The wizard era begins with the alchemist wizard

Chapter 194: Mountain Bodybuilding, Mountain Breaking Fist

As soon as Richard said this, he saw the mountain dwarf in the iron robe with his eyes wide open, and several dwarves who were accompanying him also stared at Richard.

The look in his eyes was so intense that it seemed as if he wanted to pierce Richard into a sieve.

Soon, the mountain dwarf in the iron robe spoke:

"Master Wizard, I'm afraid your strength is not enough to seize the inheritance of our temple. Please think twice before taking action."

After saying that, a burst of energy suddenly burst out from the mountain dwarf's body. The dwarf in front of him who was so respectful to Richard turned out to be a third-level creature!
Richard couldn't help but smile and shook his head when he heard him say that.

"Who said I want to seize the inheritance of your temple? Master, you have such a strong aura, I think you are the abbot of Changshan Temple. I am honored to be received by the abbot in person."

However, although Richard said this, there was no trace of fear on his face.

This group of aliens are nothing but the property of the great wizard Garlon. No matter how powerful they are, they are still slaves and are completely incomparable to a wizard like him.

The mountain dwarf nodded and said, "I am indeed the abbot of Changshan Temple. I wonder what you meant just now, Master Wizard?"

Richard smiled and said, "Before I went up the mountain, I asked for some information at the foot of the mountain. I heard from the people at the foot of the mountain that the way of the mountain is divided into three levels: secret transmission, monk transmission, and world transmission.

I wonder if I am wrong?"

The abbot nodded and said, "Your Excellency is right. The inheritance of the Way of the Mountains is indeed divided into these three levels."

"So the meaning of these three levels is also as the mountain man said?" Richard continued, "The secret transmission is the core secret of the temple, and only the abbot can learn it all. The monk transmission means that all monks in the temple can practice it. And the world transmission means that anyone who comes to the temple can practice it."

The abbot nodded again and said, "It is indeed as you said."

Richard clapped his hands and said, "That's all. What I want to learn is not the secret teachings of your temple, but the teachings of the world and monks. This is not a big problem for you, right?"

The abbot hesitated for a moment after hearing this. He had thought of many situations before receiving Richard, but he had never thought of this one.

"The Tianxia Chuan can indeed be passed on to you, Sir, but the Sangha Chuan..." The abbot hesitated to speak.

"Hey, don't be so rigid."

Richard pulled out an Aldo mushroom from his pocket.

The fragrance of this mushroom produced by the World Mushroom, which can improve physical fitness, instantly attracted the attention of the mountain dwarves.

"This thing is a good thing. I am an outsider. The monk's teachings are given to me and will not be passed on to other temples. Abbot, please think about it. I have a lot of this thing."

"This……"

The abbot was a little hesitant.

Things like monk biographies are indeed on a vague boundary for temples.

Which temple has not passed on the monks' teachings to outsiders? Some temples have passed on the secret teachings.

Now that Richard is of noble status and has brought out good stuff like the Aldo mushroom, the abbot's heart is constantly wavering.

A few minutes later, the abbot's eyes became sharp, and he said to Richard, "I want to explain to you, sir. Practicing the Way of the Mountains is difficult even for mountain dwarves. And you are a wizard, so it may be difficult for you to even get started."

Richard waved his hand indifferently: "You can teach as much as you want. Whether they learn or not will be my problem."

Seeing Richard's firm attitude, the abbot stopped trying to persuade him and immediately took Richard into the temple.

Changshan Temple was a large temple with over a thousand monks and over ten thousand unsuccessful disciples. On the way to the temple, Richard saw many mountain dwarves carrying rocks.

"Abbot, are these people practicing?" Richard asked, pointing at the people carrying stones.

The abbot took a look and nodded, saying, "Those are disciples who have not yet entered the sect. They are training their bodies by carrying rocks. When they can carry rocks weighing thousands of pounds and walk briskly up the stairs, they will be considered to have entered the sect."

Due to the abnormal gravity in the mountain world, the ten thousand pounds that the abbot mentioned would weigh as much as one hundred thousand pounds in the wizard world.

Richard used his energy vision to observe the group of dwarves carrying stones and found that as they moved, a constantly moving energy light path appeared in their bodies.

This energy started from their hearts and followed different paths. Anyone whose energy path could return to the heart would carry tens of thousands of pounds of stones on their backs.

"Interesting. The training method of the mountain dwarves is similar to the adaptive body. Both are to constantly stimulate the body to adapt to the current environment."

When he arrived at the temple gate, a huge door made entirely of wood, which was very disproportionate to the dwarf's height, appeared in front of Richard.

The gravity in the mountain world is abnormal, and most plants are very short, but there are also trees as tall as mountains.

These trees are so hard that even the finest steel cannot match them. It is impossible for dwarves who have not practiced the ways of the mountains to cut them down.

Therefore, felling these huge trees and making them into doors became an act of demonstrating the power of the temple.

Richard walked forward and touched the door. He had seen this kind of hardwood in the Chamber of Commerce. It was the material for making an alchemical golem.

The abbot came to Richard, holding the wooden door with both hands, and then his arms bulged with muscles.

Squeaky...

The abbot slowly pushed open the huge wooden door. During this process, Richard didn't even notice the energy fluctuations.

This means that the dwarf pushed open the wooden door with pure flesh and blood.

Richard made a rough estimate and found that these two wooden doors would weigh at least a thousand tons in the wizarding world. In this mountainous world, these two wooden doors would weigh at least ten thousand tons.

The mountain dwarf's strength was incredible as he pushed the door open with his physical strength alone.

"Please follow me." The abbot nodded to Richard. After entering the temple, Richard followed the abbot through the twists and turns of the temple carved out of the mountain, heading deeper into the mountain.

As he went deeper, Richard felt the gravity he was bearing was slowly increasing.

When the abbot stopped, the gravity around him had increased from ten times to fifty times.

Under this gravity, Richard's body began to experience energy fluctuations, and he was using magic to fight against this terrible gravity. But the abbot remained the same as usual.

"Sir, what type of inheritance do you want to learn?"

At this moment, Richard and the abbot were in a secret room similar to a secret room. There were many things similar to stone tablets in the secret room.

"What type?" Richard thought for a moment and said slowly, "I am very interested in your fighting skills and the training methods to improve your physical fitness."

After listening to this, the abbot thought for a moment, then turned around, walked into the secret room and took out two stone tablets.

"Master Wizard, according to ancient rules, these things were originally passed on to the dwarves, who were second only to the abbot among the monks. But... well, I hope you are satisfied."

Seeing the mountain dwarf hesitate to speak, Richard asked curiously:

"It doesn't look like you were forced to do this by the great wizard Garlon. Abbot, if you have anything on your mind, you might as well tell me. I may be able to help you answer some of the questions."

The abbot sighed and said, "Lord Jialong has the strength of a martial saint and the mind of a grandmaster. We are in awe of him.

And he really didn't set any harsh rules for us.

As for inheritance... My lord, if you woke up one day and found yourself a historical figure in a secret place the size of a palm, how would you react?

If it weren't for the fact that protecting the secret is something I have been committed to throughout my life, it would also be the foundation of Changshan Temple.

Even if it is a secret, I am too lazy to protect it."

There was confusion in the abbot's eyes. He was confused about himself.

The emergence of the secret realm has shaken the foundation of his understanding. Is he really himself now? Is he really guarding Changshan Temple?

Facing the abbot's confusion, Richard shook his head.

It's obvious that you have never seen wizards' research on secret realms.

Wizards' research on secret realms has never stopped since the day they discovered them. Up to now, the most widely accepted theory among wizards is that the secret realms come from the peeling of history.

In the wizard's worldview, the world is a collection of time and space, that is, past history is also part of the world.

To put it simply, the emergence of the secret realm means that there is a problem in the operation of the world, and new branches suddenly appear in the history that has already been established.

This branch is equivalent to a bug or a tumor to the world. In order to maintain its own stability, the world will cut off this branch.

So in essence, there is no difference between the creatures in the secret realm and the creatures in the main world.

Both creatures are real and the same person.

As for whether to copy or not, this is an ethical issue, and wizards have always been very flexible in this regard.

Two identical wizards can actually get along pretty well if they don't have very weird personalities.

"Abbot, you don't need to be confused. You are you. Although there is a person exactly like you in history, you and the abbot of Changshan Temple in history are the same person.

To put it simply, you are actually dead, but the world resurrects you."

"I was dead? But alive again?"

The abbot pointed at himself, his eyes confused and filled with astonishment.

"Yes, that's it to put it simply. If you feel that your life is meaningless, you might as well go and ask the great wizard Garlon to put you back into the mountain world and rebuild Changshan Temple." Richard said lightly.

“The meaning of life is given by oneself. If you feel that your life has no meaning, then give yourself one.”

The abbot fell into deep thought after hearing this. After a while, he clasped his hands together and bowed to Richard.

"Thank you for your advice, sir."

He then entered the secret room again and took out two more stone tablets and gave them to Richard.

"Sir, these two are the secret teachings of my temple. One is called [Mountain Bodybuilding], and the other is [Mountain Breaking Fist]."

Richard looked slightly startled, but his hands moved very swiftly.

Putting the two stone tablets into his pocket, Richard clasped his hands together and said to the abbot:

"Thank you, abbot."

The abbot shook his head. There was light in his eyes and a smile on his lips, as if he had broken through the confusion in his heart and gained enlightenment.

“What you said to me was like a bright lamp in the dark night, showing me the way.

It is a gift from heaven that Changshan Temple can be rebuilt. If you hadn’t enlightened me, I would probably have continued to waste time in the secret realm.

You have truly given Changshan Temple a new life.

It's just a secret, not worth mentioning."

(End of this chapter)