Age of Wizards: I Can Analyze All Things

Chapter 347: Chapter 193: Perfect-Grade Elemental Affinity, Wuyu’s Advancement Method

In the areas where the clouds and mist thinned, a vast, starry sky was revealed. Enormous planets, some near and some far, were visible to the naked eye. They were so close that even the planetary rings on their surfaces could be seen with perfect clarity.

A look of amazement filled Pei Ze’s eyes. The sight before him was truly breathtaking.

However, he quickly came to his senses and activated the necklace around his neck without hesitation. An invisible wave instantly spread out, enveloping his body and warding off the gathering thunder elements.

Pei Ze then cast another forty to fifty layers of Mage Armor on himself before finally walking forward.

There was no way to navigate by terrain in the Thunder Elemental Half-Plane.

The Shadow Realm at least had settlements that served as landmarks, but the Thunder Elemental Half-Plane looked the same everywhere, making it impossible to find one’s way.

Fortunately, it wasn’t hard to find Elemental Spirits nearing the level of a Giant Spirit. All one had to do was head toward areas where the thunder elements were more concentrated; there was no way to go wrong with that approach.

RUMBLE!

The deafening roar of thunder in his ears was almost incessant.

Every ten seconds or so, a bolt of lightning would descend from the sky, striking the ground with a BOOM and sending rock fragments scattering in all directions.

Pei Ze finally understood where all the charred craters littering the landscape had come from.

This phenomenon was somewhat similar to Thunderfall Valley, but the power of the thunderbolts here was far more terrifying.

Even a Tier Three Legendary Knight without any lightning-resistance Magic Items would likely be annihilated—reduced to ash—if struck by a single bolt.

And this was just an area where the thunder elements were relatively sparse. The power of the thunderbolts would only increase the deeper he went.

’It’s just like the Shadow Realm. Without at least Tier Two strength, coming here alone is no different than committing suicide.’

Pei Ze calmly cast several dozen more layers of Mage Armor on himself.

Although he could have easily blocked the thunderbolts with ancient runes or by fusing silver stars, he didn’t want to waste too much Spiritual Power so soon after entering the Thunder Elemental Half-Plane. He would have plenty of need for it later.

In comparison, Mage Armor consumed little power, and its stacked defenses were quite formidable, making it the most cost-effective option under the circumstances.

After walking just two or three kilometers, Pei Ze was struck by two descending thunderbolts. They came so fast he had no time to dodge, but fortunately, his Mage Armor was strong enough to leave him completely unscathed.

Aside from the thunderbolts, Pei Ze also encountered Thunder Elemental Spirits.

Low-tier Thunder Elemental Spirits looked like balls of lightning, flickering with fine electrical arcs.

Only as their power increased would the appearance of a Thunder Elemental Spirit gradually become more humanoid.

Once they reached the level of an Elemental Giant Spirit, they would have a humanoid upper body and a misty, gaseous lower body, or their entire form would take on a humanoid silhouette.

The ones Pei Ze had encountered so far were all low-tier Thunder Elemental Spirits that didn’t even have a vague humanoid outline. He casually annihilated them with a single Flaming Arrow.

However, he didn’t let the ’dropped’ Elemental Crystal Dust go to waste, collecting all of it in his Space Ring.

Although he didn’t plan to use it for potion-making, the material was quite valuable, so selling it was a good option.

Wuyu’s advancement would likely cost a great deal of money, so Pei Ze was saving every coin he could.

In a half-plane saturated with thunder elements, Pei Ze’s entirely different aura made him stand out like a sore thumb.

The Thunder Elemental Spirits could sense his presence from a great distance away.

Most of the Thunder Elemental Spirits came crackling toward him, aggressively trying to turn him into a piece of charcoal.

Only a rare few didn’t give him a second glance, instead floating lazily in mid-air, drifting about as slowly as clouds.

Pei Ze didn’t provoke these placid ones, only dealing with their reckless and aggressive brethren who came looking for trouble.

As he ventured deeper, the thunder elements in the air grew visibly more concentrated, even forming tangible arcs of electricity that flickered incessantly in the air.

The Elemental Spirits he encountered along the way grew progressively stronger as well.

After walking for another three or four minutes, Pei Ze suddenly sensed an incomparably searing aura rapidly approaching him.

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