Becoming a Wizard by Starting From the Mind Closure Technique

Therefore, when devising a plan to cross the river, this obstacle must be taken into account.

Link shared this point with the team members who were discussing enthusiastically.

Many hands make light work. It’s not just an empty phrase.

The eight team members actually came up with a feasible plan.

Link thought about it and approved of the plan, thinking it was indeed feasible.

Everyone took action under the “Moonlight”.

Soon, everything was set up.

Whether they could cross the river, whether they could successfully rendezvous.

It all hinged on this gambit.

Link took out a tool necessary for pioneering in the Different World from his large bag, a rope,

and connected it to the ropes brought by the team members, tied it tightly, making sure it was secure.

The rope carried by nine people added up to nearly 3 kilometers in length, which was more than enough to cross to the sandbar.

They found a hill nearly a hundred meters above the water surface on the river bank and wrapped one end of the rope around a huge rock.

Then they tied the other end of the rope to the Flying Sphere, which carried the rope over the river, arriving at the Mid-river Sandbar.

The Mid-river Sandbar may be devoid of trees, but that doesn’t mean the terrain is flat, there are also places that rise above the water surface.

Previously, when they agreed on this plan, they fully considered the terrains on both sides.

Link used his last private chat of the day to send a message to Jasmine: Tie the rope tightly at a high place for abseiling.

Jasmine had noticed the Flying Sphere hovering at a low altitude and was currently squatting in the tunnel, observing the situation through the observation hole.

She had never seen this kind of Magic Tool at Link’s place, so she was somewhat doubtful whether other people had discovered this place.

Upon receiving Link’s message, she immediately felt relieved, quickly ran out from the tunnel, and ran towards the Flying Sphere.

This not so long but truly boring wait was truly tormenting.

After discovering the secret tunnel and the Bronze Door, Jasmine even stopped her “entertainment” of digging the tunnel.

She was scared that she might dig up something unheard of, even more eerie than the secret tunnel and the Bronze Door.

If she lost control and succumbed to her desires and made a mistake, that would be bad.

So, Jasmine had nothing to do the whole day today, she could only wait anxiously for Link’s arrival.

Running quickly to the side of the landed Flying Sphere, Jasmine untied the rope end, found a rock that looked more secure, and tied the rope tightly.

Then she sent a message: Tied up, waiting!

After Link received it, he immediately arranged for the team members to tighten the rope.

As the leader of the team, he should know when to hold the back and when to take the lead.

Now, it’s time for Link to lead by example.

He put on a pair of gloves, tied a convenient safety hook to his waist, and moved towards the Mid-river Sandbar while holding the rope.

Thankfully, even though he didn’t specially train his body, the natural tempering of Magic Power enabled Wizard Apprentices to have physical strength far exceeding ordinary people.

Moving along the rope for more than 2000 meters didn’t make Link feel tired at all.

The only nuisance was the Ferocious Beasts resembling crocodiles, but several times larger, in the river, that occasionally sprang out, intending to take a bite at him.

With its fierce open mouth and sharp teeth, its biting power was definitely powerful.

If bitten carelessly, even if the “Defender 3202” suit could defend against direct harm, the pain wouldn’t be any less.

Luckily, the rope was nearly a hundred meters above the water surface. No matter how much the Ferocious Beasts flapped, it was useless.

Link succeeded in reaching the Mid-river Sandbar without any danger.

Jasmine had been waiting by the rock. Seeing Link land, she immediately ran over, holding him tightly, her voice tearful:

“Why did you take so long to come!”