The Wizard Path From The Simulator
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Chapter 1320: Chapter 658 “Patience” (Please Subscribe) Chapter 1320: Chapter 658 “Patience” (Please Subscribe) The Simulation Count was gradually decreasing, and Milton Cheney’s Realm Deduction progress was also gradually increasing.

After all, each simulation yielded considerable gains for him.

Naturally, the improvements were substantial.

Milton had a very clear plan for the upcoming simulations.

Having become familiar with the entire process, Text Simulations had become very easy for him.

He would continue to initiate Text Simulations.

At the moment, his Deduction Speed had not been affected, and he was fully capable of continuing his Realm Deduction.

Until he truly reached the Limit of the third bottleneck.

Perhaps by then, continuing to use Text Simulation would not offer much improvement.

But that time was not now.

After pondering for a moment, Milton stopped overthinking.

His gaze returned to the Light Screen before him.

The Simulator Light Screen still floated in front of his eyes, ready for a new Text Simulation.

[Text Simulation Times: 50]

[Would you like to initiate a Text Simulation?]

Milton’s eyes lingered on the Light Screen.

At this time, there were only fifty remaining Text Simulation Times.

This count of simulation times was not considered many, since what seemed like fifty was, in fact, merely ten.

Milton’s choice remained unchanged; he always overlaid five Text Simulations.

The next moment, with a slight thought,

he directly chose to initiate this round of Text Simulation.

“Overlay five Text Simulation Times.”

“Begin Text Simulation.”

The Text Simulation started smoothly.

This round of Text Simulation would likely not present any unexpected situations.

After all, if there had been any, they would have shown signs earlier.

But up to this moment, no accidents had occurred.

He was quite clear that Text Simulation would not have any unexpected occurrences.

Text Simulation was deemed the easiest type of simulation, since from initiation to conclusion, it was but a moment in reality.

For Milton, it was exceedingly effortless.

Even though in Text Simulations his lifespan spanned tens of thousands of Eras.

But after skipping the textual procedures, the simulation would end in an instant.

The next moment, Milton ceased his thoughts and gathered his state of mind.

The character selection options in black text had already appeared on the Light Screen.

Without the slightest hesitation, he chose two of the three character types.

This step was no challenge for him.

After all, character choices had little impact on his simulations.

Having selected the characters, Milton issued familiar commands in his mind.

Only then did the Text Simulation truly begin.

Black text began to emerge on the Light Screen floating in front of Milton.

His expression remained unchanged; Text Simulation had little effect on his state of mind.

Not to mention Text Simulation, at this time, no simulation could alter Milton’s composure.

Milton simply watched the Light Blue Light Curtain before his eyes.

Moments later, he directly skipped the text process of this simulation.

Thus the text on the Light Screen sped by.

In the blink of an eye, the simulation approached its end.

The black fonts on the Light Screen ceased to emerge.

This signified that the Text Simulation had completely ended.

[…]

[Text Simulation Ends, memory and Realm from within the simulation retained!]

The Text Simulation concluded successfully.

The black text on the Light Screen disappeared completely.

A familiar voice echoed in Milton’s mind.

Strange memories surfaced in his thoughts; these were the inherited memories from the end of the simulation.

For Milton, these memories were not overwhelming.

After all, Milton had a massive total memory capacity.

He assimilated these memories very quickly.

During this Text Simulation, Milton spent most of his time on Realm Deduction.

Almost all these memories revolved around Enlightenment of Realm Deduction.

This was only natural; after all, his instructions during each simulation were to deduce Realms.

As long as there were no accidents in the simulation,

the memories retained after each simulation would mostly consist of such Realm Enlightenment.

Not much time had passed in reality.

Milton had already smoothly assimilated all memories.

The next moment, he slowly opened his eyes.

The gains from this simulation were still significant.

In fact, as long as the speed of Realm Deduction did not slow down, whether it was Text or True Body Simulation,

Milton could always expect significant gains.

Though the extent of improvement was not revolutionary, it was certainly marked.

Milton also hoped to encounter chances within the Text Simulation.

To allow him a substantial boost all at once.

However, such a possibility was very slim.

After all, fortuitous opportunities did not exist in every simulation.

Milton was progressively closing the gap to the next bottleneck with each simulation.

With that thought, Milton stopped pondering further.

He already had plans for the remaining Text Simulations.

Continuing to use Text Simulation was the inevitable outcome.

The efficiency of deducing Realms in Text Simulation was high, and Milton’s eventual gains would be quite significant as well.

Therefore, Milton’s plans would not change easily without better alternatives.

The next moment, Milton’s gaze stopped on the Light Screen again.

[Text Simulation Times: 45]

[Would you like to initiate a Text Simulation?]

“Yes.”

“Begin overlay of five Text Simulations.”

Looking at the prompt on the Light Screen,

Milton directly chose to initiate a Text Simulation.

After completing the character selection, Milton issued the familiar commands in his mind.

The next moment, another Text Simulation began.

Milton did not hesitate.

He directly chose to skip the textual process of this simulation.

In the reality, it was but an instant, and this session had already come to an end.