The Rich Cultivator-Chapter 261. Multiple titles

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Chapter 261: 261. Multiple titles

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Author Here:

I experimented with multiple titles for this Chapter after losing the original due to a computer issue. I had to rewrite it quickly, but I hope you enjoy it!

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Starfire Virtual World: The Dome of Knowledge

It’s been a year since Tyler made a quick trip to the south. Now, Tyler and the girls are in their third year at Starfire Academy.

Tyler stood among his peers, the air abuzz with anticipation as they waited outside the colossal dome. This wasn’t just any structure—it was an advanced facility constructed using cutting-edge spatial arrays, making its interior vastly larger than it appeared from the outside. As the massive doors creaked open, Tyler caught sight of the previous third-year students leaving the dome. Their expressions were a mix of exhaustion and longing, their reluctant glances back at the dome suggesting the intense experiences they had endured within.

The group of current third-years was ushered inside by their instructors. The interior was breathtaking. Rows upon rows of VR pods floated mid-air, neatly organized into towering stacks that stretched from the ground to the far-off ceiling. Levitating platforms allowed students to ascend to the higher rows. It was a marvel of engineering and magic.

"Everyone, locate your assigned pod. If you need assistance, feel free to ask me or the staff," instructed Professor Ellen, her voice amplified by an array spell, making it sound as if she were speaking directly into each student’s ear.

Tyler glanced at the sheet he was holding. His assigned number was 2025. Nearby, he noticed another student clutching a card with the number 4780. Realizing the sheer scale of the dome, Tyler marveled at how many students it could accommodate—at least 5,000, if not more.

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The Search for Pod 2025

Many students used Levitation spell or Levitating charms to go up.

It took Tyler nearly half an hour to locate his pod, suspended in the fourth row. Using a basic levitation charm, he floated up to it. The pod was sleek and futuristic, its metallic gold exterior gleaming under the dome’s artificial lighting. Smooth, aerodynamic curves defined its design, with glowing accents highlighting its cutting-edge functionality. The interior housed a padded bed, a VR helmet, and transparent tubes connected to nutrient reservoirs.

He pressed his ID card against a scanner, and the pod opened with a soft hiss. Climbing in, he couldn’t help but feel a twinge of apprehension. This wasn’t just a brief simulation—once inside, he wouldn’t wake up for an entire year in the real world. The pods were equipped with specialized storage spaces containing nutrients to sustain the body and drugs to prevent mental exhaustion.

Tyler lay down, letting the soft padding mold around him. As the pod sealed shut, he stared at the helmet above his head. Two hours later, Professor Ellen’s voice echoed through the system.

"Everyone is in their pods. The dome is secure, with staff stationed to safeguard the facility. Relax and focus on your studies. Do not resist the needles."

Tyler barely had time to process her words before he felt a slight prick on his arm. The needles administering the nutrients were shockingly sharp, piercing his tough, warrior-trained skin effortlessly. A soothing warmth spread through his body, and within moments, he drifted into a deep, artificial sleep.

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Starfire Virtual World: A New Reality

When Tyler opened his eyes, he found himself standing back in the dome. It was identical to the one he had just left, but something was different. The air felt surreal, and everything seemed sharper, more vibrant. The realization dawned on him—they were now inside the Starfire Virtual World.

A teacher materialized, hovering mid-air. "Welcome to Starfire," he announced. "You are now part of the server housed within the Starfire mainframe."

The students collectively looked upward, noticing a massive, glowing star dominating the artificial sky. Its light bathed the cityscape in a golden hue.

"This star," the teacher continued, "is the heart of our virtual world. It powers the entire system and allows for the unique time dilation here. Ten years inside Starfire equates to one year in the real world. Use this time wisely to master your studies."

The teacher gestured toward the cityscape visible beyond the dome’s open doors. Skyscrapers of varying sizes filled the horizon, each adorned with holographic billboards displaying subjects and topics. "Each building represents a field of study. You’ll find AIs within each domain to guide you. If needed, you may also summon a human instructor for additional help. Remember, the closer you move to the central tower, the stronger the time dilation becomes."

The students gasped. The central tower, a monolithic structure over 3,000 meters tall, loomed in the distance. Its design was both imposing and awe-inspiring, a testament to the advanced technology underpinning the Starfire Virtual World. ƒгeeweɓn૦vel.com

"Lastly, follow the rules. This world is designed to maximize your potential. Make the most of it," the teacher concluded before disappearing into a shimmer of light.

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Exploring the Starfire City

Tyler stepped out of the dome alongside his classmates and into the sprawling city. The atmosphere was electric with activity. Students rushed toward the skyscrapers, eager to immerse themselves in their respective subjects. Billboards lit up with enticing titles: Advanced Alchemy, Strategic Warfare, Interdimensional Travel Theory, and countless others.

While others hurried to their destinations, Tyler paused, taking in the scene. The city was a marvel of innovation—a seamless blend of magic and technology. Floating walkways connected buildings, and streams of data flowed like rivers above their heads.

His gaze was drawn to the central tower. The closer one got to it, the more time slowed down. A year spent studying near the base of the tower could yield the equivalent of ten years’ worth of knowledge in the virtual world. It was both an opportunity and a challenge.

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The First Steps

Tyler decided to start with the basics. He entered a nearby skyscraper labeled Fundamentals of Advanced Array Design. Inside, an AI in the form of a floating orb greeted him. "Welcome, Tyler White. These are the things related to your course. Do you want to study?"

Tyler answered with an ’Yes’

The room transformed, walls dissolving into a vast, interactive display of glowing array symbols. The AI guided him through the foundational principles of array construction, explaining the nuances of power distribution, stabilization techniques, and amplification mechanisms.

Time seemed to blur as Tyler absorbed the lessons. The AI was efficient, breaking down complex theories into digestible segments. Whenever Tyler struggled, the AI slowed down, adapting its teaching style to suit his needs.

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A City of Endless Possibilities

Over the next several virtual months, Tyler explored various fields of study. He ventured into buildings dedicated to Arrays, Charms and Technology. Each subject had its own immersive environment, designed to make learning as engaging as possible.

One of Tyler’s favorite experiences was the study of Teleportation Array. Though it is not good as Waypoint Terminal, he was suprised by the fact they are teaching him Basics of Teleportation Array.

Meanwhile Lily, Darla, Mathilda and Astrid are in different area in the Virtual City learning different things. With the Size of the city, It’s less possible for them to encounter each other.

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Approaching the Tower

As the months turned into years within the virtual world, Tyler felt a growing pull toward the central tower. The knowledge he sought lay within its enigmatic walls, but reaching it wasn’t easy. The path was lined with challenges, including advanced tests and puzzles designed to push students to their limits.

Tyler’s determination never wavered. He knew the time dilation near the tower’s base would provide him with the edge he needed to master his craft. The lessons he had learned so far were just the beginning.