This crazy wizard is quite stable

Chapter 249 Floating Sea Battle - Infinite Demon Armor (Part 4)

For legendary wizards, once they reach the advanced wizard stage, many materials are no longer necessary when setting up rituals. The stronger their control over concepts, the more freedom they have in setting up the rituals.

Therefore, for some advanced wizards who are good at manipulating concepts, ritual magic is no longer a useless skill; it can already be used in combat.

Of course, generally speaking, high-level wizards rarely use ritual spells in combat, because although ritual spells are powerful, they are clearly not as powerful as power spells. At least in the current era, ritual spells are still a useless tool in combat unless you add a sufficiently powerful [mystical] attribute to the ritual spell.

but……

With so many powerful [mysterious] attributes, what spell wouldn't be powerful if you gave it the current way of wizarding?
While it is said that wizards' magic becomes more powerful with age, that was a thing of the past. The path of wizardry is a journey to seek truth, and it is bound to continue to evolve.

Even legendary wizards who pursue the "mysterious" have developed methods to add the "mysterious" attribute to spells of the new era, thus giving them the same status as ancient magic. Therefore, there is no longer a need to pursue ancient magic as in the past.

Not to mention, modern high wizards also possess the magical art of empowerment spells, which can unleash their own power to the maximum extent.

But there is one exception—the mad witch!
Among legendary wizards, mad wizards are the most adept at manipulating concepts and rituals, and the rituals they are skilled at are mostly related to Outer Gods, making them exceptionally lethal.

However, even among the mad witches, there are those like Isaac who use Outer God trading rituals directly as a means of attack...

That's a scorpion pooping—it's unique.

"Fuck...fuck!"

In the sea, the other higher beings also noticed this enormous and extremely evil ritual site that had suddenly appeared on the battlefield!

In that instant, both the Cult of the Machine God and the Cult of Flesh and Blood underwent a dramatic change in expression, staring incredulously in Isaac's direction. They were all shocked by this madman, Isaac.

After a brief moment of shock, the group that had been fighting to the death just a second ago immediately turned and flew away, quickly getting away from Isaac as if he had poop on him, moving away at an extremely fast speed!

Because none of them knew what exactly Isaac was sacrificing in his ritual!

Admittedly, all the wizards present were legendary wizards, even the wizards from the Cult of Machines who were skilled in mechanical construct modification, and who also had considerable expertise in rituals.

but……

This is a ritual related to Outer Gods. Who in their right mind would study this kind of thing for no reason?

Let alone the fact that their current knowledge base isn't sufficient to analyze this ritual, even if it were, they might not dare to get involved with anything related to mad witches, after all...

Betting on dogs will lead to a bad death!

However, it only looks dangerous. In reality, Isaac is still very reliable, because the success rate shown by the cheat code is still 1,000%!
Furthermore, this so-called one thousand is only the upper limit of the cheat ability, not the upper limit of the sacrifices!

The only difference is that Isaac's sacrifice this time is different in two ways—

Firstly, the goals are different. The target of this sacrifice is a mechanical evil god from the deep sea who likes to collect all kinds of constructs, so mechanical creations are a big plus for Him.

Secondly, the methods differ. Traditional ritual mats, or offerings, not only had to fulfill the conceptual requirements of the ritual, but also had to belong to Isaac himself—this "ownership" was conceptual. This is one reason why mad witches are reluctant to use Outer Gods for trade rituals; of course, danger remains the primary factor.

But that was just a typical mad witch. As for Isaac, he thought it was a great idea to use the trading ritual in battle, which could effectively deal with enemies and also make a killing off the Outer Gods!
Simply a win-win!

He won twice!

Isaac is now incredibly proactive. Once an idea comes to mind, he quickly develops a corresponding method—a little trick to make the ritual site misunderstand the concept!

This move successfully brought Isaac's brilliant idea to fruition!

Of course, this doesn't come without a price.

The cost is that the same concept is much less effective in the ritual setting; now, ten, a hundred, or even a thousand of the same concepts are needed to achieve the same effect as one original concept.

So although the method has been developed, its application scenarios are still very limited, since there are very few opportunities to meet such a large demand.

After all, if the success rate is too low, this move would simply be suicide, just handing food to the Outer Gods.

But things are different now. The wizards of the Cult of Machines have deployed so many constructs in this sea area that Isaac only needs to use a little trick to tamper with the conceptual ownership of these constructs, although he cannot directly seize control of them.

However, it was still easy to offer it as a sacrifice to an external god.

As the ritual proceeded smoothly, a terrifying gaze was projected from beyond the world. On another battlefield, several miracle wizards who were fighting also noticed this gaze. Their bodies stiffened, and they stopped what they were doing, somewhat woodenly but tacitly, and all stared intently at Isaac's side.

At the level of miracle wizards, even Outer Gods pose a considerable threat to them. After all, the higher one goes on the path of transcendence, the greater the gap between them becomes. Compared to Outer Gods, their power is still too weak.

However, they are ultimately much stronger than high-ranking wizards. In addition, only a portion of the Outer God's power is projected into the real world. Furthermore, this is the Endless Sea that the Great Wizard just created, so the power that the Outer God can project is very limited.

Therefore, this gaze made them somewhat apprehensive, but not enough to make them run away immediately. Besides, if Isaac, the mad witch, made a mistake, they would have to help clean up the mess.

Thinking of this, the two miracle wizards from the Cult of Machines looked at the wizards from the Cult of Flesh and Blood with even greater dissatisfaction. They actually dared to send such madmen to participate in the war!
The black-robed and green-robed wizards of the Flesh Cult naturally noticed their gazes, but neither of them said anything. They simply looked silently in Isaac's direction, preparing to deal with any potential crisis.

They couldn't say anything either. Nobody expected Isaac to do this. Who knew this madman would be so crazy as to dare to make a deal with the Outer Gods on the battlefield!
and……

It seems they even used the creations of the Mechanicus as sacrifices...

This guy is really something else...

That's a bit scary~
Meanwhile, Isaac, who had completed the ritual setup, was unaware of how shocked they were by his actions. At this moment, he had focused all his energy on communicating with the Outer God.

While secretly drawing power from the mysterious void, Isaac took out a sphere and spoke casually to the Outer God who was looking at him.

"Great being, please help me repair this puppet armor!"

(End of this chapter)