Once Adrian understood what Hill was trying to do, he swallowed all his feelings back down.
Telashir had cleared away so many shattered worlds. A Mage like him, who had become Legendary early on, naturally had a chance to obtain a Demiplane.
Of course, the main reason was that no one else had the ability to transform such a Demiplane, so no one had competed with him for it.
A Demiplane required a Mage to possess certain alchemical abilities, but the threshold was not so high that even Adrian could not meet it.
If one merely wanted to shape these small Demiplanes and make them serve as Mage Towers, then basically any Legendary Mage could do it... but Telashir's "Legendary" Mages could not.
Their specializations were far too extreme, so their understanding of the various laws was naturally very weak.
As for single-law Mages, they were much like those Gods. They could only create magical items of a single attribute, such as Fireball wands.
To create a suitable Demiplane, the most basic requirement was a preliminary understanding of the four elemental laws and the ability to draw those laws into one's own Demiplane by one's own means.
Although Adrian also had his shortcomings, thanks to Hill, he was fairly capable in this regard... If one had to use a single law to pry open reactions from the other three, the demands on an Alchemical Mage would certainly be very high.
But for someone like Adrian, who only needed to trigger a single law, it took very little effort.
He simply lacked an innovative spirit, but he had no problem engraving and constructing things according to magic array blueprints.
Thus, over the years, he had poured everything he had into creating a small Demiplane, giving his future sufficient security.
That Salar