This crazy wizard is quite stable

Chapter 256 Oh~ Fellow Travelers?

After returning to his territory, Isaac did not go to the Endless Sea to carry out the mission of the Cult of Flesh and Blood again. One reason was that the sacrifice he had made last time was too big, and he needed to lay low for a while.

Although, given the mad witch's despicable nature, major powers primarily expel them rather than kill them.

But Isaac wouldn't see it as a shield. They just didn't want to kill, not that they couldn't. If they were provoked, they would still kill without hesitation, so it was safer to avoid them for the time being.

On the other hand, he also wanted to relax. Although Isaac had anticipated the Mad Witch's situation, he rarely communicated with outsiders and lived in his own little circle, so he didn't have a deep enough understanding of the actual situation.

Not everyone is as tolerant as the people around him; discrimination is still quite serious.

However, although he no longer goes to the Endless Sea, it doesn't mean that Isaac will stop carrying out the sect's mission. On the one hand, the rewards on the contribution list are indeed tempting enough, as it's a floating city!

Even for Isaac, the only way to obtain building blueprints through normal means is to advance to the fourth-tier wizard level, increase his authority within the cult, and then accumulate contribution points over a period of time before he can exchange them for blueprints.

And this is not over yet!
As the most powerful weapon in the current wizarding world, it can be used indefinitely, comparable to a divine artifact in the hands of a god. The difficulty of the floating city is reflected in every aspect, and it is completely incomparable to the wizard tower.

Aside from the costs, blueprints, and personnel that can be addressed by simply throwing money at the problem, the most important thing is that the floating city must be built by the wizard himself!
Yes, unlike mage towers that can be outsourced, both floating cities built from scratch and those transformed from floating islands require the wizard himself to construct them.

Including design drawings!
Just getting your hands on that thing isn't enough; you have to learn how to use it first, then redesign a completely new blueprint, and personally participate in the process. It's an incredibly complicated process!
Therefore, not all high-ranking wizards have floating cities.

But there's nothing we can do about it. After all, the reason why the floating city is the biggest weapon in the wizarding world right now is because it provides wizards with an enormous boost!

For example, the title of demigod.

For knights, only by advancing to the sixth rank can they acquire this title, while for wizards, as long as they advance to the fifth rank, they can try to obtain it.

but!

A fifth-tier wizard, once he possesses a floating city, will inevitably obtain the title of demigod!
Even a newly promoted fifth-tier wizard!

Because floating cities can enhance wizards in all aspects, including their innate wizarding abilities!
The reason why the floating city needs to be designed and built by the wizard himself is precisely this; secrecy is only a minor issue.

The compatibility of different spell factions is only the design challenge; the construction of a floating city is even more difficult, as it involves not only a lot of complex elements but also incredibly sophisticated ones!
It is an absolute test of the wizard's own alchemy skills.

However, the advantages are also quite obvious. Because it was built by the wizard himself, and with a series of spells and rituals that added [mystery] and signed contracts, the connection between the floating city and the wizard is very close. In addition, each floating city has a super strong spatial teleportation ability. Basically, you can summon the floating city instantly from anywhere!

The mobility of the floating city lies precisely in this aspect, rather than simply in its ability to fly.

Floating cities are not such inconvenient things.

Getting back to the point, with the floating city being so powerful, Isaac naturally has to put in some effort, otherwise all his cheat codes would be wasted.
So we still have to keep pushing for the top spot, but we have to change the way we do it. The sect isn't just about frontline missions; after all, they are wizards, highly intelligent people!

Aside from individual combat strength, each high-level wizard also possesses super productivity, and some even have their own production lines!
With such a huge advantage, there's no reason not to make the most of it. Otherwise, how would they fight against those puppet-playing otaku from the Cult of Machine God? So, in addition to combat missions, the cult also has many production missions, and the contributions they make are no less than those from combat missions.

On the other hand, continuing the mission...

This is because the war between the Flesh and Blood Cult and the Mechanicus did not end with the departure of Isaac, this little bastard. On the contrary, the mission he completed before leaving greatly intensified the war!
Because Isaac's sacrifice completely erased the defenses of the Chaotic Sky Sea from the map, the Mechanicus needed to deploy more wizards to garrison there. With the increased troop strength here, the troop strength in other places would inevitably have to be reduced.

The Flesh and Blood Cult naturally wouldn't let this golden opportunity slip by, and immediately launched an even fiercer counterattack, achieving remarkable results in a short time!

However, the Cult of Mechanism is not to be trifled with either!

As a wizarding organization on par with the Cult of Flesh and Blood, its organizational structure is quite large. So large that although the Cult of Flesh and Blood achieved considerable success in a short period of time, it did not cripple the Cult of Mechanism.

Of course, although there was no serious injury, it was still embarrassing!
A tree lives by its bark, and a person lives by their reputation!

Having suffered such a great loss, the Cult of Machines was naturally not going to let it go, and immediately launched an even fiercer counterattack!
As it escalated its efforts, the Flesh and Blood Cult, which already held a significant advantage, also escalated its efforts in response, further intensifying the war!
Under such dire circumstances, the Flesh Cult would only mobilize more wizards to participate in the war, leaving no one idle, so the mandatory missions came one after another.

Fortunately, the sect took Isaac's concerns into account and assigned him mostly production tasks, such as potion making and monster crafting.

Most of the few combat missions he undertakes are not very difficult, and he can complete them smoothly simply by sending out his familiars.

And so, amidst the busy days, Isaac's moving plan proceeded smoothly.

Time passed slowly, and just as Isaac had completed all the preparations for moving and was only waiting to relocate the mage tower, a peculiar task was delivered to him...

"Break the spell?"

Mage Tower Study

Isaac looked curiously at the parchment in his hand. This mission from the cult was rather peculiar; it was to break the magic of the Cult of Machines...

How could something like this happen to him?
Of course, it's not that he can't do it. In fact, Isaac, who possesses the [Analysis] ability, is very good at this kind of thing, even better than some fourth-tier wizards!
But they are only fourth-tier wizards, and only a portion of them.

It's important to understand that from the very beginning of this war, the task of breaking the enemy's magic was always handled by a single fifth-tier wizard, and the same was true for the Cult of Machines. There was simply no chance for a nobody like Isaac to even get a chance to appear.

but now……

Looking at the parchment in his hand, Isaac summoned the cult's spellbook with great interest, stuck the parchment on it, and with a flash of blood-red magical light, a blood-red page appeared in front of Isaac, full of twisted demonic script!

In that instant, Isaac knew why he had been called here...

We're in the same industry!
(End of this chapter)