually placed under Alliance management, with the conquering faction retaining thirty percent of their resources and seventy percent distributed through the Alliance. 593

World Guardians

World Guardians are high-level protectors tied directly to the Wizarding World’s development. They awakened as the world recovered and help stabilize its structure, Origin, and major transformations. 425 645

Known Guardian roles include:

• Spring Guardian
• Summer Guardian
• Autumn Guardian
• Winter Guardian
• Earth Guardian
• Sky Guardian
• Sea Guardian 505

During the Half-Ninth-Level advancement ritual, fifteen Guardians dispersed throughout the world and merged with fundamental aspects of its structure to prevent instability. 645

The number of Guardian positions later increased to one hundred after further advancement, creating opportunities for World Children to inherit those positions. 652

World Passages and Expansion

World Stones

World Stones are naturally formed artifacts capable of connecting worlds. Ancient wizards used them to escape unusual dimensions, bypass world barriers from within, and establish covert passages into other worlds. 156 164

After ancient abuses allowed ordinary kingdoms to open passages recklessly, World Stones were modified so that individuals without elemental power could no longer activate them. 156

Conquest Doctrine

Wizarding World expansion commonly follows a pattern of intelligence gathering, passage construction, fortress establishment, environmental warfare, and resource extraction. 156 157 239

• The Forest Fairy World was weakened through the White-Spotted Plague before open conquest. 157
• Its population was enslaved with Spiritual Imprints, while its World Origin and restorative energy were extracted until the world neared collapse. 162
• The Ice World was preserved more carefully as a long-term resource base, with cities and populations maintained for continued World Origin extraction. 210
• World Wars can improve the Wizarding World’s elemental environment and produce World Blessings for participants. 167 204

World Cluster Consciousness

A fully unified World Cluster develops a collective, xenophobic Cluster Consciousness that resists outside invasion through the combined force of every world within it. 466

This makes timing critical: civilizations must invade before a target cluster becomes fully unified, or possess overwhelming force capable of breaking its core worlds and scattering its Cluster Consciousness. 466

Major Historical Events

Event	Chapter(s)	Significance
Natural World Convergence begins	144	Marks the Wizarding World’s recovery and renewed ability to attract other worlds.
Forest Fairy World conquest	157 162	Establishes a model of plague warfare, enslavement, Origin extraction, and interworld exploitation.
World Blessing of the East Coast	167	Raises aptitude and resources following the Forest Fairy World campaign.
First modern Seventh-Level breakthrough	417 419	Signals that the recovery period has reached its peak.
Wizard Alliance established	453	Ends prolonged conflict between Ancient and modern wizards and divides the world into fifteen regions.
Green becomes Seventh-Level	459 463	Leads to the creation and rise of the Bloodline Fusion Realm as a parallel power.
Historical Overlay Device activated	522	Rewrites records and memories of Green’s true identity for roughly three thousand years.
Player Civilization war	517 548 567	Escalates from covert observation into a prolonged conflict between super-civilizations.
Half-Ninth-Level world advancement	645 652	Greatly expands the Wizarding World’s scale, Guardian positions, and developmental potential.
Mystic Realm conquest	798 852	Ends with the Mystic Realm’s World Will being suppressed and its Origin devoured.

Relationships

• Wizard Civilization — The dominant civilization within the world; its needs and expansion are closely aligned with the World Will. 419
• Wizard Alliance — The governing framework that coordinates regions, resource distribution, World Wars, and relations with allied civilizations. 453 593
• World Guardians — Living stabilizers and protectors connected to the world’s Origin and fundamental structure. 425 645
• Green — A uniquely favored high-level wizard whose resonance with the world approaches that of a World Lord; he has repeatedly directed its advancement, infrastructure, and military strategy. 645 653
• Bloodline Fusion Realm — A parallel world created and controlled through Green’s bloodline system; it cooperates with the Wizarding World but develops through a more centralized model. 567 653
• Otherworld Sovereigns — Powerful external rulers incorporated into the Wizard Alliance, gradually becoming subordinate to Wizard Civilization’s systems. 568 572

Current State

The Wizarding World has become a vast Half-Ninth-Level civilization whose territory is comparable to a Large World Cluster. Its expansion has created immense opportunities but also severe problems: vacant territory, insufficient population, emerging primitive races, Bubble Spaces capable of nurturing independent life, and the risk of internal fragmentation. 653

Green addressed these issues by reshaping the Magic Web into a world-spanning spatial network and using time-distorted Bubble Spaces to rapidly cultivate populations before relocating them throughout the expanded world. 653

By the era of the Mystic Realm war, the Wizarding World had conquered tens of thousands of World Clusters, built extensive dimensional defenses, and consolidated rather than endlessly expanding beyond its ability to govern. 798