Gaining Knowledge Through Exploration

In a world of endless star fields and interdimensional wars, the wizards' floating city conquered one world after another.
At the wizard academy, through blood-stained exams, the towering wizard tower sent wizards batch after batch.
Becoming an apprentice wizard, Richard activated the miracle furnace deep within his soul, where constant refining of materials granted him knowledge and skills...
The veteran's weapon could be refined into legendary martial arts techniques.
The ancient wizard's encrypted notes could be refined into lost knowledge.
The remains of brutal monsters could be refined into monster bloodlines.
In this era of great voyages in the wizarding world, Richard was destined to become a leader of his time.

Wizard: I Can Refine Everything

Richard quickly distilled the information from the Encrypted Notes, and snippets of the Great Fragmentation Skill formed in his mind.


The notes documented the principles of the Great Fragmentation Skill, including parts of its Magic Model, and it seemed the original owner had also come upon this information unintentionally.


He was merely a transporter of knowledge.


"The principle of the Great Fragmentation Skill is simple," he mused, "but, unfortunately, the most crucial part of the Magic Model is missing."


The fundamental principle of the Great Fragmentation Skill is the theory of the Four Elements.


In the worldview of wizards, the four basic elements—earth, air, water, and fire—compose everything in the world, and the Great Fragmentation Skill works by severing the connections between the elements in the material, reducing the wizard back to the pure initial elements.


The principle was straightforward, yet the practical application was extraordinarily complex.


Chapter 26 Infiltration