“Seeking death and self-harm, that is the true depiction of this Meditation Method.”
“So far, no one has become a Level 4 sorcerer by this method alone. It’s undeniable that the leap from Level 3 to Level 4 is difficult, but it also illustrates the harshness of practicing the String Control Sacred Heart.”
Ivan was immersed in the meditation of the String Control Sacred Heart, captivated by its profound mysteries yet daunted by its drawbacks, and consequently, he felt profound trepidation.
While this meditation method was complete, it truly wasn’t easy to make up one’s mind to practice it.
Fortunately, his Black Beard Chapter could still be practiced, so there was no rush to switch to a new method.
“Actually, the deeper one delves into practice, the more unique each sorcerer’s circumstances become. Existing meditation methods often have some disparities that aren’t perfectly suited to an individual. Deriving a meditation method based on one’s personal real circumstances is truly the best approach.”
As he thought deeply, Ivan murmured to himself.
In fact, this was also the wild ambition that occasionally surfaced in his mind when he found there was no continuation technique for Black Beard Chapter.
It wasn’t surprising he had such thoughts, given the confidence granted by the Light of Wisdom.
With many Lights of Wisdom at his disposal, he always believed that he deserved the most fitting meditation method for himself, just as they continuously reinvented the Black Magic Wind Fire Array.
“No rush, no rush to decide,”
Fighting the reluctance in his heart, he put the doll away in a small box and sealed it up.
He got up and looked outside, his expression turning to one of surprise.
It turned out that, while he was immersed in the meditation of the String Control Sacred Heart, three days had unknowingly passed without him realizing it.
Outside the door, the Silkworm Queen was listlessly standing guard, accompanied by the jittery swamp ant.
As Level 3 creatures, standing guard day and night, or even going years without eating or drinking, wouldn’t affect them much.
“Ivan, how did it go?” the Silkworm Queen immediately pressed as Ivan came out.
“Not a small gain,” Ivan said, looking at the two creatures on the steps and thinking that he should buy a house, though he estimated the price would be high. “But it’s not over yet.”
After a brief rest, he returned to his room and started to explore the so-called Body Double Secret Method.
“One Body Multiple Manifestations”
Though called a secret technique, it was actually a thick tome, which included the secret technique within it.
This too could be considered a type of vessel, though not as high quality as a fuzzy orb.
After truly reading its contents, Ivan had to admit that he had underestimated this tome. To achieve a ‘Body Double Secret Method’, it outlined the thought process, principles of the technique, and even included a corresponding identification spell, simplified meditation method, runes sorcery array, and more.
“What a concept of the undying sorcerer, doubly undying with doubles. No wonder it was eagerly pursued by the sorcerer of the Five Leaves Spear. If one could practice it to a higher level, it genuinely could offer significant survival assurance.”
The more Ivan learned about the Body Double Secret Method, the brighter the light in his eyes became.
The tome clarified that, once the Body Double Secret Technique was practiced to a higher level, it allowed for undamaged resurrection based on the double, achieving true ‘One Body Multiple Manifestations’.
If that could be achieved, the world was so vast, where couldn’t one venture?
Facing such an ‘undying’ secret technique, which sorcerer could remain unmoved? Certainly, Ivan couldn’t.
Regrettably, the technique was not complete; at most, it could reach ‘One Body Two Manifestations’ or ‘One Body Three Manifestations’, meaning at most one or two doubles, not achieving the vision of infinite doubles.
Thinking of reaching the level of ‘undying’ was also not an easy feat.
“The secret technique definitely needs to be practiced, but there is no rush. Suitable doubles are rare, at least they must be on par with the ‘Child of Shadow’ bloodline of the Shadow Tigon. Poor quality could lead to failure in cultivation.”
Ivan carefully read through the tome once without delving into a deeper comprehension; such a secret technique would certainly be time-consuming to practice, and missing the report time for the Enchanters Guild would not be ideal. Stay tuned with My Virtual Library Empire
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Ivan only stayed in Neighborhood No. 63 for ten days.
On the eleventh day, he rushed to Neighborhood No. 107 in the 2nd District, right where the Enchanters Guild was located.
Compared to the somewhat shabby Vernon Millennium Archive, the Enchanters Guild appeared exceptionally splendid and luxurious. There were six sorcerer towers that stood five stories high, almost occupying an entire neighborhood.
Without a doubt, this was a power that flaunted its wealth openly.
“The five-story towers seem different from the other sorcerer towers,” Ivan’s gaze fell on one of the five-story sorcerer towers; he could see a special elemental halo emanating from it.
He also had a feeling that such towers were far more formidable than other high towers, like facing a killing machine.
The public hall of the Enchanters Guild was located in a four-story tower, a part of the connected Troika Tower, which was presumably the headquarters of the Enchanters Guild.
Ivan walked to the entrance and noticed many sorcerers coming and going, wearing the Enchanters Guild’s prescribed Enchanter robes embroidered with the Enchanter emblem on the chest.
The emblem was a simple rune line design.
It looked like a ‘horizontal bar’ for beginners, a ‘cross’ for Intermediate Enchanters, and a cross surrounded by a circle for Senior Enchanters.
Along the way, Ivan only saw one Senior Enchanter.
He knew that above the Senior Enchanter there was another rank, that of the Enchantment Master, also known as ‘Enchantment Master’, but beyond that, he was unaware.
An entire floor was used as a hall, doubling as a mission and trading area, and it was quite noisy inside.
Ivan glanced around and headed straight for one of the less crowded information counters.
“Hey, Ivan.”
“Rogier, what a coincidence, we meet again,” Ivan turned around and found Rogier, whom he had met before.
“It’s not a coincidence, I’ve been around here lately; my family is in business, and I came to see if there are any items worth purchasing,” Rogier pointed at the people setting up stalls along the wall.
With the appraisal competition held by the Enchanters Guild approaching, more and more Enchanters from all over were flocking to the East Capital, bringing various goods, which was what he was here for.
“I’ll check it out in a while too,” For materials from all corners of the sky, Ivan was naturally interested as well.
“It’s indeed worth a look,” Rogier laughed.
The two were about to say something more when they were suddenly interrupted by a loud shout.
“Everyone, come take a look! I’ve crafted an extremely complex rune line puzzle sphere; it has been explored by 988 enchanters, not one has solved it, not one has managed to open it.
I am here with one goal in mind, sincerely hoping someone will solve this rune line puzzle sphere. If someone can do it, I’m willing to offer one million magic stones as a reward. Is there anyone willing to try?”
Ivan looked over in surprise to find that, despite the man’s shouting, no enchanters were approaching him.
“Hehe, just someone seeking fame, there are always enchanters like this every year, hoping to join the guild with such antics, just fanciful thinking,” Rogier commented dismissively.
It turned out that some people had joined the Enchanters Guild this way before, and subsequently many had followed suit, the tactic becoming cliché.
“Are you here for the guild’s examination?”
“Sort of, I hope more to become a full member of the guild, a direct member.”
“There are few enchanters who don’t want to join the guild, but being listed and truly joining are different things. To truly become a direct member of the Enchanters Guild is not an easy task, just like that fanciful person.”
“Is that so? Let’s not talk about it now, I’ll go and ask.”
Seeing him so determined, Rogier didn’t stop him and watched as he headed straight for the counter.
He saw Ivan casually taking out an item, then being led by someone inside to the second floor of the high tower, which made him widen his eyes in surprise.