Sunders wasn't joking when he said the Sorcerer's Garden was taking shape. Angor was standing right next to the Sorcerer's Garden. He could clearly see the white mist around the garden disappearing, replaced by a strange ripple barrier that separated space.
The barrier was shrinking rapidly. As it did so, a large area of land and plants disappeared, leaving behind a giant hole on the ground.
The wind stopped, and rain began to pour down.
"The world's consciousness is here."
As soon as Sunders spoke, everyone felt a strange aura hovering in their hearts. It was an ancient, primitive aura that made people worship and submit to it.
Angor felt himself turning into a tiny piece of dust that was being blown away by the powerful aura.
Angor did not even try to resist the aura. He simply went with the flow.
"The law is about to be injected!" Sunders' voice reached Angor's ears.
Everyone on the scene, including the wizards, looked at the Sorcerer's Garden with a serious expression.
Angor remembered Butler Goode saying that when the world's consciousness injected a new law into the Sorcerer's Garden, there would be a mysterious rhythm that represented the law. That was where the destiny came from.
Angor still did not know how to get it, so he was still in a daze when everyone else was looking at him seriously. However, in order not to look out of place, Angor pretended to be serious and stared at the Sorcerer's Garden for a long time, but he still did not see anything.
While doing nothing, Angor noticed Toby jumping on his shoulder. He quickly whispered to the bird, "The destiny is here. Be careful."
Toby stopped moving and looked at the Sorcerer's Garden as well. Like Angor, Toby also did not know what the destiny was.
Suddenly, a strange rhythm spread out from an unknown place.
With Phantom Island as the center, everything within a radius of dozens of miles was silent. Everyone was carefully feeling the rhythm.
Angor closed his eyes when the rhythm appeared and tried to listen to it in a state he had never experienced before.
This state was very strange. It was neither meditation nor meditation, but it was incomparably empty and quiet. His mind was like a vast grassland that could accommodate endless wind and clouds. Even if there were thousands of horses running across the grassland, they could not disturb his mind.
His mind was completely wrapped up in this comfortable state.
In this state, he could clearly sense all the changes in the world. Even the strange rhythm of the world seemed to have materialized in front of his eyes. Nothing could be hidden from his sight.
…
This rhythm was like a lively musical note. He played a concert with ups and downs in front of everyone.
The prelude was quiet, just like a drop of water falling into a calm lake. Even if it caused ripples, it would not change one's state of mind. Instead, it would make one even more calm.
However, the ethereal prelude did not last long. While Angor was still immersed in the rhythmic ripples, a dull drum beat suddenly replaced the prelude and took the center of the stage.
It was a drumbeat he had never heard before. With each beat, he felt as if his heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys were being pulled down.
By the third time, he was already lying on the ground, unable to move. Toby was also sprawled on the ground, looking like a bird in despair.
"This rhythm … it seems to be the melody of gravity?!" A sorcerer murmured.
"Yes, it's the rhythm of gravity," said Wallace. The one who spoke was Wallace. He was originally standing, but now he was forced to sit on the ground by a strange force.
"Did Sunders create a gravity garden this time?"
"Huh? Why do I smell something? Is it a flower from the gravity garden? "
Lying on the ground, Angor continued to feel the pain brought to him by the drumbeat. More importantly, he was still in the initial strange state where he was extremely sensitive to everything around him. Every single beat of the drum could hurt him several times more than before.
Still, he was lucky. At least he had a place to lie down even if he could not bear the great pressure of gravity on Phantom Island. The apprentices flying in the outside world were in trouble. Originally, they were trying to feel the rhythm when the law was formed, but suddenly, they found that the rhythm had become heavier. Before they could think about it, they were pressed down by gravity and fell from the sky, screaming in pain.
When the drumbeat reached the tenth time, Angor noticed something different.
He realized that there was a flaw in his ethereal state. There was no wind, no clouds, and no horses on the grassland. Instead, the grassland was invaded by a rhythm that was exactly the same as the one from the Sorcerer's Garden.
Before he could figure out what was going on, he felt himself awake again.
When he was awake, the drumbeats brought great pressure to his body, but it was still bearable. It was not as excruciating as the pain in the strange state.
About half a minute later, the rhythm gradually disappeared after the drumbeat.
At the same time, the Sorcerer's Garden shone with a golden light and shrank dozens of times faster. In the blink of an eye, it became smaller than a ring and fell into the empty hole.
Sunders waved his hand, and the golden light appeared in his hand.
No one tried to stop him, but they all looked at him with envy and jealousy. That was a Sorcerer's Garden, a strategic resource that could be carried around everywhere.
A Sorcerer's Garden could support an intermediate wizard organization. Too bad it fell into the hands of a private individual.
Luckily, Sunders still belonged to Brute Cavern. It would not be difficult for them to enter the Sorcerer's Garden in the future.
"The world's consciousness is gone."
"Yeah. So it's a gravity garden this time."
"Gravity Garden is only a mid-tier Sorcerer's Garden, but it's still useful. Any wizard who has a Bloodline can train their body here."
"Too bad I didn't sense the sequence of gravity."
"I wonder how high the gravity level of this garden is? If it's more than a hundred times, I think every Bloodline Wizard in the southern wizardry region will want to enter. "
"Looks like the Bloodline Wizards of Brute Cavern are in for a treat."
"Grass Snail, you shameless bastard. This is Sunders' personal garden. Don't drag the entire wizard organization with you."
"I'm just saying."
"Oh right, when the news about the Gravity Garden gets out, the people of Gravity Forest will be furious. I remember Sunders extorted the Fragment of Eternity from Gravity Forest's Dryad Boko. "
"Extortion? It's a deal!"
After the Sorcerer's Garden was completed, the serious wizards began to chat again.
Angor eavesdropped for a while and learned something about the Sorcerer's Garden.
The wizard called it "Gravity Garden", which meant the garden was governed by the law of gravity. Angor felt a little disappointed. If it was the law of purification, he would not have to think about how to reach the top of Sky Tower.
If it was the Law of Gravity, it wouldn't mean much to him. As Sunders said, the Gravity Garden was most useful for Bloodline Wizards to train their bodies. Angor was an Occult wizard, so it was not useful for him.
However, the Gravity Garden had a wide range of applications. It was not only Bloodline Wizards who would fuse their bloodlines. Wizards from all three major Disciplines would usually choose a bloodline to strengthen their bodies.
Sunders landed on the ground.
Angor noticed a golden earring on Sunders' right ear. It seemed the Gravity Garden was fixed on the earring.
The other wizards stopped talking and looked at Sunders.
"I just checked. The law of gravity in the garden is still in its infancy. It can reach 3.17 times the normal gravity. According to the formula, the center of the garden should reach 93 times the normal gravity, "Sunders explained slowly.
93 times the normal gravity!
This was excellent news for bloodline Magi! For Bloodline Acolytes, 10 times the gravity was enough to achieve an excellent baptism effect. Bloodline Acolytes, on the other hand, needed 30 to 100 times the gravity for their baptism. Anything higher than 100 times the gravity would be effective even for a rank 2 Magus!
There were many types of Gravity Gardens, and the ones that worked on wizards were all extremely valuable.
Sunders' Gravity Garden was about average, which was much better than the Purification Garden in Floating Mech City.
…
Angor teased Toby and asked if the bird found anything.
He did not expect Toby to find anything, so he was only teasing the bird out of boredom. Toby nodded seriously, which made Angor widened his eyes in surprise.
"You found something? I didn't find anything. Why did you? "Angor felt wronged." You're lying, aren't you? "
Toby shook its head and looked at Angor like it really did find something.
Sunders left the crowd and walked to Angor's side. Sunders looked at Toby curiously as well.
"You found something?"
Toby held its head high with an arrogant look.
It was common knowledge that a Sorcerer's Garden was built with a great destiny. By following the rhythm of the world's consciousness, one could learn the rhythm of the law given to the Sorcerer's Garden. This kind of understanding was not limited to the level of a wizard. Not only official wizards could understand it, but even apprentice wizards had a chance to understand it.
If one was talented enough, he or she could even learn the law of gravity. Of course, this was only the "upper limit". It was like a pie drawn by a dreamer. One could only look at it but never eat it.
Most people would be lucky if they could learn even a little bit of the sequence of the law. However, most people could not even understand the basic sequence of the law. For example, Sunders and the other wizards did not learn the sequence of gravity this time.
Sunders narrowed his eyes and looked at Toby curiously. "Let's see how much of the sequence of gravity you learned."
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