The cosmic entities from the sky would definitely still come to harvest life energy, regardless of whether that energy was called Chakra or Arc.
But while waiting for the time when those cosmic enemies arrived, I could not simply remain idle.
Lamenting my bad luck or cursing my current helplessness would only hasten the end of my life in an uncertain future.
I had to start training myself hard in this new world, where I needed to build up my strength so that I could become far stronger than I was now and face the threats of the future.
Besides that, I also needed to conduct in-depth research to find out one important certainty.
I had to determine whether my body could adapt to Magic, or whether I could only use Chakra.
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It had already been a week since I first arrived in this alternate Naruto world, thrown into a completely new reality that was utterly unfamiliar to everything I had understood until now.
In this new dimension, there was no Chakra and no ninjas leaping across the rooftops. All the laws of nature I knew had vanished, replaced by a new entity that dominated human civilization, because there was only Magic and Wizards.
I slowly walked along the cobblestone streets on the outskirts of the city, observing people passing by in their magical robes.
The morning sun shone softly, illuminating the vast sky of this new place and reflecting its light across the magnificent tall towers.
In this new world, there were various amazing branches of Magic that the inhabitants studied and passed down from generation to generation.
Each level of Magic had a different rank that absolutely determined the status and level of Wizards in the eyes of society at large.
The social system in this world divided magical power into seven universal levels of Magic.
Those seven levels, in order, were Abteph, Bondas, Cergain, Destrol, Entra, Finxe, and Gerwun. Those names sounded both extremely unfamiliar and sacred to my ears.
In the order of this world, the Abteph level was the weakest for beginners, while Gerwun was the strongest.
The legendary Gerwun-level Magic was said to have been achieved by only one person throughout the entire history of human civilization, namely the Sage of Six Paths.
He was said to possess an extremely rare innate Genetic Magic artifact called the Rinnegan. Those pair of purple rippled eyes were widely known as the first Level 7 Wizard in the long and mysterious history of the Magic world's civilization.
“The only Level 7 in the history of civilization... A power that truly defies reason,” I muttered inwardly, filled with admiration as I clenched my fists tightly, holding back the strange pounding in my chest.
I let out a long sigh because Hagoromo Otsutsuki, in any version of the Naruto world, still turned out to be portrayed as incredibly powerful.
His legend transcended the boundaries of dimensions and space-time, allowing him to remain at the absolute pinnacle as an unmatched figure.
Meanwhile, exactly one level below the absolute peak was Finxe-level Magic. This terrifying level was said to have been achieved by only two extraordinary humans, namely Hashirama of the Senju Wizard Clan and Madara of the Uchiha Wizard Clan.
Those two eternal rivals were people who had broken through the highest limits of humanity and reached Finxe-level Magic.
Through that legendary achievement, they were globally recognized as formidable representatives of the highly respected Level 6 Wizards. This chapter was taken from g.com without permission.
Turning to the modern political order, it was said that the Magic City Leaders of the Five Great Magic Kingdoms had successfully reached the peak of Entra-level Magic.
They controlled the stability of their respective territories with unwavering high-level magical authority.
Even so, there were several other powerful Wizards who chose to live in hiding without exposing themselves to the public.
They also came from their respective Magic Cities of the five great Magic Kingdoms. They were reportedly capable of reaching Level 5 and using Entra Level Magic, placing their strength on par with leaders, yet their existence was considered almost mythical, like ghosts.
For beginners who had just taken their first steps, their magical journey had to begin from the most basic level.
Abteph Level Magic could be considered a type of beginner Magic that amateur Wizards were required to master before progressing any further.
Without mastering this basic level, it was impossible for someone to channel magical energy through the network of their body.
If I had to make a comparison with the ninja world I came from, the Abteph level felt very familiar to me.
The characteristics of this level were similar to the position of a Student from a Ninja Academy or a beginner Genin. That was why it was called a Level 1 Wizard. I had to understand this system so that I would not make the wrong decisions in my actions.
As for the next classification, a Level 2 Wizard was said to be equivalent to an experienced Genin or a beginner Chunin.
A gentle breeze blew softly outside the window, sending several sheets of my notes flying. They contained my detailed analysis regarding the comparison of military strength in this alternate world filled with wonders.
Then, a Level 3 Wizard was described as being equivalent to a middle-level Chunin or an Elite who had frequently carried out dangerous missions.
On the other hand, a Level 4 Wizard was equivalent to the strength of a Jonin, a high-ranking level that was already greatly respected and held considerable influence in determining the course of strategic battles.
In terms of general classification, the system of power levels in this mystical world was indeed not much different from the Ninja ranks in the Naruto World in general.
This familiar pattern of determining the hierarchy of strength made it much easier for me to adapt to this mysterious new environment without feeling like a complete stranger.
Despite having a similar rank structure, the alternate Naruto world in this dimension was far more advanced because of the existence of Magic Ships that could freely fly across the vast sky.
These luxurious vehicles powered by magical energy made it easier to travel between distant regions separated by oceans and towering cliffs.
Aside from flying ships, this advanced magical civilization was also supported by the existence of mass Teleportation Portals scattered throughout every major city.
These public facilities could be freely used by other people without actually needing to study the complicated theories behind the highly sacred formulas of Teleportation Magic.
And the various other innovations that existed in this world made everyday life for its people much easier.
Thanks to the kindness of the legendary Head of the Uzumaki Clan, I was allowed to stay on this beautiful floating island for as long as I wanted without any demanding conditions.
"But why is she being so kind? After all, I'm still a stranger here," I thought suspiciously as I pondered alone that night.
At first, I had been confused by the sudden decision of the Head of the Uzumaki Clan, who had immediately welcomed me and allowed me to settle down and stay in this sacred place.
Through my daily observations, I finally realized why the Head of the Clan had not been suspicious of me or overly worried about my presence since the first day of my arrival.
The Head of the Clan allowed me to stay for as long as I wanted because the Wizards of the Uzumaki Clan were actually incredibly powerful.
Their combat capabilities and magical reserves were at an extraordinary level. I was even left stunned when I witnessed a simulation of their abilities firsthand.
At first, I had thought that the power of Magic might not be as strong as the powerful Ninjutsu techniques I used to see in my original world.
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