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Chapter 131: The State of the Wizards

Chapter 131: The State of the Wizards

"Master, Matu and Osen have sent letters."

As soon as Su Nan stepped out of the meditation room, Carolina hurried over, handing him a letter.

Su Nan raised an eyebrow in surprise and took the letter, opening it.

The Red Widow and the Black Duke had been quiet for so long that he had assumed the two city-states would leave Mystic Lake City to fend for itself and collaborate against Kashaam. He didn't expect to hear from them now.

The content of the letter was simple: an invitation to meet.

The three city lords were to meet alone in the Black Valley in three days, without any soldiers, to discuss matters related to Kashaam.

"Master, did the Red Widow and the Black Duke say anything else?" Carolina asked cautiously.

Su Nan didn't say much, simply passing the letter to her.

After Carolina finished reading, Su Nan asked, "Where is the Black Valley?"

"It's roughly at the intersection of Matu, Osen, and Mystic Lake City, in the center of a black valley."

Carolina, understanding what Su Nan wanted to know, explained in detail, "The Black Valley is a very special place. Once you use elements or magic there, you'll suffer severe backlash, and the stronger you are, the more severe the backlash. That's why Ysura, the Red Widow, and the Black Duke would always choose to meet there, to avoid any ambushes."

Su Nan's expression changed.

It sounded a bit like an anti-magic zone.

However, in an anti-magic zone, you can't cast spells or manipulate energy particles.

In the Black Valley, you can manipulate energy particles, but you'll suffer backlash.

It had a similar effect.

No wonder the Red Widow and the Black Duke chose that place for their meeting.

There, they wouldn't have to worry about Su Nan attacking them.

Similarly, Su Nan wouldn't have to worry about them plotting against him.

"Master, are you going to go?" Carolina asked.

Although Su Nan hadn't explicitly said so, Carolina could sense that he wasn't particularly enthusiastic about collaborating with Matu and Osen.

Initially, Carolina had some reservations about this and planned to find an opportunity to persuade her master.

However, after seeing a few elite dual-blade spiders and high-tier stone golems in the puppet factory a few days ago, she dropped the idea.

What collaboration?

With the golem army, Matu and Osen were irrelevant. Mystic Lake City could handle the insect plague on its own.

Now, it was Matu and Osen who should be worried about how to deal with the insect plague!

"Seeing what they have in mind wouldn't be a bad idea."

Su Nan smiled with a deep meaning.

Although he didn't plan to collaborate, using this opportunity to probe Matu and Osen's true intentions would be beneficial.

After all, once Kashaam was dealt with, it would be the turn of these two city-states.

Knowing your enemy as well as yourself ensures victory. Gathering intelligence beforehand was always a good idea.

"Reply to them and tell them I agree."

After Carolina left, Su Nan walked to his study.

The desk was piled with scrolls of parchment. Su Nan sat down and casually picked one up, spreading it out to read carefully.

The content was about the secrets of the wizards.

This was intelligence that the former Starlight Royal Family had secretly collected, and Kui had sent it to him as soon as he discovered it.

Perhaps because their ancestors were wizards, the former Starlight Royal Family had always placed great importance on wizards, dedicating significant resources each year to gather secrets about wizards in the southeastern domain of the Starlight Continent, compiling and organizing the information.

Over the years, they had achieved considerable results.

According to the intelligence, there were 184 wizards whose whereabouts were known.

Among them, there were 31 first-level wizard apprentices, 148 second-level wizard apprentices, and 5 third-level wizard apprentices.

From the data alone, the number of second-level wizard apprentices was disproportionately high compared to the other two levels.

But upon closer reflection, this made sense. First-level wizard apprentices, who had yet to display their strength, would naturally be very low-key and hard to discover.

Third-level wizard apprentices were simply fewer in number.

In contrast, second-level wizard apprentices, who had already acquired some power, began using their abilities to gain advantages and gather resources, making them the most active group.

Notably, more than 70% of these 184 wizards had passed away over the course of several hundred years.

The remaining ones were scattered across dozens of countries in the southeastern domain of the continent.

The intelligence from the Starlight Royal Family detailed the approximate strength of these wizard apprentices, the countries and towns they were currently in, and the noble forces they were collaborating with.

Su Nan read through each entry, noting that almost all the wizard apprentices had the support of noble forces.

This was to be expected. After all, in this resource-scarce era, it was incredibly difficult for wizard apprentices to gather sufficient resources without the help of a significant number of people.

Notably, Su Nan even found his own intelligence listed.

Up until the rebellion in the Flashing Fief, the report estimated his strength to be at the level of a Second Circle Legendary.

This was quite a bit off.

No wonder the Firelight Church only sent a High Priest with a holy relic to protect Duke Helan in the Lake Blue Province.

Apart from him, there were four other third-level wizard apprentices.

One was a third-level wizard apprentice under the patronage of the Starlight Royal Family, who had already been killed by Ovij.

The second was Ugo from the Immortality Guild.

According to the intelligence, the Immortality Guild was an extremely aggressive and reckless wizard organization, with an estimated membership of eight to ten individuals.

They were active throughout the Starlight Continent, secretly using force to manipulate and control numerous small country nobles and even royal families, forcing them to gather resources for the guild.

Moreover, the Immortality Guild would stop at nothing to enhance their power.

They captured civilians for experiments, allowed modified creatures to massacre villages to collect data, and planted evil demonic plants in densely populated areas, leading to countless deaths. Such atrocities were far too numerous to count!

There was even an incident where an Immortality Guild wizard apprentice killed all the inhabitants of a small country, turning the entire nation into a wasteland!

This event caused a sensation throughout the southeastern domain.

To avoid causing panic, the neighboring countries' high-ranking officials tacitly suppressed the news, claiming that the small country's downfall was due to a major epidemic. As a result, the common people and minor nobles remained largely unaware.

In the vast southeastern domain, apart from the powerful nations like the Azure Gold Empire, the Starlight Principality, and the Thornflower Principality, which the Immortality Guild feared, the rest of the countries had all suffered from the guild's atrocities.

However, the Immortality Guild was so powerful that these countries could only swallow their anger and endure.

"Nightowl was right; the Immortality Guild is a bunch of lunatics."

Su Nan knew without a doubt that the numerous calamities caused by the Immortality Guild's wizard apprentices were likely part of their research to extend their lifespans.

They were a group of madmen who would do anything to achieve immortality!

The only reason the entire continent hadn't become a wasteland was the presence of other rational wizards who kept these lunatics in check. Otherwise, the continent would have deteriorated much faster.

The one piece of good news was that, like the Forest Hut, the Immortality Guild's organizational structure was relatively loose.

Members operated independently, exchanging resources, information, and support through transactions, with little close-knit relationship among them.

This meant that Ugo's previous threats were likely just a show of force.

The claim that the divine remains were something the Immortality Guild must obtain was probably just to scare him off.

The divine remains were likely something Ugo wanted for himself.

However, he couldn't rule out the possibility that Ugo might later pay a price to convince other members of the Immortality Guild to assist him.

Regardless, as long as the entire Immortality Guild wasn't mobilized, Su Nan didn't need to be overly concerned.

Continuing to read, he found that the remaining two third-level wizard apprentices had the backing of the Azure Gold Empire's royal family and the Thornflower Principality's royal family, respectively.

To Su Nan's surprise, according to the intelligence, these two third-level wizard apprentices were also members of the Forest Hut.

"Forest Hut members with ties to the royal families."

The first names that came to Su Nan's mind were Staff and Rose.

From his observations, the two members of the Forest Hut who most exuded noble decorum were undoubtedly these two.

If his guess was correct, these two third-level wizard apprentices were likely Staff and Rose.

Judging by their names, Staff was probably the third-level wizard apprentice backed by the Azure Gold Empire's royal family.

As for Rose, she was likely the third-level wizard apprentice backed by the Thornflower Principality's royal family.

It was precisely because of these two that the Immortality Guild's wizard apprentices dared not make a move against the Azure Gold Empire and the Thornflower Principality.

As for the Starlight Principality, it was protected by Ivans and the third-level wizard apprentice who had been killed by Ovij.

All of these were the wizard apprentices whose locations had been confirmed.

There were many more who had appeared or left clues but whose existence or specific whereabouts remained uncertain.

For example, the other wizard apprentices of the Immortality Guild besides Ugo.

The Forest Hut was no different. Apart from Su Nan, Staff, and Rose, the other members were not mentioned in this intelligence report.

After all, the Starlight Royal Family's intelligence gathering was primarily limited to the southeastern domain, and their influence rarely extended to other regions. Naturally, it was difficult for them to gather information on wizards in those areas.

Spending over half an hour, Su Nan meticulously read through the entire intelligence report, gaining a general understanding of the current state of wizards in the southeastern domain of the Starlight Continent.

It was undeniable that, compared to the billions of people in the dozens of countries in the southeastern domain, the number of wizard apprentices was incredibly small.

Not even one in ten thousand.

In fact, if he were to compare, the combined number of wizard apprentices in the entire southeastern domain might not even match the number in his own base.

Although, it was true that all the wizard apprentices in his base were first-level apprentices.

But it made sense. Given the current state of the Starlight Continent, it was destined to be difficult to produce many wizard apprentices.

Currently, there were two main origins for wizard apprentices in the continent:

The first type was a fortunate individual with the potential to become a wizard, who accidentally came across an enlightenment book and thus awakened their mental energy, embarking on the path of a wizard. They would gradually accumulate strength and resources. If they had enough luck and potential, they could advance to a second-level wizard apprentice and then seek the protection of a noble force, stepping into the limelight.

The number of wizard apprentices who emerged through this path was extremely low.

The second type was those who were of noble or royal lineage.

Some royal families and great nobles, who were aware of the secrets of wizards or had ancestors who were wizard apprentices, would use enlightenment books to test the potential of their family members.

If a family member was found to have the potential to become a wizard, they would be cultivated with all available resources.

This type of wizard apprentice was relatively more numerous and, due to their backing, often found it easier to advance to a third-level wizard apprentice.

For example, Staff and Rose both belonged to the second type.

Of course, there was also a third type, where wizard apprentices themselves cultivated students.

However, this was extremely rare.

Wizard apprentices often found their own resources insufficient, and rarely had extra resources to cultivate students.

Cultivating dozens of students simultaneously with a significant amount of resources, as Su Nan did, was unheard of.

Others were cultivating guardians for their nation or family, or successors to their legacy. Su Nan, on the other hand, was cultivating his own force.

Once these students grew in strength, his base would leap to become the most powerful wizard force on the Starlight Continent.

"Based on this intelligence, it seems there are no formal wizards left on the Starlight Continent."

"At least not in the southeastern domain."

If there were still formal wizards in the southeastern domain, the Starlight Royal Family wouldn't have failed to find any clues over the years.

As for other regions of the Starlight Continent, further investigation was needed.

"Next time I meet with Brother, I should ask him to gather more intelligence on this."

Putting down the intelligence report, Su Nan flicked his wrist, and a rune stone appeared in his palm.

It was the key to finding and entering the Starlight Tower, which he had obtained from Ivans.

"The next appearance is in twelve years."

Su Nan gazed at the rune stone, his eyes filled with contemplation.

According to Ivans, entering the Starlight Tower required passing a trial.

Considering that anyone with the potential to become a wizard had the right to enter the Starlight Tower, the trial's difficulty should not be too high, as some entrants might not even be first-level wizard apprentices.

However, there were other possibilities.

For example, different levels of wizard apprentices might face different trials with varying difficulties.

The exact nature of the trials would only be known once he actually entered the Starlight Tower.

Su Nan estimated that in twelve years, he should be able to construct eighteen star rings and increase his mental energy to over 60 points.

The remaining challenge would be constructing a talent crystal.

This was the most difficult hurdle for advancing to a formal wizard.

Many third-level wizard apprentices were stalled at this stage, spending decades and failing to take the final step before their lifespans ran out.

"Given the current state of the Starlight Continent, even with the synthesis cube, it would take me at least forty to fifty years to construct a talent crystal."

"However, if I can find resources to aid my advancement within the Starlight Tower, I might be able to cross this hurdle sooner."

Su Nan had a vague intuition that the opportunity for him to advance to a formal wizard might lie within the Starlight Tower.

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Chapter 309: Godslaying, the Ultimate Law Crystal
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Chapter 306: Not Just One Sparrow
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Chapter 302: Trying to Be a Sparrow
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Chapter 297: Why Did It Turn Out Like This?
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Chapter 295: Gravity Law, the Most Critical Step
Chapter 294: Third Tier Crystallization, the Power of Law
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Chapter 292: Haste Makes Waste
Chapter 291: The Foresight Remains Unwavering
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Chapter 289: The First Piece of Meat
Chapter 288: One Shot, One Kill
Chapter 287: Let the Star Alliance Show Off for a While
Chapter 286: Elevenfold Power Supply
Chapter 285: The Race Against Time
Chapter 284: The Ace to Turn the Tide
Chapter 283: A Natural Advantage
Chapter 282: The Civil War Erupts
Chapter 281: The Power of Dark Law
Chapter 280: Seizing the Opportunity
Chapter 279: Divine Abomination
Chapter 278: A Freak Even More Monstrous than a True Spirit Descendant
Chapter 277: Truly a Miracle
Chapter 276: Lone Wolf
Chapter 275: Exaggerated Army Numbers
Chapter 274: Star Spirit Bell Tower and the Savage Spirit
Chapter 273: The Battle Begins
Chapter 272: The Poisonous Death Monarch, the Star Alliance's Greatest Advantage
Chapter 271: Divine Corpse
Chapter 270: Planar Exploration, Stellar Fortress
Chapter 270: Planar Exploration, Stellar Fortress
Chapter 269: No Chance to Even Admit Defeat
Chapter 268: Rising Fame
Chapter 267: Star Tower, Rebuilding the Body
Chapter 266: Master of Magic Item Crafting
Chapter 265: War Creation
Chapter 264: Soul Purifying Flower, City of All Things
Chapter 263: Set a Small Goal First
Chapter 262: Exceeding Expectations, the Bio-Nest
Chapter 261: The Falling Stars, Undoubtedly a Monster
Chapter 260: Try It and You'll Know
Chapter 259: The Invasion Turns into a Defense
Chapter 258: Su Nan Indeed Did Not Disappoint
Chapter 257: Ascending to Third-Rank Wizard
Chapter 256: Expanding the Armies, Synthesizing Spirit Orbs
Chapter 255: Affiliate Organizations and Autonomy
Chapter 254: Maisha Edwards
Chapter 253: The Outer Plane Wizard in Search of a Magical Companion
Chapter 252: Upgrade Plan and Apprenticeship
Chapter 251: A True Powerhouse Is Never Held Back by the Environment
Chapter 250: The Source of All Anomalies
Chapter 249: Unprecedented Power
Chapter 248: How Can You Be Poorer Than Us?
Chapter 247: The First Day of Total Annihilation
Chapter 246: Impossible to Spawn a Wizard Power
Chapter 245: The Arrival of the Dark Throne
Chapter 244: All Is Ready
Chapter 243: Planar Cluster
Chapter 242: The Mental Rune and the Dragon Legion
Chapter 241: The Wandering Wizard
Chapter 240: The Witch Hunter Corps
Chapter 239: Frostshadow Stones and the Shadow Realm
Chapter 238
Chapter 237: Tacit Understanding
Chapter 236: The Deceased Founding Emperor
Chapter 235: Advancing to Level 2 Wizard
Chapter 234: The Impact of Five Hundred Years
Chapter 233: A 10% Increase in Energy Particle Concentration
Chapter 232: Ignorance is Truly Terrifying
Chapter 231: Academy Council, Wizard Tower Completion
Chapter 230: A Continent-Wide Monitoring Network
Chapter 229: Welcome to the World of Wizards
Chapter 228: The Eye of the Star
Chapter 227: Passing and Pushing Forward
Chapter 226: Secondary Mana Ore
Chapter 225: Breakthrough, First Tier Crystallization
Chapter 224: An Endless Treasure Trove
Chapter 223: This Is the Master's Command
Chapter 222: A Better Description with an Assistant
Chapter 221: The Wizard in the Book
Chapter 220: The City of Falling Stars
Chapter 219: The Forsaken Siren Sea
Chapter 281: Shattering the Withered Foundations
Chapter 217: Spell Turrets II and Magical Machinery
Chapter 261: Divine Revelation and the Magic Ship
Chapter 215: The Deep Sea Battle
Chapter 214: Building a Foundation
Chapter 231: Tower Spirit 1
Chapter 221: The Necromantic Transformation
Chapter 211: A New Goal
Chapter 121: The First Unified Nation
Chapter 209: Constructing the Wizard Tower
Chapter 208: Breakthrough, First-Level Liquidation
Chapter 207: Bad News, Still No Victory
Chapter 206: Good News, Su Nan Is Not Here
Chapter 205: A Low-Cost Method for Rapid Improvement
Chapter 204: The Wizard Family with a Thousand-Year Legacy
Chapter 203: Encountering the Goddess Again, Information Discrepancy
Chapter 202: The Black Forest
Chapter 201: The Era of the Star Alliance
Chapter 200: The Lightning Elemental Plane
Chapter 199: The Key is Still Su Nan
Chapter 189: The Traditional Art of the Black Key
Chapter 197: We Will Meet Again
Chapter 196: An Honor
Chapter 195: The Last Chance
Chapter 194: Ascending to Dragon Bloodline
Chapter 139: She Is the Controller of the Star Alliance (Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, everyone!)
Chapter 129: The Transformation Plan
Chapter 191: Arranged Marriages and Visions
Chapter 109: A New Era
Chapter 189
Chapter 188: Skipping the Recharging Phase
Chapter 187: The Most Suitable System
Chapter 186: A Ceremony After Over 1,200 Years
Chapter 185: The Forbidden Zone and Black Thunder
Chapter 184: The Synonym for Invincibility
Chapter 183: Base Reform, Wizard Academy
Chapter 182: The Limitations of Wizards, Future Plans
Chapter 181: The Silver Giant
Chapter 180: Advancing to Wizard
Chapter 179: You're Dreaming
Chapter 178: Flipping the Table, the Exiled
Chapter 177: The Truth of the Wizard Legacy
Chapter 176: Trial Challenge, Knowledge Test
Chapter 175: The Council of Truth
Chapter 174: The Target Appears, the Tower of the Stars!
Chapter 173: Divine Energy Carrier
Chapter 172: A Hope for His Children to Strive
Chapter 171: The Ambusher in the Shadows
Chapter 170: Synthesis Concept, an Unprecedented Model
Chapter 169: Talent Crystal Models
Chapter 168: What's the Difference Between a Puppet and a Wizard Apprentice?
Chapter 167: Carlos Python Bloodline, Seeds of Malice
Chapter 166: If You Can Capture This Monster Alone
Chapter 165: A Clear Gap in Strength
Chapter 164: You're the One Who's Alone
Chapter 163: Ambush and Alliance
Chapter 162: The Hunter's Plea
Chapter 161: Clues of a Divine Creature, Secret Puppetry
Chapter 160: Siege Battle, The Odd Winged Statue
Chapter 159: The Blue Gold Empire's Stirrings and Resolving the Distance Issue
Chapter 158: Golem Army Formation, Holy Fist
Chapter 157: An Unforeseen Path, A Dragonkin Familiar
Chapter 156: The Dragon Antler Ranch, Bloodlines, and True Spirits
Chapter 155: Clues in the Dark Forest, Repairing the Elemental Pool
Chapter 154: A Guest, and the Surge in Profits After the System Split
Chapter 153: Enormous Energy Deficit, the Wasted Elemental Pool
Chapter 152: Unfathomable Depths, The Dragon Skeleton Tower Opens
Chapter 151: Inheritance Protocol, Who Is the Prey?
Chapter 150: A Microcosm of Energy Depletion, the Dragon Skeleton Tower
Chapter 149: Perhaps We Fit the Definition of Friends
Chapter 148: The Ecological Garden, a Super-Large Breeding Zone
Chapter 147: Combined Spellcasting and Spell Construction
Chapter 146: Clues to the Draconic Species, Base Administrators
Chapter 145: The Mysterious Prize and the Graduation Exam
Chapter 144: Tier 3 Magic Pattern Constructs, First Deputy
Chapter 143: The Darkfoot Land Dragon, a Rare Opportunity
Chapter 142: Not Interested in the Tower of Stars?
Chapter 141: The Star Alliance's Early Days, Graduation Exam
Chapter 140: Expansion and New Members
Chapter 139: The Bellknocker Mark and a Five-Year Ascension
Chapter 138: The Hope of Becoming a Wizard
Chapter 137: Divine Creatures, Submission, and Rivals
Chapter 136: Your Turn Next
Chapter 135: When Sleep Comes, a Pillow Follows
Chapter 134: The Insect Plague and the Suicide Attack
Chapter 133: The Death Bell Beetle, Casam's Puppet Master
Chapter 132: Absolute Power
Chapter 131: The State of the Wizards
Chapter 130: Life Is Short, Every Second Counts
Chapter 129: Power is Built with Money
Chapter 128: I Advise You Not to Do Anything Foolish
Chapter 127: Clues to the Tower of the Stars
Chapter 126: Legendary Genius, Identity Exposed
Chapter 125: The Machine That Converts Faith
Chapter 124: Immortal Society
Chapter 123: He's Never Feared Anyone in a War of Attrition
Chapter 122: A Feeling of Nostalgia
Chapter 121: Pure, Untainted Energy
Chapter 120: No Need to Wait
Chapter 119: No Need for Mystique
Chapter 118: Let Them Taste This Too
Chapter 117: Amy's Time to Shine
Chapter 116: Tear Down the Establishment and Find a New Master
Chapter 115: Secret Constructs, A Chance to Change Fate
Chapter 114: New Territory, Base 2 Established
Chapter 113: Finish the Rest for Me
Chapter 112: The War of Shared Minds
Chapter 111: A Wild and Creative Idea
Chapter 110: The Infinite Vitality Golden Apple
Chapter 109: Bloodline Mark, Double-Bladed Spider
Chapter 108: The Fatal Flaw of Immortality
Chapter 107: Blood Soul Worm and the 5000-Defense Turtle Shell
Chapter 106: Carolina
Chapter 105: No Other Choice
Chapter 104: The Sphinx
Chapter 103: A Worthwhile Enchanting Core
Chapter 102: Caution and Reverence
Chapter 101: The Underground City
Chapter 100: Enchanted Constructs and the Knight Guard Concept
Chapter 9: A One-Sided Acquisition
Chapter 98: The Hundred-Armed Beast
Chapter 97: Whose Face
Chapter 96: The Grand Wedding
Chapter 95: Bloodline Evolution, Rainbow Sea, and the Underground World
Chapter 94: The Fruit Behind the Scenes Is Indeed Deep
Chapter 93: Today, You Won't Get a Single Thing
Chapter 92: The Cottage in the Forest
Chapter 91: The End of the Tyrant
Chapter 90: Advancing to Third-Rank Apprentice Wizard
Chapter 89: Extraordinary Times Call for Extraordinary Actions
Chapter 88: Advanced Rune Gems
Chapter 87: Secular Kinship Has No Meaning
Chapter 86: The Intruder
Chapter 85: The Magic Rune Core
Chapter 84: Establishing Control
Chapter 83: Announcement for Going Live
Chapter 82: The Unknown Wizard's Apprentice
Chapter 81: High Magic Resistance is Also Relative
Chapter 80: Infiltration
Chapter 79: The Golem Army
Chapter 78: Special Treatment
Chapter 77: The Betrayal
Chapter 76: The Ultimate Protection Ring and the Frostbound Necklace
Chapter 75: The Disaster Spreads
Chapter 74: Synthesizing the Glowing Level
Chapter 73: Tasks and Contribution Points
Chapter 72: Base Visit
Chapter 71: A Level One Summoning to Aid in Surgery
Chapter 70: Seed Improvement and Selection
Chapter 69: The Plague
Chapter 68: Transformation
Chapter 67: Another Path to Success
Chapter 66: Base Completion
Chapter 65: Three Apprentices
Chapter 64: Mental Enlightenment
Chapter 63: Inspection
Chapter 62: Lucrative Magic Stones
Chapter 61: Clay Golem
Chapter 60: Base Construction
Chapter 59: Waiting for a Storm
Chapter 58: Human Cannon
Chapter 57: Young Man, Don't Be Too Arrogant
Chapter 56: I've Come at the Right Time
Chapter 55: A Miracle Indeed
Chapter 54: The Golem
Chapter 53: Surrender and Die
Chapter 52: I Can't Think of a Reason to Lose
Chapter 51: War
Chapter 50: Soul Crystals
Chapter 49: The Haunted Manor
Chapter 48: The Magic Coin and the Protective Ring
Chapter 47: The Hyperactive Elixir
Chapter 46: You Can Kneel and Bark Like a Dog Now
Chapter 45: The Blood Mandrake
Chapter 44: A Thousand-Year Slumber
Chapter 43: High-Concentration Energy Zone
Chapter 42: Treasure Detector
Chapter 41: Wrapping Up This Matter
Chapter 40: The Multitalented Cat
Chapter 39: Divine Blood Amber
Chapter 38: Worse Off Than a Cat
Chapter 37: The Pitiful Lord Cubero
Chapter 36: Haunted
Chapter 35: A New Trade Route
Chapter 34: Clues for the Wizard's Apprentice
Chapter 33: Make Him Speak
Chapter 32: Thank Goodness It's One of Us
Chapter 31: Crush
Chapter 30: Exploiting a Glitch for a Blood Transfusion
Chapter 29: Su Nan's Strength Is Blackstone City's Strength
Chapter 28: The Hidden Dragon
Chapter 27: Eliminating the Root
Chapter 26: The Experiment in Flesh Enhancement
Chapter 25: Ascending to a Second-Rank Wizard Apprentice
Chapter 24: A Resounding Victory
Chapter 23: Fire Imp and the Hybrid Giant Lizard
Chapter 22: Assault on the Tribe
Chapter 21: Mu Zhuo's Overture
Chapter 20: A Transformation Ability of Limited Use
Chapter 19: Energy Runes
Chapter 18: The Fire Fox Trading Company
Chapter 17: The Best Mount
Chapter 16: Synthesizing First-Rank Potions
Chapter 15: Undercurrents
Chapter 14: Blood Vine Ring and Spirit Nourishing Grass
Chapter 13: Wizards Seek the Truth, Not Immortality
Chapter 12: Wizard's Legacy
Chapter 11: Puppet Constructs
Chapter 10: Is This What It Means to Be a Wizard?
Chapter 9: The Blackstone Mines
Chapter 8: Secondary Activation Potion
Chapter 7: The Wizard Apprentice's Combat Power
Chapter 6: Knowledge Is Power
Chapter 5: Spell Models
Chapter 4: The Marvelous Means of Wizards
Chapter 3: Secondary Dragon Blood Elixir
Chapter 2: The Elusive Legends
Chapter 1: The Synthesis Cube
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