Time flies, and in the blink of an eye, over a hundred years have passed.

Thunder Element Space.

Amidst the layered clouds, thunder suddenly erupted, transforming into snake-like arcs of lightning that swept out in all directions, shattering the surrounding clouds.

In an instant, a vacuum space opened up in the midst of the vast, thick cloud layers.

At the very center of this vacuum space, Sunan was enveloped in dazzling thunderlight, an unusual fluctuation covering a radius of thousands of miles around him. Lightning flashes sparkled intermittently in the void, creating a ripple-like distortion in the air.

No one knows how much time passed, but the fluctuation suddenly disappeared, and the dense thunderlight seemed to retract into Sunan’s body as if drawn by an invisible force. The surrounding thunderclouds surged back, swiftly filling the vacuum space.

A moment later, Sunan broke through the clouds, arriving in the high sky above the cloud layer, a smile of uncontrollable joy on his face.

"I’ve finally mastered the Thunder Law."

After mastering the Gravity Law, he had now conquered a second law.

The goals he had set at the start were now all accomplished.

"Next is the condensation of the True Spirit."

The so-called True Spirit is essentially an ascended version of the soul.

Once Level 3 Wizards successfully control a law, they can extract the Power of Law to infuse into the soul, achieving comprehensive ascension, thereby condensing the True Spirit.

Wizards who condense the True Spirit fundamentally break free from the confines of ordinary creatures, transforming into high-dimensional beings akin to Divine Spirits.

Even if their body is reduced to ashes, they can still survive with a single trace of the True Spirit, waiting for the opportunity to restore their body and be reborn.

In essence, a True Spirit Wizard is akin to a rudimentary version of a plane.

A plane can be viewed as a conglomeration of countless laws.

A wizard who condenses a True Spirit is like a conglomerate of a single or multiple laws, equivalent to a rudimentary plane.

Planes can persist for tens of millions of years, so the lifespan of True Spirit Wizards is naturally greatly extended, living a million years with ease.

Of course, planes are not eternal either; they will eventually face the exhaustion of their origins and the day of dissolution. Naturally, True Spirit Wizards are not eternally undying.

As powerful as True Spirit Wizards are, they cannot resist the passage of time and will one day face the end of life.

It’s just that the time span is extremely long.

The process of condensing the True Spirit requires tranquility and cannot be disturbed, so it cannot be conducted within the Elemental Plane.

Sunan put away the guardian golems, tore open a space rift, and left.

Returning to the Starlight Continent, he immediately headed back to the Starlight Wizard Tower. Without meeting Lize, he merely sent her a message, then went straight to the top floor, instructed the Tower Spirit not to let anyone disturb him, and began the condensation of the True Spirit.

The condensation of the True Spirit requires massive energy support, making it most suitable to perform next to the simplified Elemental Melting Furnace.

Sitting cross-legged, Sunan closed his eyes and began to sense the origin of the plane.

When comprehending laws, it is best to seek a plane with prominent law characteristics as the training ground.

But condensing the True Spirit is different.

To use the Power of Law to ascend and transform the soul, the steadier the Power of Law, the better; excessive intensity is not beneficial.

Therefore, an ordinary plane like the Starlight Continent, with no particularly prominent law characteristics, is most suitable.

The process of condensing the True Spirit is, in essence, continuously extracting the Power of Law, gradually transforming the soul into a True Spirit, and it’s much simpler than comprehending laws—it’s purely a matter of time and patience.

The top-floor hall quickly restored its tranquility, with only the hum of the simplified Elemental Melting Furnace echoing.

As time passed, Sunan’s soul gradually took on the aura of the Power of Law.

The forces of gravity and thunder gradually transformed his soul, ascending it to a higher dimension.

After an unknown period, when the last bit of his soul had been completely transformed, Sunan felt a tremor throughout his body, and the three talent crystals in the depths of his Sea of Consciousness simultaneously cracked open with a crisp sound, shattering with a roar, releasing countless vapors that instantly filled every inch of space in his Sea of Consciousness.

The vapors were black-blue and green-blue, intertwining and mingling, harmoniously as if they were parts of each other, roiling like a tidal wave.

With each surge, a strange fluctuation radiated from Sunan’s body, spreading in all directions through the void, causing the void to tremble slightly.

At that moment, all the wizards on the Starlight Continent felt a peculiar rhythm and turned to look in the direction of the Starlight Wizard Tower.

"Is the plane... in rhythm?"

"What’s happening?"

"What is the matter?"

The wizards were all bewildered and uncertain, with many rushing towards the location of the Starlight Wizard Tower.

Meanwhile, in a library in the Starlight Wizard Tower.

Lize suddenly looked up, her face filled with shock, followed by elation.

As the most senior wizard in the Star Alliance, she immediately understood what this plane rhythm signified.

Back in the Starfall Association, she had experienced a similar scene.

Someone is condensing the True Spirit on the Starlight Continent!

Recalling Sunan’s earlier message about closing himself off, the truth was not hard to deduce.

Sunan has ascended to a True Spirit Wizard!

For a moment, Lize was overjoyed.

...

Sunan was unaware of the commotion he had caused outside.

At this moment, he was fully immersed in the unique experience of his breakthrough.

A shiver, as if originating from the soul, swept through his entire body.

At that instant, he seemed to have broken through some kind of barrier, feeling a sense of ascension all over.

This unprecedented feeling was utterly enchanting to him.