The first time he experienced a long-distance spatial teleportation array, Dago felt as though he were riding an elevator moving in random directions, seized by intense vertigo.
It did not last long. Throughout the process, the [Spatial Silver Ice] rune within him flickered erratically, and many flashes of insight concerning the mysteries of space surfaced in his mind. Yet when he examined them closely, they were like a piece of driftwood floating in from the sea—of little real value.
Universal spatial spells such as spatial teleportation and spatial folding had always possessed relatively complete inheritances. However, they were controlled by powerful factions. Even if ordinary wizards acquired the relevant knowledge, they lacked the energy, strength, and financial resources to put it into practice.
The true foundation for spatial spells to reign supreme lay in offensive techniques that had vanished and been lost, such as those of the Elder Court of Mirrors. Within Dago's current spell system, the principles of spatial shattering contained in [Shattered Silver Ice] and [Shattered Winter Mirror] were the true essence of spatial spells' power. Still, Dago had only grasped the barest surface of them.
Once the teleportation ended, Dago found himself in another room of similar style. The Arcane Energy Workshop wizard who had been waiting inside immediately stepped forward upon seeing him.
"Lord Dago?"
Dago used his spiritual power to calm the persistent dizziness in his mind, then gave a slight nod.
The other wizard wasted no words and promptly led him to inspect the long-range airship that had already been prepared.
Compared with the spell airships ordinary wizards used for short-distance travel, long-range airships were of far superior quality. The one the Arcane Energy Workshop had prepared for Dago looked like a small, exquisite house suspended beneath three hot-air balloons. Both the balloons above