The wizard era begins with the alchemist wizard

Chapter 421 Galaxy Floating
Looking at the old wizard who suddenly appeared, Richard felt a chill down his spine.

Before the old wizard spoke, he did not even notice any trace of the old wizard. If this was on the battlefield, he would probably be dead now.

"Master, you..."

"You are Master Delis!"

Just as Richard was about to speak, he saw Stio shouting with a shocked look on his face.

Delis?
This name is well-known even to someone like Richard who is not very well-informed.

The Reaper Delis, the legendary black wizard of the Four Rings Tower of Truth. According to legend, this black wizard has participated in more than thirty plane wars, killed countless natives, and completed countless impossible tasks.

The most legendary of these is holding back a world master.

In a plane war, Delis held back a world lord on the battlefield for a full half hour.

This action directly changed the situation of the war and allowed the wizard to successfully conquer that world.

But according to rumors, this legendary dark wizard had fallen during his promotion to great wizard.

Richard carefully looked at the old wizard in front of him. The old wizard had a standard human appearance, with no obvious modifications to his body, nor had he integrated any indigenous blood.

In terms of appearance, the old wizard was ordinary, the kind of face that no one would even glance at if he walked on the street.

His build is average, at most he is somewhat sturdy.

As for life radiation and energy fluctuations... the old wizard did a really good job on this. There was almost no outward energy fluctuations and life radiation from the old wizard.

Richard could only do this by relying on the radiation rules.

"It's me." The old wizard replied calmly, "I know that people are saying that I died in the ceremony of becoming a great wizard.

But I didn’t die, I just failed.”

Failed to get promoted...

Richard and Stio couldn't help but tremble in their hearts when they heard this.

Even though Delis said it lightly, if an ordinary wizard fails to be promoted, he will lose at least half his life.

And Delis was able to survive after failing to be promoted to a great wizard. Based on this alone, Delis deserves to be called a legendary wizard.

"Let's stop talking nonsense, President Richard. I would like to invite you to join my plan." Delis said.

His voice was very calm, without a trace of emotion, as if it had been synthesized by a machine.

"Plan?" Richard raised his eyebrows. "I'd like to hear the details."

"I found a hideout of an indigenous resistance organization, but I am not strong enough to wipe them out. So I plan to invite some wizards with sufficient strength to help me eliminate this indigenous hideout."

Delis's words were calm, but Richard heard something unusual in them.

"Enough strength? What does it mean to be strong enough?"

Delis looked at Richard, and his calm gaze made Richard feel a little uncomfortable.

"Your strength is sufficient, but his is not. I personally suggest that you take his points so that others won't benefit from them.

Because even if he enters the inner circle, his points will immediately become someone else's.

His rules are... too few.”

Delis's words were not very pleasant to hear, but Stio did not refute at all. He even nodded and said, "That's true. My fighting ability is indeed no match for those geniuses."

"Not geniuses," Delis corrected, "None of the wizards who can pass the first round of screening are mediocre.

The difference between you and them lies in luck, resources, and a burst of inspiration, not in innate talent. "

Stio was slightly stunned when he heard this, then he lowered his head and said: "Master, there is no need to comfort me, I am not that bad..."

"I'm not trying to comfort you," Delis interrupted, "I'm just stating the facts.

Just like I'm telling you to give your points to your partner right now and go to that boring party."

"Are those natives dangerous?" Richard suddenly asked.

"It's very dangerous." Delis corrected, "Those natives are the most dangerous natives I have ever seen in my life. It's hard to imagine how many wizards those mediocre people in the military used to conquer this world."

Delis' words made Richard's heart sink.

If his guess was correct, these so-called "natives" should be the army of another civilization that remained in this world.

"Can you give me a detailed introduction?" Richard asked in a low voice.

Delis said nothing more, then took out a palm-sized biological specimen from his pocket and threw it to Richard.

"I've temporarily named this thing Galaxy Plankton. It's a semi-gestalt creature. There is a mental connection between these planktons, but each has its own independent personality.

This also makes them extremely flexible in combat. In small battles, this creature does not even need a commander.

The collaboration between individuals alone is enough to cope with the local battlefield."

The more Richard listened to Delis's description, the more disappointed he became. Facing this kind of race, unless the wizards could suppress them in terms of high-level combat power, the two civilizations would have to fight.

Wizarding civilization does not have an advantage no matter how you look at it.

Richard took out his tools and examined the specimen. This Galaxy Plankton specimen was almost at the limit of a first-level creature.

Its physical characteristics are very similar to those of the common plankton in the wizarding world, such as well-developed compound eyes, chewing mouthparts, three pairs of legs on the chest, and three tail filaments on the tail.

But there are also some differences, for example: Xinghe Fuyou's wings have many tiny scales, just like the wings of a butterfly. "The individual strength of this thing is not very high." Richard returned the specimen to Delis, "If this creature is strong individually, the military would not dare to use this world as a venue.

It would probably destroy it directly.”

"It's indeed not high." A trace of approval flashed in Delis's eyes, "The strength of these creatures is almost all at level two or level one, and there are very few level three creatures.

Furthermore, the combat effectiveness of these individual natives is also very weak, and they must act in groups to be effective.”

"Then I feel that Stio can still participate." Richard replied, "Spells like chain lightning should be very useful next time.

And my friend has mastered the rules of thunder."

Delis glanced at Stio and nodded slightly: "That's indeed possible, but before that, I have to say one thing. His strength is not enough. Even if he follows us to kill the natives, his score will not be in the top 100.

Moreover, if the indigenous people trigger his protection mechanism, you will not get his points. "

Richard said indifferently: "I don't lack points, and I don't really want to join the military."

Although joining the military can exchange military merits for promotion to the qualifications of a great wizard.

However, the original selection of the Great Wizard was not cancelled due to the emergence of new regulations.

Richard can still directly participate in the Great Wizard Trial and get the opportunity to be promoted to a Great Wizard.

Don't think that participating in the Great Wizard Trial means that the battlefields you go to are all grinding wheels of blood and flesh. If they join the military, these three-ring wizards will never be able to escape these grinding wheels of blood and flesh.

Upon hearing this, Delis looked at Richard deeply.

Richard's state was the same as his, without any energy fluctuations or life radiation. But his ability was acquired through countless wars.

And Richard clearly did not have his experience.

"Radiation rules?"

Delis had already made his guess.

He pulled a map from his pocket and handed it to Richard.

"Here is the map and the location of the lair. I have to go find a great wizard student next, so I won't take you with me."

After that, Delis merged into the shadows in front of Richard. But even so, Richard still didn't notice Delis's trace.

"What a scary old wizard." Richard sighed.

He unfolded the map. The content of the map was very rough, but it contained all the necessary information.

"It's only a hundred kilometers, not very far."

As he said this, Richard was about to call Stio to go to the nest marked on the map.

But when he looked back, he saw that Stiol was a little entangled and said, "Actually, it would be fine if I just gave you the points. This is a dangerous plan, and I would only hinder you if I went."

Stiol knows his own limitations very well, and if he tries to get involved in something beyond his capabilities, the consequences will definitely not be good.

"What are you saying?" Richard said helplessly, "I've already told you that your rules will be used later, why are you still being so hesitant?
I tell you, these creatures are good things. We will probably have to fight against them for many years in the future.

The sooner you get in touch with it, the sooner you can prepare, so that you can survive on the battlefield in the future."

"Fighting for many years?" Stiol asked in confusion, "Although these creatures are difficult to deal with, even if the wizards in the military are useless, they should have been cleared out in fifty or sixty years.

Besides, we don’t have to clean this thing up…”

"Who told you that this creature only exists in this world?" Richard said quietly.

"What do you mean?"

A trace of panic suddenly flashed through Stio's heart, and Richard's words made him feel a little creepy.

In his subconscious, he deliberately ignored something.

But Richard's next words ruthlessly dug out these overlooked things.

"Stiou, you said that the astral plane is so big, is it possible that there is a large world like the wizard world?

Will the creatures in that world, like the wizards, walk out of the world barrier and expand their power into the star realm?"

Stio's face looked a little ugly. The long-standing atmosphere in the wizarding world has made wizards always regard themselves as civilized and higher beings.

Imperceptibly, the wizard has subconsciously regarded himself as the "Son of Destiny" among the countless races in the astral world.

But this subconscious mind has a very big problem.

That is because the history of the astral world is so long, how can wizards be the first civilized race?

If a race more "civilized" than wizards appears, are wizards also indigenous?
Thinking of those creatures that the wizards regarded as natives, Stio couldn't help but shudder.

He smiled reluctantly: "Richard, are you kidding? We are wizards, and those natives..."

"Stiou," Richard interrupted coldly, "Perhaps my judgment is wrong, this bug may not be from another civilization.

But you have to face the fact that wizard civilization is not an isolated case.

There must be other civilizations in the star realm that are competing with us for the world.

Otherwise, how could the Lost Ones disappear?"

(End of this chapter)