In the days that followed, the wizards settled into this tower palace that hosted the plane.
More accurately, they mostly stayed in the magnificent hall where they initially gathered.
The hall was extremely spacious, with a dome a hundred meters high, able to accommodate thousands without feeling crowded.
The daily basic necessities for food were provided and served by the well-trained servant races under Steward Anton Buchanan.
For Jeming, apart from being unable to conduct complex experiments requiring specific large instruments, his life rhythm was not much different from his usual seclusion in the laboratory—merely changing the research location from a private lab to a corner of this public hall.
He was still immersed in the sea of knowledge, holding a knowledge crystal, mind drawn into it, completely ignoring the outside clatter.
Not only Jeming, but most wizards present, regardless of their seniority, weren't of a nature to waste time idly.
