Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Star Observation Tower, an Alliance outpost, is under threat from a chaotic, worm-like mass of colorful light in the sky.
• The tower's wizards are preparing for a funeral, indicating that they've experienced recent losses.
• The light is destroying the tower's crystal wall and causing the world to tremble. It's also affecting the wizards, with one hunter, Du Zhong, losing an arm and a leg after touching it.
• The team sends a distress signal to the Alliance, hoping for reinforcements.

Character Developments

• Morris, the captain and only Archwizard, shows leadership and concern for his team. He's pragmatic and doesn't hold high hopes for Alliance reinforcements.
• Avril, the Diviner, becomes increasingly defeatist as the situation worsens, urging everyone to write their wills.
• James, the Roaming Hunter, shows bravery but also recklessness, nearly getting caught in a strand of light.

Significant Themes

• Chaos vs. Order: The chaotic light mass contrasts with the order and stability the wizards represent.
• Unpredictability and Danger: The wizards' job is usually boring, but it can suddenly become deadly, reflecting the unpredictable nature of their work.
• Hope and Despair: The team's hope for Alliance reinforcements contrasts with their growing despair as the situation worsens.

Character Interactions

• Morris pulls Avril back from the railing when she's mesmerized by the falling light, showing protective concern.
• Morris tries to save James from a strand of light but fails, highlighting the team's vulnerability.
• The team's dynamic shifts as they face an unknown, powerful threat, with Morris trying to maintain order and hope.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A higher-dimensional intrusion begins to leak into the Perrin World, discovered by Zheng Qing, a Legendary Wizard.
• Zheng Qing attempts to contain the leakage using his powers but finds it insufficient.
• The Yellow Flower Cat and the Little Green Dragon argue about potential solutions, with the cat suggesting Zheng Qing might find answers in his 'Order' spellbook.
• The Green Hunting Team, led by Maurice, observes the scene from a distance, sending a report to the Alliance. Maurice senses the battle's gravity and expects Alliance intervention.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows his limitations against higher-dimensional forces, highlighting the severity of the situation.
• The Yellow Flower Cat reveals its lack of knowledge about sealing higher-dimensional cracks, hinting at its true purpose with Zheng Qing.
• Maurice demonstrates his awareness of the battle's scale and seeks Alliance support, showing his responsibility as a captain.

Significant Themes

• The powerlessness of lower-dimensional beings against higher-dimensional forces.
• The importance of knowledge and preparation in facing overwhelming challenges.
• The reliance on external support in dire situations.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing, the Yellow Flower Cat, and the Little Green Dragon discuss potential solutions, showing their differing perspectives and knowledge.
• Maurice and his team discuss the battle and Alliance intervention, displaying their camaraderie and trust in their captain's judgment.
• Zheng Qing's struggle against the higher-dimensional intrusion is observed by Maurice and his team, highlighting the disparity in power between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The 'Order' spell initially erases the seven-colored light, but it rebounds and forms a sea of vibrant, wish-granting 'seven-colored flowers'.
• A petal from the sea of flowers destroys the 'Star Eye' without resistance, demonstrating their power.
• A bell rings thrice, summoning the Three Pure Ones (Mu, Huang, and Lu) to assist the 'Order' legend.
• The 'Order' legend recites the spell again, this time successfully manifesting the Three Pure Ones and expelling the seven-colored light.

Character Developments

• Morris: Reflects on his past, struggles to distinguish illusion from reality.
• Zheng Qing (the 'Order' legend): Realizes he needs assistance to maintain 'Order', understands the power of his spellbook and the black gemstones.
• Little Green Dragon: Shows concern for Zheng Qing's situation.

Significant Themes

• The power of order and chaos, and the struggle between the two.
• The assistance and manifestation of the Three Pure Ones, symbolizing unity and strength.
• The consequences of wish-granting powers, as seen in the destruction of the 'Star Eye'.

Character Interactions

• Morris and the Green Hunting Team: Morris is distant, the team looks up to him but also fears for their safety.
• Zheng Qing and the Little Green Dragon: Zheng Qing shares his understanding with the Little Green Dragon, showing a level of trust and camaraderie.
• The Three Pure Ones and Zheng Qing: They respond to Zheng Qing's summons, indicating a connection or agreement between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Perrin World experiences a global phenomenon of fear and chaos, with all life forms reacting to an unknown threat.
• Four Legendary Wizards, including Zheng Qing, gather to combat an otherworldly entity beneath the Star-Gazing Tower.
• Zheng Qing uses an 'Order' incantation to summon three Legendary helpers to fill the world's law crevices and expel the entity.
• The entity, a sea of seven-colored flowers, is successfully eliminated, restoring the world to normal.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates his strategic thinking and powerful magic, summoning three Legendary Wizards to save the world.
• Morris, a Hunter, witnesses the extraordinary event and gains a new perspective on the world's dangers and mysteries.
• The Gypsy Witch, Avril, is revealed to be aware of Zheng Qing's presence and his departure, showing her emotional connection to him.

Significant Themes

• The power and responsibility of Legendary Wizards.
• The interconnectedness of the world and its inhabitants, as seen in the global reaction to the entity's presence.
• The theme of facing one's fears and troubles, as Zheng Qing confronts the entity and Avril reflects on her feelings for Zheng Qing.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with the other three Legendary Wizards, though not directly, as they work together to expel the entity.
• Morris and Zheng Qing have no direct interaction, but Morris witnesses Zheng Qing's actions, which leave an impression on him.
• Zheng Qing and Avril have no direct interaction in this chapter, but Avril's awareness of Zheng Qing's presence and her emotional response to his departure suggest a deeper connection between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing returns from the Perrin World incident without reporting to the school, maintaining Sanyou Bookstore's independence.
• The school and Alliance's Grand Wizard Council attempt to investigate the incident but are blocked by the school.
• Zheng Qing plans to move the Xuanhuang Wood from Eden's Small World to Puji Island due to its size and safety concerns.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows maturity and understanding of political complexities, choosing not to cede Sanyou Bookstore's sovereignty to the school.
• Zheng Qing expresses concern for the Xuanhuang Wood's growth and safety, demonstrating responsibility and care.
• Su Shijun, the Witch, shows concern for Zheng Qing's well-being and offers support against potential pressures from the Alliance.

Significant Themes

• Independence and autonomy vs. institutional constraints (Sanyou Bookstore vs. the school and Alliance).
• Responsibility and care for growth and safety (Zheng Qing's concern for the Xuanhuang Wood).
• Power dynamics and influence (Su Shijun's influence as a Senior Councilor).

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Su Shijun discuss the Xuanhuang Wood's relocation and potential pressures from the Alliance.
• Zhongshan, the white cat turned Witch, reassures Su Shijun about handling potential pressures from her family.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing senses impending trouble when the white cat jumps off the pavilion beam.
• The two witches, Jiang Yu and Su Shijun, have a tense exchange.
• Zheng Qing suggests digging up the old locust tree to make room for Xuanhuang Wood.
• Su Shijun supports Zheng Qing's idea, seeing it as beneficial for both the wood and Zheng Qing's cultivation.
• Jiang Yu agrees but adds that the spiritual nexus would also benefit her Great Sprites.
• Su Shijun becomes upset, hinting that Zheng Qing might want to take the Great Sprites away from her.
• The old locust tree starts to uproot itself, sensing the threat.
• Zheng Qing tries to defuse the tension but fails, drawing both witches' gazes.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: He tries to mediate the situation between the two witches but ends up drawing their attention and ire.
• Jiang Yu: She initially seems annoyed with Su Shijun but later shows support for Zheng Qing's idea and defends him against Su Shijun's accusations.
• Su Shijun: She becomes increasingly upset and defensive, feeling threatened by the idea of Zheng Qing taking the Great Sprites away.

Significant Themes

• Competition and tension between the two witches, Jiang Yu and Su Shijun, over Zheng Qing's affections and the Great Sprites' residence.
• The power dynamics and politics within the Wizarding World, as seen in the witches' interactions and the old locust tree's reaction.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing tries to navigate the tense relationship between Jiang Yu and Su Shijun, but his attempts to mediate only escalate the situation.
• Jiang Yu and Su Shijun's dynamic is marked by competition, with each trying to assert their influence over Zheng Qing and the Great Sprites.
• The old locust tree serves as a neutral observer and even participant in the conflict, reacting to the witches' actions and intentions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• An old locust tree from Ziwei Palace climbs over the wall into the Silent Forest.
• Zheng Qing meets with Jiang Yu and Su Shijun, two witches from the Under the Moon Council.
• Su Shijun brings a blank plaque made from Xuanhuang Wood, which is hung on the main entrance of the palace.
• The plaque gradually reveals the characters "Xuanhuang Palace."

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing feels apologetic for the old tree but is determined not to lose Poseidon, Zheng Su Yi Er San, or the Little White Cat.
• Jiang Yu and Su Shijun display their power and influence, with Su Shijun being more assertive and casual.
• The Yellow Flower Cat shows interest in the new plaque, liking the name "Xuanhuang Palace."

Significant Themes

• The passage of time and the influence of nature on the plaque's name.
• The power dynamics and relationships between different characters and factions.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with Jiang Yu and Su Shijun, trying to maintain a balance between them.
• Jiang Yu and Su Shijun exchange glances, hinting at a shared understanding or plan.
• The Yellow Flower Cat interacts with Zheng Qing, expressing its preference for the new name.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Yu meets Su Shijun by the Silent River.
• Su Shijun advises Jiang Yu not to bring Ilena back from Perrin World.
• Zheng Qing examines the Spirit Cave left by the Old Scholar Tree.

Character Developments

• Jiang Yu: Struggles with her feelings about Ilena and her relationship with Zheng Qing.
• Su Shijun: Shows concern for Jiang Yu and Zheng Qing's relationship, reveals she's aware of Ilena's existence.
• Zheng Qing: Unaware of the conversation between Jiang Yu and Su Shijun, focuses on securing the Spirit Cave for Xuanhuang Palace.

Significant Themes

• The past and its impact on the present (Ilena's existence and Zheng Qing's scar).
• Distance and familiarity in relationships (Zheng Qing keeping Ilena away, Su Shijun's advice to Jiang Yu).
• The power of magic and its uses (Spirit Cave's rich magic power, Zheng Qing's Giant God Soldiers).

Character Interactions

• Jiang Yu and Su Shijun: Jiang Yu seeks reassurance about Zheng Qing's feelings, Su Shijun advises her not to bring Ilena back.
• Zheng Qing and the Yellow Flower Cat: Zheng Qing consults with the cat about the Spirit Cave and releasing the Small World into it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Forty-One, a Registered Wizard, is escorting a batch of "collections" (magical artifacts and books) from the "Babel" Library to the "Order" Library on a Spirit Horse named Jira.
• The carriages carrying the collections are magically propelled and protected by runes and light-ropes.
• Upon arriving at the Order's headquarters, Forty-One finds a new plaque above the main gate, inscribed with "Xuanhuang Palace."

Character Developments

• Forty-One is revealed to be an ordinary Registered Wizard, not powerful, and views himself as a puppet of the Order.
• Zheng Qing, the Order Chief, appears as a small black cat, showing his independent streak and displeasure with the "gifts" from Babel.

Significant Themes

• Power and Influence: The struggle between Babel and the Order, and Forty-One's awareness of his low status in the hierarchy.
• Magical Artifacts and Knowledge: The transfer of collections between libraries, highlighting the value and danger of magical knowledge.
• Independence vs. Interdependence: Zheng Qing's desire to keep the Order independent, versus the interdependence of the magical community.

Character Interactions

• Forty-One interacts with Zheng Qing's cat clone, showing respect and deference to his superior.
• Forty-One and Zheng Qing discuss the nature of the collections and the changes at the Order's headquarters.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Forty-One, a Relevant Department operative, enters the Xuan Huang Palace and encounters a vast, oval-shaped pit where the palace grounds once were.
• The pit contains an unfamiliar great tree with distorted spacetime, and figures arguing beneath it.
• The Order Chief, Zheng Qing, appears and asks Forty-One to help dispose of magic books and containment items sent by the Tower of Babel.

Character Developments

• Forty-One demonstrates caution and respect for rules, showing professionalism in his role.
• Zheng Qing, the Order Chief, is revealed to be careless and responsible for the pit's creation, showing a more human side despite his Legendary status.

Significant Themes

• Consequences of Actions: Zheng Qing's carelessness led to the creation of the pit, highlighting the theme of responsibility for one's actions.
• Power and Control: The pit represents a loss of control over high-dimensional spatiotemporal states, mirroring the struggle for power and control in the magical world.

Character Interactions

• Forty-One and Zheng Qing: Forty-One respects Zheng Qing's authority, while Zheng Qing acknowledges Forty-One's work.
• Yellow Flower Cat and Black Kitten (Zheng Qing's clone): They argue about responsibility for the pit, revealing tension and differing viewpoints within the Order.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The chapter takes place at a celebratory cocktail party hosted by Qingqiu Mansion to celebrate Poseidon's successful transformation.
• First University sends high-ranking wizards, and prominent families and individuals connected to Legendary Wizards are also invited.
• Colmar, the vice-dean of Edge Academy and a close associate of the newly promoted Legendary Wizard Rat Immortal, teases Zheng Qing about the recent incident at Xuanhuang Palace.
• Zheng Qing denies the rumors about Su Shijun and Jiang Yu being present during the incident, but Colmar presses him for information.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Shows annoyance at the persistent rumors about the Xuanhuang Palace incident, tries to evade Colmar's questions, and reveals that he didn't invite Jiang Yu to the party.
• Colmar: Demonstrates her gossiping nature and keen curiosity, skillfully blocks Zheng Qing's escape route, and shows admiration for Zheng Qing's daring to invite Jiang Yu to the party.

Significant Themes

• Information barriers and the flow of information among Legendary Wizards and their associates.
• The power dynamics and social hierarchy among wizards, with Legendary Wizards holding significant influence.
• The impact of rumors and gossip on the wizards' society.

Character Interactions

• Colmar and Zheng Qing: Engage in a playful yet tense exchange, with Colmar teasing Zheng Qing about the Xuanhuang Palace incident and Zheng Qing trying to evade her questions. Their interaction reveals their close yet competitive relationship.
• Zheng Qing and other guests: Zheng Qing's annoyance at the rumors suggests that he has been facing similar inquiries from other guests throughout the party.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing, a male wizard, arrives at Poseidon's (a little fox girl) transformation ceremony.
• He presents a jade pendant as a gift, but it's deemed unremarkable by Su Shijun, Poseidon's guardian.
• Zheng Qing sees numerous jade pendants from other legendary wizards, making his gift seem less valuable.
• Jiang Yu, a witch, gives Zheng Qing a Shaggy Dragon egg to present to Poseidon, which is well-received.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Initially confident in his gift, he feels insecure and seeks Jiang Yu's help.
• Poseidon: Excited and curious about her gifts, she's eager to grow up and learn more.
• Su Shijun: Critical of Zheng Qing's gift, she's focused on Poseidon's education and growth.

Significant Themes

• The value of gifts and their significance in relationships.
• The importance of education and growth, as seen through Poseidon's transformation and Su Shijun's guidance.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Su Shijun: Their interaction highlights the difference in their perceptions of gift value.
• Zheng Qing and Jiang Yu: Their exchange shows their friendship and mutual understanding.
• Poseidon and Zheng Qing: Their interaction showcases Zheng Qing's concern for Poseidon's growth.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Poseidon's departure leaves Zheng Qing and the two witches in a quieter, more open area.
• Su Shijun and Jiang Yu confront a male wizard about the Xuanhuang Palace explosion, leading to a misunderstanding.
• The male wizard explains the cause of the explosion and the subsequent creation of a natural spacetime labyrinth.
• Su Shijun invites the Great Sprites to live in the Silent Forest, but they refuse due to its dangerous reputation.
• Zheng Qing suggests discussing the matter later and mentions Colmar hiring an ogre as a professor at Edge Academy.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Shows maturity and diplomacy in handling the situation with the witches and the Great Sprites. He also demonstrates a broader perspective on inclusivity and tolerance.
• Su Shijun: Initially aggressive, she becomes more open to the idea of the Great Sprites living in the Silent Forest.
• Jiang Yu: Stands up for herself and Zheng Qing, showing a more assertive side.

Significant Themes

• Tolerance and inclusivity: Zheng Qing advocates for a more inclusive Wizarding World, where wizards of different races and backgrounds can coexist and contribute to society.
• Misunderstandings and communication: The initial conflict between the witches and the male wizard highlights the importance of clear communication to avoid misunderstandings.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing, Su Shijun, and Jiang Yu: Their interactions reveal a complex dynamic, with Su Shijun and Jiang Yu initially confrontational and Zheng Qing acting as a mediator.
• Zheng Qing and the Great Sprites: Zheng Qing feels a pang of emotion when he realizes they have become the kind of people they used to despise, showing a deeper connection with the Great Sprites.
• Zheng Qing and Colmar (implicit): Zheng Qing uses Colmar's actions as an example to illustrate his point about inclusivity, implying a respectful relationship between them.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing attends a reception at Su Shijun's, facing curious and cautious glances due to his past actions.
• Maodou causes a minor commotion by chasing a Tindalos Demon with other children.
• Zheng Qing encounters Andrew from the Trident Sword, expressing regret for the halted business deal.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows maturity and resilience in handling the reception's atmosphere.
• Su Shijun maintains composure and subtly interacts with Jiang Yu.
• Jiang Yu struggles with her feelings and reactions to Su Shijun's revelations.

Significant Themes

• Social dynamics and acceptance among wizards.
• The consequences of past actions and decisions.
• The tension and complexity in the relationship between Zheng Qing, Su Shijun, and Jiang Yu.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Su Shijun maintain a friendly and respectful dynamic.
• Jiang Yu and Su Shijun engage in playful banter, hinting at underlying tension.
• Zheng Qing and Andrew from the Trident Sword share a polite and cordial conversation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing declines to provide Talisman Bombs to the Trident Sword due to his role in the Relevant Department and the involved Forbidden Spells.
• Andrew, the Trident Commissioner, expresses regret for the absence of news about Thomas.
• Zheng Qing is approached by various wizards with requests, ranging from polite toations to formal protests.
• An elder from the Black Family protests the hiring of an Ogre, Professor Hannibal, at Edge Academy.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates maturity and responsibility in declining the request for Talisman Bombs, understanding the implications of his role in the Relevant Department.
• Andrew shows remorse and concern for Thomas' absence.
• The elder from the Black Family displays a rigid stance against the hiring of an Ogre, reflecting his conservative views.

Significant Themes

• The tension between tradition and progress, as exemplified by the hiring of an Ogre and the changing attitudes towards various magical creatures.
• The responsibilities and limitations of Legendary figures, as Zheng Qing experiences the loss of certain freedoms due to his Legendary status.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Andrew's interaction highlights the absence of Thomas and the tension between the Trident Sword and Zheng Qing's new role.
• Zheng Qing's interactions with various wizards showcase the diverse attitudes towards him and his actions, ranging from polite to hostile.
• Colmar's intervention in the conversation with the elder from the Black Family reveals her progressive views and her willingness to challenge traditional norms.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Master Baoyangzi intervenes, ending the dispute between the Black Family elder and Colmar.
• Zheng Qing and Master Baoyangzi discuss the release of the Xuanhuang Wood onto Puji Island and the potential risks and consequences.
• Zheng Qing reveals his plan to build a small-scale 'School Guardian Formation' around the Xuanhuang Wood.
• Master Baoyangzi expresses concern about the cost and risk of such a formation, and reveals that the School was unaware of the spacetime labyrinth caused by the Xuanhuang Wood's release.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates his strategic thinking and ambition in protecting the Xuanhuang Wood and his territory.
• Master Baoyangzi shows his wisdom and experience, offering guidance and caution to Zheng Qing.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and autonomy within the wizarding world.
• The responsibilities and challenges of legendary figures.
• The consequences of actions and the need for careful consideration.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Master Baoyangzi engage in a respectful and candid conversation, with the older wizard offering guidance and the younger figure sharing his plans and seeking advice.
• Zheng Qing's actions and decisions are scrutinized by higher authorities, highlighting the scrutiny and expectations placed on legendary figures.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing's identity is uncertain to outsiders; some see him as the Dean of First University, others as part of the Relevant Department.
• Master Baoyangzi advises Zheng Qing to find a clear position for himself within the academy or the Relevant Department.
• Zheng Qing seeks advice from Su Shijun, who suggests that her beauty allows her to navigate her dual roles with ease.
• Zheng Qing has dinner at Qingqiu Mansion with Su Shijun, Jiang Yu, and others. He realizes the importance of balance and positioning during the meal.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing begins to understand the inconvenience of his ambiguous identity and seeks advice to resolve it.
• Su Shijun shows confidence in her abilities and uses her beauty as a reason for her success in both the Under the Moon Council and First University.
• Poseidon, the little fox, demonstrates understanding and wisdom beyond her age, offering a unique perspective on legends.

Significant Themes

• Identity and Positioning: Zheng Qing struggles with his uncertain identity, and the theme of finding one's position or center is emphasized throughout the chapter.
• Balance: Zheng Qing realizes the importance of balance in his situation, both in terms of his roles and his position at the dinner table.
• Legends and Magic: Poseidon's perspective on legends as "miracles of miracles" highlights the extraordinary nature of legends and their potential to create solutions to complex problems.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing seeks advice from Su Shijun, who offers a unique perspective on navigating dual roles.
• Poseidon interacts with Zheng Qing, offering a different viewpoint on legends and providing a moment of levity during the dinner.
• The dynamics between Zheng Qing, Su Shijun, Jiang Yu, and the other characters at the dinner table highlight their relationships and power dynamics.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing wakes up in the Dean's Office, hungover from a wine party.
• The Shadow Cat, a Black Cat the size of a leopard, bursts into the office, upset about a box of mission data left in his office.
• Zheng Qing recalls accepting a mission note at the wine party, thinking it was no big deal.
• The Shadow Cat scolds Zheng Qing for accepting the task casually, violating 'Order' rules.
• Zheng Qing finds the mission note and realizes it's about illegal dimensional experiments within the Grand Wizard Council.
• The Shadow Cat kicks Zheng Qing out of his own office, telling him to handle the matter himself.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Shows carelessness and naivety in accepting a mission without proper vetting, but also demonstrates a willingness to take responsibility and learn from his mistake.
• The Shadow Cat: Displays anger and frustration at Zheng Qing's carelessness, highlighting his role as a mentor and guardian of 'Order' rules.

Significant Themes

• The importance of rules and procedures in maintaining order and preventing abuse of power.
• The consequences of carelessness and naivety in decision-making.
• The responsibility of leadership and the importance of setting a good example.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and The Shadow Cat: The interaction between Zheng Qing and the Shadow Cat highlights the mentor-mentee relationship, with the Shadow Cat serving as a guide and disciplinarian for Zheng Qing. Their argument showcases the Shadow Cat's concern for Zheng Qing's well-being and the integrity of 'Order.'

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing, the Dean of Edge Academy, secretly leaves the office with Shadow Cat, using the Taiyi Ring to avoid detection.
• Rumors spread about an ogre professor at Edge Academy and a pit explosion in Xuanhuang Palace, hinting at underlying tensions.
• Zheng Qing, Shadow Cat, and Yellow Flower Cat travel through time gaps to an ancient, abandoned castle, where an illegal dimensional experiment is being conducted.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates his power and subtlety by avoiding detection and using the Taiyi Ring to traverse time gaps.
• Shadow Cat shows concern for Zheng Qing's safety and understanding of his plans, despite initial misunderstandings.
• Yellow Flower Cat expresses frustration with the dismissive attitudes towards Edge Academy and Zheng Qing's methods.

Significant Themes

• Tradition vs. Change: Zheng Qing's actions challenge established traditions, causing unease among other factions.
• Power Dynamics: The tension between Edge Academy and other factions highlights the power struggle within the magical world.
• Consequences of Actions: Zheng Qing's decision to address the illegal laboratory has severe consequences for those involved.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Shadow Cat: Zheng Qing's casual attitude towards danger contrasts with Shadow Cat's concern, leading to a deeper understanding between them.
• Zheng Qing and Yellow Flower Cat: The two share a similar perspective on the dismissive attitudes towards Edge Academy, fostering camaraderie.
• Zheng Qing and the unknown wizard: Zheng Qing's decision to intervene in the illegal laboratory sets the stage for a confrontation with the unknown wizard.

Key Plot Points and Events

• An unknown guest, a Wizard wearing a Ghost Face Mask, arrives at the abandoned Crowley Family mansion.
• The guest is let in without questions, revealing a hidden world within the mansion, filled with Wizard Towers, dark buildings, and Incantation-covered walls.
• The guest meets an ancient Old Wizard in a Mushroom House, who reveals that they've received news about a young man who might come to the mansion.
• The Old Wizard expresses disdain for the guest's negotiation tactics and reveals a plan involving dimensional experiments to scare the young man.
• The guest learns that the Old Wizard has the power to create illusions, as the environment shifts between the old mansion and a Datura garden with a Mushroom House.

Character Developments

• The Ghost Face Masked Wizard: He is cautious, respectful, and seems to be part of a group planning to negotiate with the young man. He is also aware of the power dynamics between Legendary and ordinary Archwizards.
• The Old Wizard: He is ancient, disheveled, and lives in a Mushroom House. He is knowledgeable, powerful, and has a sarcastic, mocking demeanor. He seems to have a low opinion of the Ghost Face Masked Wizard's group and their plans.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and respect for elders/authority figures.
• The use of illusions and reality manipulation.
• The fear of the unknown, particularly in relation to dimensions and Legendary Wizards.

Character Interactions

• The Ghost Face Masked Wizard and the Old Wizard: Their interaction is tense, with the Old Wizard frequently interrupting and mocking the guest. Despite this, the guest remains respectful, indicating a power imbalance between them.
• The Old Wizard and the young man: They are not present in the chapter, but their relationship is discussed. The Old Wizard seems to have little confidence in the guest's group's ability to negotiate with the young man.