Wizard: My Skills Can Infinitely Break Through

The Time Circle was the faintest, yet it made the entire Star Map’s rotation fluctuate between fast and slow, filling it with uncertainty.

Ian could feel that the total amount of his Spiritual Power had reached the Level Two Limit.

He was only one final step away from becoming a Level Three Wizard: completing the Elementalization of his physical body and condensing his Elemental True Form.

The very instant his Crystal Core completely transformed into a miniature Star Map.

The Starry Sky Festival suddenly began to operate on its own, responding to the resonance of the entire starry sky.

The even more obscure and profound contents of its third layer flooded his mind.

The moment it surfaced, Ian understood and could utilize it instantly, as if he had practiced it countless times.

His status panel vibrated silently as an illusory Light Curtain unfolded at the edge of his vision.

[Starry Sky Festival Proficiency +1]

[Gravity Collapse Ball Skill Level +1]

...

Notifications for the two Witchcrafts’ skill levels scrolled down like a waterfall.

Ian closed his eyes, slowly digesting the vast stream of information.

After a long while, he opened his eyes and pulled up his status panel.

Name: Ian Marcus

Age: 22

Realm: Level Two Wizard (Late Stage) — Spiritual Elementalization (100%)

Talent: Special Star Attribute

[Skills: Starry Sky Festival (Layer Three): Mastery (6587/12800) (Effect: Star Orbit Resonance)

Gravity Collapse Ball: Limit-Breaking x1 (9768/12800) (Limit-Breaking Effect: 1. Space-Time Curvature Field)

Frost Ash Beam: Limit-Breaking x1 (4791/6400) (Limit-Breaking Effect: 1. Entropy Change Domain)

Furnace Body Tempering Skill: Mastery (3026/3200)

Earth Tyrant Potion: Mastery (3600/6400)

Dream Potion: Mastery (2587/3200)

Others...]

[Star Orbit Resonance: Continuously channels the Power of the Void Stars to temper the user’s body. Duration is dependent on Spiritual Power strength.]

Deep within his pupils, three phantom rings of Star Orbits rotated slowly, now more corporeal than before.

He raised his hand. Without casting any Witchcraft, a faint starlight could be seen flowing around his fingertips.

This was the qualitative change brought by the third layer of the Meditation Method.

Although it was currently weak, it could still continuously temper and strengthen his body.

"Starry Sky Festival, Layer Three..."

He whispered to himself, ’So, true Cultivation has only just begun.’

What excited him most, however, was the Limit-Breaking of his Gravity Collapse Ball.

Thanks to the opportunity from Li Xing’s breakthrough, along with the insights from the reawakening of the Seed of the Stars, this Talent Witchcraft had once again undergone a qualitative change.

Ian’s eyes flashed as he read the description on his panel.

’To think that the Limit-Breaking of a Gravity Witchcraft would create a Space-Time Curvature Field!’

[Space-Time Curvature Field: Distorts the geometry of space-time in a fifty-meter radius centered on the user.

Any object entering the curvature field will be forced to move along the curved space-time.

The user can actively adjust the field’s geometric structure, causing all space-time geodesics aimed at them to converge on a single point.]

’Isn’t this just... the deflection and convergence of geodesics?’

Simply put, any object or Witchcraft that got close to Ian couldn’t travel in a straight line, only a curved one.

An enemy’s attack would inexplicably curve away, and incoming Witchcraft would bypass Ian and fly elsewhere.

By actively adjusting the curvature field, he could "guide" all attacks to a single point, making them easy to dodge or block.

’Unfortunately, I can’t unleash its full power just yet.’

Even so, ordinary Tier Two Witchcraft would have almost no chance of hitting him directly.

Only a Tier Three Witchcraft or a similar Space-Time Witchcraft could pose a threat to him.

Ian sat cross-legged on the ground, the three rings of Star Orbits continuing their slow rotation deep within his pupils.

The brightest Gravity Orbit in the center suddenly erupted with a piercing silver light.

As the Witchcraft took form, Gaga’s feathers puffed out in alarm from its perch above.

"Ian, what have you been doing these past few days? Your aura... it’s so scary, gaga."

"You can come down now. You don’t have to stand guard outside anymore."

The little creature used Shadow Shuttling and landed on Ian’s shoulder, its small claws gripping his collar.

"Ian, you’re... so strong now, gaga!"

Its voice was trembling, not with fear, but with excitement.

Ian nodded, his own heart filled with excitement.

"Did you improve a Witchcraft again? Quick, let me see!"

"Not so fast." Ian gestured with his hand. "Try flying a circle around me."

"Fly a circle?"

Gaga beat its wings, then realized something was wrong.

The closer it got to Ian, the more it felt like it couldn’t fly at all.

It wasn’t that something was blocking it, but that no matter how it flapped its wings, the distance to Ian didn’t shorten.

It thrashed its wings desperately, its dark silver feathers flaring out, but it was as if it were running in place.

"Gaga?!" The little creature’s voice cracked.

"What’s going on! Why can’t I fly over to you!"

The amusement in Ian’s eyes deepened. "Keep flying, don’t stop."

"I don’t believe it!" Gaga’s wingspan expanded to two meters, flapping so fast the wings left afterimages.

But when it got within one meter of Ian, it started circling him.

It wasn’t that it wanted to turn; its flight path involuntarily became a perfect circle, orbiting Ian like a satellite.

"GAGA!!!" Gaga was utterly bewildered.

It shouted while circling, "Ian! Help! I can’t stop!"

"Don’t worry." Ian raised his left hand and snapped his fingers.

The spinning Gaga seemed to be released from an invisible orbit. It flew straight toward him and landed steadily in his outstretched palm.

The little creature was dizzy and disoriented. It took two steps in his palm, stars spinning in its eyes as it looked up at him. "You... what did you just do to me..."

Ian looked down at his hand, a glint of pleased surprise in his eyes.

"It’s not what I did to you."

He said softly, as if speaking to himself.

"The space-time at my feet... I bent it."

"Gaga?" Gaga tilted its head. "I don’t get it!"

Ian couldn’t help but laugh out loud and reached out to stroke its head.

The little creature instinctively narrowed its eyes and let out a comfortable purr, but it quickly snapped out of it.

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