The Villain's Story

Chapter 924: The World’s best method of Transportation.

Spatial sorcery is considered to be one of the most elusive and rare sorceries. It is a field of immense power, and at the same time, one of the weakest as well. Spatial sorcery is hard to define in terms of absolute power.

Unlike pure power type elements such as Fire, Lightning, Metal, and Darkness, it is considered to be more of a utility type element. However, the strength of magic always depends on the magician. Spatial sorcery may not have many ‘pure power’ spells, but it is not a weak field in the least.

The origins of modern spatial sorcery in the universe trace back to a Royal Elf called Stellaron, who currently stands at the top of the Divine. Before Stellaron, Spatial sorcery was possessed primarily by the Prime Species, and even then, they did not make much of it. They taught some of it to their subjects.

Ironically, Stellaron was never born with an affinity for Space. The Stars were originally never destined to be his to control. One time, in the royal elven palace, the young prince had ventured into one of the laboratories dedicated to the research of Spatial sorcery, mainly on how to stabilize portals and to elaborate on their designs.

In the middle of his playtime, the young prince stumbled into a dangerous area. The experiments being conducted in the laboratory had failed immensely. The failure resulted in an explosion of Spatial mana; all the researchers died, and Stellaron?

Transported to a dimension where he could neither see nor hear. A dimension where his mortal senses were useless. A dimension that could not be explained in words, a dimension of energy. In this dimension, Stellaron spent hundreds of thousands of years. Perhaps even millions.

This dimension had an abundance of spatial mana, and that was his only respite. In this dimension, where he had no need for food, no need for sleep, no need for oxygen, Stellaron quite literally created modern spatial sorcery… with not an ounce of information about it. He had never been taught about it, and he had never even read a single book about it. During his time, Spatial sorcery was even more elusive and vague than it is now!

It was simply Trial and Error. He repeated it hundreds of millions of times until he got it right, learning from his mistakes… and going crazy in the process.

Stellaron went crazy many times, but in the end, he would always snap back to sanity. In this unknown dimension, Stellaron spent millions of years, focused on creating what is currently known as the modern state of Spatial Sorcery.

Eventually, Stellaron found his way back to his home, although he was a much different man than when he left. In his universe, only seventy years had passed, while he had spent millions of years in that dimension.

The Father of Spatial Sorcery was never born with an affinity for space, but in the end, he spent millions of years of trial and error, quite literally creating it from scratch. He developed an affinity for space in that unknown dimension and eventually rose to the Divine Realm within that dimension.

All modern spatial sorcery descends from him; Alan’s portals are no exception, though he may be ‘instinctively’ able to open a portal, that knowledge was given to him by The Weave, which gained it from Stellaron himself! Stellaron is the only other being besides Ariel to have taught something to The Weave!

While his achievement was not recognized as an absolute law like Death, it was still an incredible feat.

Stellaron is the one who created spatial sorcery; all of what Alan currently knows comes from him as well, and even then, Alan is at the intermediate level of spatial sorcery! However…

He doesn’t need to be particularly advanced to create portals… Portals are the most basic and also the most important part of Spatial sorcery! Unfortunately, sometimes, the most prominent spatial sorcerers are used as the most convenient mode of transport.

It was only Alan’s fault that he was the best one on Earth, it was only his fault that he had the greatest amount of mana… It was only his fault; he was too good!

Alan sighed as he closed the file. The conference was about to end, but he still couldn’t stop thinking about how much work he had to. He was a bit lazy, and it was a headache thinking about all the portals he would have to open after the small expedition with Amanda Wells was done!

Although one thing about that expedition garnered Alan’s attention…

‘It’s there…’