HP Approaches the Magic World

Jon wanted to curse.

He had no idea why he always encountered such things. No matter what he encountered, he would eventually be pulled into some strange illusions.

Perhaps because Helga used too many double regressions in his teachings, his soul would become extremely active when encountering certain illusions.

But there is no way to solve this kind of thing. He can't forcefully reduce the activity of his soul. The activity of the soul does not represent the strength of his own soul. If it weren't for the fact that his soul strength is relatively strong, his soul activity will also be different.

It won't be this high.

He did not object to entering the illusion. Before this incident, Helga sent him to the illusion in the Dragon Soul Crypt. He did not express any reluctance at all. In fact, what he really hated was being in the illusion.

Without knowing it, he was suddenly pulled into a strange environment.

It's strange, how come this kind of thing happens to him every time?

But the matter had come to this, and it was useless to complain any more. Jon stood up from the ground and looked at the surrounding environment.

It was probably dusk, and the sunrise light should be stronger than this. If he guessed correctly, this place should be a desert area. Are there deserts in Europe?

There is no need to think too much, this thing must have been brought back from the East in its turn, but what needs to be determined is where it was brought back from.

However, these considerations are meaningless now. When the illusion is over, he will go out and ask Lenna, and he will basically know the answer. What he should be thinking about now is how to get out of here, rather than thinking about what this place is.

What a headache!

Jon moved his wrist, then tried to take two steps, and then tried to activate the magic.

Very good, the magic power is still there, the magical elements are there, and there is nothing abnormal about the body. It’s just that the skin color looks a little too healthy.

It's probably not his body, it's like a double regression, it's the body of the protagonist who preserved this illusion.

But the soul is still his soul.

The more Jon thought about it, the angrier he became. I couldn't believe it. Things like illusions shouldn't exist. Is there any good thing that can't be preserved directly using a treasure map? It has to be an illusion?

But complaints are complaints, and Jon did not let down his guard. Suddenly he was in a strange environment, and no one could be completely unwary.

And after all, it was his own fault.

If he had not allowed people from the company to use this rapid division method to develop his own territory outside, then Lenna would not have brought him this thing from the east.

On the other hand, the reason why he is a little at a loss here is because apart from his understanding of the Chinese pantheon, he is not particularly clear about the eastern pantheon of this world. When he first learned about it,

I didn’t study seriously, so I spent all my time studying the Western pantheon, and basically ignored the Eastern pantheon.

At that time, I thought I wouldn't need it in the future, but whoever thought of it ended up using it.

Jon had a headache, Jon was helpless, Jon sighed.

But at the same time, he was also very energetic.

Ignorance does not necessarily bring fearlessness. People may not be afraid of unknown things, but they will definitely be afraid of unknown environments.

Especially as a wizard, he is more aware of the mysteries and horrors that may be hidden in unknown environments.

Although he hates illusions, he does have considerable respect for this environment. After all, so many ancestors have left warnings to him at the cost of their lives. It is always right to be careful about this kind of thing.

Using magic in this environment is the most convenient and most effective way to check safety. No matter what era it is in - he can at least be sure that this is not the future, so the magic system he is using now can achieve better results.

A little more perfect.

This is the only advantage of the declining era. Even though the power of magic is not as powerful as in the previous era, the price/performance ratio is much higher.

The so-called cost-effectiveness means that it is easy to use. The magic derived from the pursuit of cost-effectiveness may not be so fast, but the effect is absolutely outstanding.

Especially in adventures and some unspeakable things, the effects of these magics are reflected.

In ancient times, wizards who conducted magic exploration and various ruins exploration usually relied on their own strong strength to ensure their own safety. However, now that the environment is weaker, skill is the mainstream issue.

After walking silently in the desert for a long time, Jon didn't see any traces of humans or other life forms.

This illusion is full of weirdness, as if there is no life there, except for sand, it is still sand, which makes people feel upset just looking at it.

But he soon had no time to be upset.

Because the sky quickly darkened.

It was as if some mysterious switch was turned on at the moment the sun disappeared. The sand under his feet suddenly disappeared and turned into water. It was like the world was turned upside down in an instant. The blue waves were blowing in his face along with the real sea breeze.

The beating left Jon at a loss.

He hurriedly controlled his body to float up and hover on the sea, and then blessed himself with a mobile fortress and concealment magic, and then he confidently turned his attention to the environment he was in.

This shouldn't be the real world.

The real world has very strong restrictions on rules. A scene like the one he just saw is basically impossible to appear in the real world. The desert and the ocean are two completely different scenes. If they appear in the same space at the same time,

It can only show that the rules here are manipulated.

Jon had seen a similar scene in Helga's Fairy Castle. He had seen Helga use the power of rules to change a boulder in the Fairy Castle into water in a pond. Of course, for Helga,

For a being like Erjia, it is not difficult to create something out of nothing.

But at this point, Jon couldn't do it.

He flew from the sea towards the distant coastline. Although it seemed very far away, he only flew for a short while before reaching the coastline.

This is a small island, suspended here alone, with no life left.

Jon looked around with some worry. The illusion was not an easy place to get out of. If he accidentally hurt his soul here, he would probably be left here forever.

He sat down on a huge rock and looked at the sea.

The moonlight shattered on the rocks on the shore with the waves, like scattered frost and snow, which made people feel chilly.