?Chapter 1206: 380. Mastering Space_2


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    At that time, Nabby had sensed a powerful surge of blood magic emanations from within the Bustling Tunnel and had entered of his own ord, ultimately following the trail of bloodstains to the special space where the Essence of the Bloodbinder’s Corpse resided.


    It wasn’t long before the mysterious entity arrived.


    After a brief conversation with the mysterious entity, Nabby left with a small portion of the corpse essence and returned to his own sub-dimensional ne.


    Before he tore apart his own Night Spirit Witch, he had them investigate the situation in the Bustling Tunnel.


    This investigation allowed Nabby to discover a clue that coincided with the current scene. <div>


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    In the Bustling Tunnel, many had encountered three mysterious Saint Tier Wizards.


    And in the maze before him, there should also be three unounted for existences, exactly matching the number of mysterious Saint Tier Wizards from the Bustling Tunnel.


    The mysterious entity capable of destroying the Essence of the Bloodbinder’s Corpse should be among these three Saint Tier Wizards.


    But here’s the problem, ording to the information gathered at the time, the Saint Tier Wizards that appeared in the Bustling Tunnel were those of thunder and lightning, rock, and the Death Series; these seem unrted to the transparent energy the mysterious entity used to destroy the corpse essence…


    Nabby couldn’t help falling into deep thought.


    His pondering appearance was mistakenly taken by Benjamin Jni to mean he had guessed correctly.


    Benjamin and Clint “Windhawk” exchanged nces before asking,


    “Nabby, what punishment would you face if you revealed the identity of that mysterious entity to us?”


    After hesitating for a moment, Nabby said,


    “I wouldpletely lose a critical Extraordinary Item obtained through that mysterious entity.”


    Musing over the thought, Benjamin then asked,


    “If we couldpensate you for the loss, could you tell us its origin?”


    “Actually, I don’t know much, but…”


    Something suddenly urred to Nabby.


    Because he harbored the Essence of the Bloodbinder’s Corpse, he had developed an insatiable thirst for blood.


    Now, part of that corpse essence had be one with him, and Nabby himself couldn’t separate it from his body.


    Could he, then, use the power of a soul contract to remove the corpse essence from his body andpletely recover his sense?


    Nabby’s body trembled with excitement.


    He nced around and gradually realized it was this special maze space suppressing the mental disturbances from the Essence of the Bloodbinder’s Corpse within him, allowing him to think rationally.


    He must take this opportunity topletely expel the corpse essence; otherwise, once he left the maze space, that sinking thirst for blood would still turn him into a tool for continuously bringing fresh blood to the corpse essence.


    Nabby clenched his teeth and said,


    “I can tell you the real answer…”


    But before Nabby could finish his sentence, the walls around him suddenly squeezed inward with a thunderous crash!


    “Boom—”


    “Crack!!”


    The walls on both sides collided violently, instantly crushing Nabby and his head into fragments.


    [System Information:]


    [You have used the environment to kill “Nabby (real body),” “Clint ‘Windhawk’ (Magic Avatar),” and “Benjamin Jni (Magic Avatar).”]


    [Defeating a target by using the environment does not trigger Passive Deconstruction.]


    Thinking of betraying a soul contract to strip away the Essence of the Bloodbinder’s mental pollution?


    A nice thought indeed, but unfortunately, Nabby, you’re out of luck.


    With a hint of a cold smile, Nnd Lee closed down his Magic Vision within his mind.


    He had alreadypleted the binding work with the Sub-dimension Core.


    The entire state of the sub-dimensional ne was now clearlyid out in his mind.


    The outermost maze space of the sub-dimension serves as the protective Barrier of the entire ne.


    With a single thought, Nnd could eliminate any creature within the Maze or expel them.


    Simrly, Nnd could reshape the Maze ording to his own ideas and craft other forms of sub-dimensional ne Barriers.


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    Nnd Lee sent a psychic message to Denise Green and Selena, instructing them to leave the ce safely.


    After that step waspleted, only Nnd Lee was left in the immense sub-dimensional space.


    He looked at the floor beneath his feet and waved his hand.


    The floor cracked open, revealing a vast space shrouded in grey mist—the main trunk space hidden beneath the sub-dimensional barrier.


    Nnd Lee leaped down, plunging into the vast sea of grey foggy clouds.


    The Escape Core of the ne didn’t fool Nnd Lee; the magic energy and soul energy it had drawn from him were mostly used in the creation of the sub-dimension.


    After binding to the core of the sub-dimension, he could sense the size of the entire sub-dimension through induction; it was a space roughly a hundred timesrger than Ind 33.


    Within such a vast space, it was as chaotic as before “Pangu had separated heaven and earth,” with nothing but grey mist.


    This omnipresent grey mist was the secret of the sub-dimension.


    It’s called “Space Matrix,” a strange substance that can be used to create tangible objects or transformed into energy.


    The ne Device produced by the Ulnas Circle could continuously convert the light of the Fire of St. Din into Space Matrix to expand the sub-dimension.


    At the same time, the ne Device could also “input Space Matrix and output objects and energy,” achieving creation ex nihilo and world creation.


    Under normal circumstances, Nnd Lee would have to spend a lot of money to purchase a set of ne Devices to remodel the sub-dimension.


    For various reasons, he had abandoned that n and sought the help of the Dusk Giants instead.


    Nnd Lee took out the pendant of the Dusk Giants from his Magic Pouch and poured a tiny bit of soul energy into it to activate it.


    After somemunication with the Dusk Giants through the pendant, it exploded with a bang, revealing the speck of light inside.


    The speck of light blossomed with brightness, rapidly expanding and transforming from a point to a towering and earth-piercing giant figure.


    In a very short amount of time, a figure over a hundred meters tall appeared in front of Nnd Lee.


    The figure continued to grow taller and thicker until it became the image of a Dusk Giant amidst a sh of light.


    Nnd Lee stood by the giant’s feet like a bean sprout, while the Dusk Giant’s chest was like the surrounding mountains.


    “I have arrived, Jarvis,” boomed the Dusk Giant, setting off tremors throughout the space, and resounding hums from all directions.


    “It’s up to you now,” said Nnd Lee as he flew to the giant’s face.


    The Dusk Giant nodded, reached out to pick up Nnd Lee, and ced him on its own head.


    Nnd Lee stood on the giant’s head, overlooking everything.


    The Dusk Giant raised its arms above its head, assuming a pose of holding the sun and the moon.


    Before any further action, the Dusk Giant asked:


    “Right, Jarvis, I forgot to ask what kind of sub-dimension you want. A long time ago, when you were injected with the booster from Division Intelligence Unit Three of the Tatis Empire, you saw my original homnd in a dreamscape. If you don’t have any particr ideas, I’ll remodel this sub-dimension ording to the scene you saw. Or do you have any other thoughts?”


    After thinking for a moment, Nnd Lee asked:


    “Does every sub-dimension need artificial celestial bodies, such as suns and moons?”


    His question originated from what he had seen of the sub-dimensional spaces in books.


    He noticed that in every sub-dimension, there seemed to be a celestial body hanging in the sky.


    Either as a light source like the sun or a dimmer moon, as if it was an unwritten rule in the Realm of Wizards.


    So far, Nnd Lee had not seen a sub-dimension without such artificial celestial bodies.


    Even in the Court of Silence that was bathed in indigo light, there was a tranquil and distant indigo moon.


    Upon hearing Nnd Lee’s question, the Dusk Giant opened its mouth but did not immediately know how to answer.


    After some hesitation, the Dusk Giant said:


    “Hmm, artificial celestial bodies aren’t mandatory; they’re just to make this ce look more like the Natural World. If you don’t need artificial celestial bodies, you can choose a different light source. In other words, a light source is key to a sub-dimension. It provides you with light and also acts as a channel to collect the light of the Fire of St. Din from the Natural World and transport it into the sub-dimension.”


    “A channel to transport the light of the Fire of St. Din?” Nnd Lee frowned slightly:


    “I don’t need the light of the Fire of St. Din. In this case, do I still need to construct such a channel?”


    “That…” The Dusk Giant was momentarily at a loss for words:


    “…Jarvis, everyone needs the light of the Sacred Fire. If you can grow without the light of the Sacred Fire, it can only mean that you have always been indirectly absorbing it. I’ve always thought it was your secret, but now it seems you might not even be fully aware of it yourself.”


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