Super Righteous Player-Chapter 1180 - 225 "Fire Transmitter" Salvatore (Two in One)_2

Wizards who can be introduced in such a manner must at least be starting from the bronze rank, officially becoming Transcendents. Once bronze rank Wizards learn this ritual... they will continue to use it to expand their networks.

Soon, Wizards began forming various "Mirror Societies" based on their personalities, stances, backgrounds, networks, and research fields.

Although the ritual invented by Salvatore is very practical, it does have some drawbacks.

The main issue is that it does not allow for more than three users to communicate simultaneously. After all, this ritual is designed with the "mirror" domain at its core, so it only being able to accommodate two people is reasonable.

However, Wizards and Ritualists quickly found another way to break through the limitation.

Since this mirror only allows for one-on-one effectiveness and cannot accommodate group chats...

— Then we just make the mirror bigger and add more mirrors!

Then, invite more people... everyone communicates in front of this mirror.

Thus, the Wizards enlarged the mirror to the size of a wall. Under such circumstances, Wizards could even sit at a long table in a crescent shape, facing the mirror — and on the other side of the mirror, there would be a similar long table.

The people on both sides of the mirror could be pieced together, forming a perfect ellipse.

This way, both sides can conduct academic exchanges across nations!

This allows Wizards from different countries to communicate easily, without having to send potentially lost or leaked letters through slow methods such as the subway or a messenger.

But what if more than three countries are involved? They cannot have others come over offline to form one-on-one dialogues...

At that time, they could find a reliable and trustworthy central operator to create a mirror chamber.

They would let a sufficiently reliable friend handle the communication with all parties, prepare enough mirrors, and label each of them.

When Wizards from different countries and more than three parties need to connect, they can take out the corresponding mirror, place them in a sound-sealed chamber, and by adjusting the direction they face, have their mirrors reflect each other accurately.

Not to mention Annan, even Salvatore himself did not anticipate that the ritual he invented could directly lead to the birth of a new profession.

Just like arcade halls, gaming centers, and cybercafés... This is called the "Mirror Hall."

And because of this invention, Wizards who were scattered and lost contact after the Wizard War gradually started to unite again. freёnovelkiss.com

In pursuit of higher research efficiency, to exchange goods, to buy local specialties at cheaper prices, or just to find friends and keep up with trends...

But in any case, as this ritual gradually spread through the Wizard community, the distinctions between "schools of thought" among Wizards began to blur.

Knowledge isolated by geography began to permeate each other. Misunderstandings steeped in books or conveyed from mouth to mouth were resolved by "seeing with one’s own eyes";

Exchanging spells as an equal method to acquire new spells did not trigger the Wizard’s Tower’s warnings about "teaching spells to outsiders" because it enriched the spell inventory of the Wizard’s Tower...

And personal formulas, optimized versions of spells that were originally private and not part of the Wizard’s Tower were allowed to be traded and taught.

Thus, high tower Wizards scattered around the world, with the help of the ritual invented by Salvatore... gradually began to restore contact with each other.

Initially, it was those Wizards who had friends abroad and found it difficult to reunite; then came the socially adept "fulfilled Wizards" who hoped to expand their social circles; and later, studious introverted Wizards were dragged into the "Mirror Hall" by friends and partners.

The Wizards’ solitude gradually filled with more and more voices; these fragmented, intelligent minds were also increasingly connected; the voices echoing in everyone’s heads grew more numerous and louder.

Separated by great distances and barriers for so long, when the paths of communication between Wizards were reopened, everyone rejoiced.

It was like the dawn of the internet at the end of the twentieth century, ending the era of pen pals. For everyone, it was a novel, joyful, and delightful experience.

And Salvatore’s ritual was innumerable times more practical than the early days of the internet!

Thirsty souls eagerly soaked up knowledge. Even Salvatore found a few "mirror friends" from foreign lands through the ritual, experiencing their living conditions and absorbing knowledge from other Wizard’s Towers via their stories and demonstrations.

With the collective optimization of all Wizards, this ritual was continually refined.

It is now called "Salvatore’s Mirror Friendship Ritual."

The cost of materials and risks associated with the ritual have been continuously lowered by numerous intelligent minds — with supporting public facilities such as Mirror Halls and Mirror Houses rising. Even the Wizard’s Towers in various places began to teach this ritual to their apprentices.

Some Wizard’s Towers... such as the Heath Tower of Black, even boldly introduced the "Mirror Professor" system.

A professor known to Salvatore from the Thousand-Faced Phantom Tower readily accepted his invitation to teach his students more advanced, more accurate Idol School spells.