My Muscle System in the Mage World

406  Temporary Mental Space n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

"This is?" Aur looked at her again with questioning eyes.

He could feel that these small balls of golden orbs, palm-sized, had a more terrifying presence, while the golden orb the size of a football had a terrifying presence as well but paled in comparison to the smaller golden orb.

"This is Tier Seven and Tier Eight mana."

Stella spoke softly while looking at the core: "The smaller palm-sized golden orb is the mana of the Tier Eight, and the bigger football-sized golden orb is the mana of the Tier Seven wizards."

"Interesting, so I can use this to go to that island?" Aur asked while tilting his head.

"Master, if you hadn't broken through the chains that bound you even with this mana, you would not have been able to go to the fourth dimension, but since you are able to enter it, then you are able to make it, but you would need a mental space for it."

"Hmm?" immediately a frown settled in Aur's face as he raised his brows.

"Then didn't it become entirely useless?"

"You must somehow be able to do so... You are right. " Stella's eyes widened as if she were just realising this fact; her face was shocked beyond words.

Aur looked at her, Stella, with a little speechlessness reflecting in his eyes. She was the spirit of this world and was still stupid with the access to so much knowledge.

"I guess knowledge doesn't contribute to wisdom is a true saying," he thought with an amused heart. She was incredibly dumb.

Dumb to the point that he was left speechless and didn't have words for him to muster in his mind.

She was dumb even when she had the memory of aeons passed and even got tricked by Nina.

Then again she was played like a fiddle by basically the two of them; although she learnt from her mistake, Aur still got the better of her and won it in the end.

The winner is only decided at the end, the process no matter how hard or easy, everything you prepared for and worked hard on: all things are just for the final key victory, and Aur has won it all.

Aur looked at Stella, who had a tentative expression: "She has just gained some consciousness, so naturally she is a little naive, but... she did provide me with inspiration."

He was sure that she wouldn't have gained consciousness so easily at first, but after gaining it and getting cleansed by the world's core, her memory was wiped out, but a new consciousness would likely be born soon.

"I actually don't know how consciousness works, so I can't comment on that."

Shaking his head, Aur looked up.

The purple crystal should be a little higher than it at the corner of the world, and this place was like a mana storage.

"I can't exactly control this world, even though I am the owner, but I can control the Guardian Spirit."

Aur glanced at her and then withdrew his gaze all together again. Closing his eyes, he focused with his mind in a clear state.

His mind went back to the books he had read, in one of the books he had read about, there was a research material.

It was an old book and didn't even have a title to present itself with. But Aur was deeply intrigued by the research.

The research had a complete study of the details of the mental space from the bottom to the high level, and it was thoroughly made; he could tell at a glance that the author of the book wrote it with his entire heart out, but there were also other books just like that.

However, what made the book special was a theory that it proposed about the mental space...

"Stella, let's go back to the books."

"Alright master."

The void in front of Aur distorted as he walked into the place with measured steps; among the numerous books, he slowly went directly in the corner where an old dusty book was placed.

The book was still dusty, and you could see a big handprint on the dusty book.

Aur looked at the book with his crimson pupils; this was his own handprint when he looked at the book.

As a respect, he had read all the books in the library; he wouldn't have done such a meaningless thing if he didn't have such high comprehension power, but since he had it, even the dusty book in the secluded corner was read by him.

This would expand his knowledge nonetheless, even if it couldn't be used currently, but he didn't expect that this might be useful sooner than expected.

"Master Aur." Stella tentatively called out with a hesitant expression.

"What is it?" Aur asked with a questioning look on his face.

"This place is where the research of Tier Three wizards is stored; I am sure no valuable information is stored here."

Aur paused. He gazed at the dusty book in his hand. "Are you sure this book was written by a Tier Three wizard?"

"Yes."

Stella nodded her head honestly.

Aur shook his head and blew the dust away before going to page six hundred forty-seven.

In bold letters, there was written a simple text, "Temporary Mental Space."

For almost all the half-successful experiments done on the Mental Space, the core ingredient was always the Ether Stone, but this Temporary Mental Space was an experiment that the writer of this book wrote.

It didn't use Ether Stone and was able to implant a mental space in the mortal; the only problem is that this was only temporary, and after some time the mental space would be destroyed. It also had the negative effect of being rejected by the soul.

But for Aur right now, this was the perfect mental space he could have, a temporary one just to be made for him to use the mana of the world.

With that thought, he immediately went to work.