"Also, explosive-proof facilities were installed outside the entire training ground. Even if sothing accidentally exploded, it wouldn’t matter. Overall, the risk was controllable."
"However, there weren’t many alchemy scholars within the Alchemy Society who could actually reach this stage. The training room hadn’t been used in quite a while either."
Fang Heng silently nodded to himself.
As expected, professional matters should be left to professionals.
"President."
Inside the Alchemy Society building, passersby nodded in greeting to Nasir.
"I’ve asked soone to help you process the mbership certificate. Co, I’ll first take you to the trial field."
Nasir requested a specially approved mbership application form from the front desk, had Fang Heng sign it, then handed it to An Qian to fill out on his behalf. After that, he led Fang Heng toward the cultivation field.
"Alright."
Fang Heng followed him and took the elevator to the seventh floor, where they pushed open the door to a large training room.
The automatic sensor lights lit up.
The entire circular training ground was covered in magic array runes.
Nasir looked a bit sentintal. "It’s been a long ti since I was last here. I rember cultivating in this very place back then. Want to give it a try?"
"Sure."
Fang Heng responded softly, glanced around the surroundings, then closed his eyes and opened his perception.
"This place shielded a large portion of chaotic energy ripples, greatly reducing the difficulty of laying law-type magic arrays."
Fang Heng opened his eyes again.
Indeed, the fluctuations of all attribute auras in the facility were very stable, and the activity level was much lower than outside. So strength ripples had even completely disappeared.
This ant he could eliminate a large portion of irrelevant interference and focus on influencing the surrounding laws through alchemy magic arrays.
"Not bad. Nasir, can I begin?"
"Of course, anyti."
Nasir took a step back as he spoke, his gaze fixed on Fang Heng, a look of interest appearing in his eyes.
Back then, it had taken him over ten years to break through this stage.
He had barely left the Alchemy Society during those years, comprehending the laws day after day and attempting to construct magic arrays.
In the end, he finally succeeded and achieved transcendence in one leap.
This kid Fang Heng possessed terrifying talent and ability—who knew how long he would take to complete his advancent?
"Chi, chi chi..."
Fang Heng focused his mind, picked up his pen, and began drawing the magic array patterns directly on the ground without any apparent hesitation.
So fast?
Nasir was slightly surprised.
A magic array capable of affecting area-level laws would at least be a large-scale array.
Was he really that confident?
Half an hour later, the large magic array was completed.
Fang Heng placed both hands on the array.
"Buzz..."
With ntal strength injected, the magic array lit up briefly, then the glow gradually faded, and everything returned to normal.
It seed to have failed.
Nasir gently shook his head.
Failure was normal.
If he had succeeded on the first try, that would’ve been bizarre.
Judging by the process of this test array alone, Fang Heng had already grasped how to perceive laws and use them to set up magic arrays.
As for what ca next, it would depend on his own comprehension.
"Not bad comprehension. Looks like you’ve already understood how to use alchemy magic arrays to influence laws. It’s normal to fail repeatedly at the beginning when you haven’t found the right path. I can’t teach you much, but feel free to talk to anyti if you have insights—we can improve together."
"Mm, thank you, Nasir."
Fang Heng nodded lightly, focusing more on the changes in the alchemy magic array.
Only after personally attempting to construct a law-type magic array did he truly understand its difficulty.
Environntal energy was just one aspect that required comprehensive balancing. There were many other things to consider during the process, and every tiny change could trigger a chain reaction.
Even the slightest error would cause the alchemy magic array to fail.
To reach this point, the most basic prerequisites were high perception and high ntal strength.
Additionally, ntal strength had to be controlled at a micro level. The entire process demanded full concentration, with no room for distraction.
Seeing Fang Heng lower his head and fall into deep thought, Nasir nodded in satisfaction.
When he had been learning, he was much the sa—losing sleep and als every day, tuning out everything others said, his mind filled only with laws, energy flows, and alchemy magic arrays.
In Nasir’s view, the troubles Fang Heng currently faced were only the first step.
Even if he completed the alchemy magic array perfectly according to theory, the final result would likely still be failure.
Because an individual’s judgnt of the energy in the environnt wasn’t completely accurate.
There would be discrepancies.
It was like trying to observe the precise values of a delicate object several hundred ters away with the naked eye.
But through constant trial and error, an alchemist’s perception of active energy in law environnts would rapidly improve, and their fine control over alchemy magic arrays would steadily advance.
That step alone had taken Nasir ten whole years.
"The training ground is open to internal mbers of the Alchemy Society. You’re already one of us. Since the facility isn’t being used by anyone else, you can cultivate here anyti."
"Alright, thank you."
Fang Heng thanked him again, though most of his attention was still focused on the alchemy magic array. He didn’t even notice when Nasir had left.
"Whoosh!"
In Fang Heng’s right eye, a rapidly spinning magic array was reflected.
The previously failed alchemy magic array on the ground began rotating again.
But this ti was different. Under the observation of the Omniscient Eyes, the alchemy magic array operated extrely slowly—each step was slowed down by dozens of tis.
"I see."
Half a minute later, after observing the point where the alchemy magic array stalled and broke down, the magic array in Fang Heng’s right eye gradually faded.
A law-grade alchemy magic array required extrely high precision and extrely high perception ability. There could be no margin for error.
For ordinary people, finding the error would take a long ti, requiring constant trial and exploration.
But Fang Heng was different.
With the assistance of the Pupil of Alchemy, combined with the boost from his high ntal strength for controlling the array and the enhanced perception aiding his understanding of the laws, identifying errors beca much easier.
Once the specific problem was found, he could target and resolve it.
"Chi!"
Fang Heng gently waved his hand, and the magic array on the ground was instantly erased.
Again!
After leaving the room, Nasir saw An Qian waiting outside and smiled in greeting. "You probably heard it too—Fang Heng is very talented in alchemy. Right now, he’s working on breaking through to the transcendent level. Who knows how long this cultivation session will last."
"It’s no problem. I’ll wait here. As assistants, we’re responsible for looking after and coordinating Mr. Fang Heng’s daily needs," An Qian replied respectfully. "And thank you for helping the Noel Clan nurture such an outstanding warrior."
"Alright then, I’ll leave him in your care."
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