The Wizard: From Zero-Ring Wizard to Almighty Lord.

Chapter 237 The Arrival of Sirius

Chapter 237

Although the intervention of the Meteor Council has brought some uncontrollable factors, fortunately they are only asking the Spirit Eye Wizard to provide some cooperation in the near future.

At least for now, this underground force has not posed a substantial threat to the situation that Lynn has painstakingly built up.

Meanwhile, Green, Lynn, and Clara, who had rushed back from the Forgestone, had already arrived in the Kingdom of Eluria.

On the boundless plains stand towering, magnificent buildings, the very same "Hall of Life" that Lynn himself built and which has now become a grand and imposing complex.

Three figures emerged from mid-air, riding the wind.

"When can I meet with Lingmou?"

Green glanced at the Temple of Life ahead, then turned his gaze back to Lynn and asked in a calm tone.

Without hesitation, Lynn replied in a deep voice, "The teacher is on his way back and should arrive in no more than half a month to a month. Once he returns, I will inform Lord Green immediately."

After hearing this, Green didn't say much, nor did he show any impatience. Instead, he nodded slightly and said:

"That's good. Contact me again when he returns, or if you have any other troubles."

Before he finished speaking, his figure had already vanished like the wind, disappearing silently into the air. Clearly, he had no intention of staying in the Temple of Life to wait for the Spirit-Eyed Wizard to appear.

As Lynn watched the departing phantom of the Morning Star Wizard, he felt a sense of relief.

After all, having a Morning Star wizard by your side at all times, even if there is no hostility between you, is inevitably a huge invisible pressure.

Now that the other party has left on their own initiative, it has given him some time to handle the follow-up matters.

Once everything is arranged, the Spirit-Eyed Wizard will appear and summon Green back.

"Let's go."

Lynn looked at Clara, shook his head and smiled slightly, then strode towards the Temple of Life.

The closer one gets to the temple of life, the more one can feel its immense scale and orderly operation.

On the outermost plaza, three figures were already fully prepared and waiting quietly.

It was none other than the Great Wizard Helen, the Great Wizard Bodo, and the Great Wizard Mona.

Upon learning of Lynn's return, they rushed to greet him immediately.

"Lord Qinglin, during your absence, the Hall of Life has been operating normally and in perfect order, and has now successfully expanded throughout the entire Kingdom of Eluria..."

High Priestess Helen spoke first, her tone filled with pride and respect. Bodo and Mona followed closely behind, each reporting on various developments.

This scene, witnessed by Clara, stirred up emotions within her once again.

After all, these three are genuine Level 3 Grand Wizards, and by all accounts, they are powerful figures among wizards.

But now, they are bowing down to Lynn without reservation, their attitude unbelievably respectful.

Even though Lynn had mentioned that he had a Morning Star-level teacher as a backer, in her opinion, it might not be enough to gain such complete submission.

Judging from the attitudes of these three great wizards, the "teacher" who has not yet appeared is more like... Lynn himself.

However, Clara quickly shook her head, eliminating the almost "correct" answer from her mind.

Even though she felt something was off, she knew that no matter how brilliant a wizard was, the gap between level three and Morning Star was not an easy threshold to cross.

For a level three archmage, becoming a Morning Star Wizard represents a complete qualitative leap, a ascent from the mortal realm to the divine altar.

Any wizard with common sense understands this. And Clara, who comes from the Morning Star wizarding family, knows all too well just how vast the gap truly is.

Lynn was indeed a rare and powerful level three archmage, but he was still not Morning Star.

At this moment, Lynn was unaware of the fleeting guess and denial that Clara had in her mind.

He was listening intently to the reports from the three great wizards.

The Temple of Life remained unchanged during his absence; it did not suffer any mutations or infiltration, but instead continued to expand steadily within the Kingdom of Eluria.

The situation is progressing along the path he planned.

"By the way, what about that matter I asked you to investigate before? Have you gotten any results?"

Lynn suddenly remembered another task he had assigned before leaving:
He investigated the missing members after the collapse of the Forgestone, especially those he specifically provided as key targets.

Upon hearing this, the great wizard Helen immediately became serious, clearly having been prepared.

"Most of those former level three archmages have left the Kingdom of Eluria and are now in hiding. Their whereabouts have not yet been determined."

"As for the level of second-level wizards, the wizards Drai and Black Serpent, whom Lord Qinglin is concerned about, were briefly separated after the Furnace disintegrated, but have now rejoined the Temple of Life."

"As for the wizard apprenticeship stage... Regarding Remy and Yara, whom you asked about, after our tracking, we believe they have completely left the wizarding world and gone to a mortal city-state. There, the two obtained noble titles and have now settled down and started a family, living the life of mortals."

As Lynn listened to Helen's report, his expression remained calm on the surface, but an indescribable emotional turmoil stirred within him.

Those who accompanied me on my early journey have now gone down completely different paths.

The wizard Dre was the one who led him into the furnace, and now, after many twists and turns, he has finally returned to the Temple of Life formed from the remnants of the Spirit Eye Furnace.

Remy and Yara, who had worked with him in the Potions Garden, abandoned their pursuit of becoming wizards after the Forge fell apart, choosing instead to retire from the world and live a life of nobility.

He went from being an assistant at the alchemy table to becoming the master of the castle.

This is understandable, given that neither of them is particularly talented. Rather than risking their lives in the wizarding world, they might as well return to a mortal dynasty and enjoy life.

Lynn shook his head and smiled, not intending to disturb their lives. If Remy were still living in the wizarding world, he wouldn't mind giving him a hand.

As for now, it's clearly unnecessary...

………………

At the heart of the Temple of Life, Lynn's personal wizard tower soared into the clouds, overlooking the prosperity and order of the entire temple.

After settling Clara in temporarily, he went alone to the laboratory on the top floor of the Wizard Tower.

All around was silent, leaving him alone on the high place, his gaze sweeping out the window, overlooking the entire temple of life.

With a gentle wave of his hand, the thick walls around him rippled like water, instantly transforming into transparent windows that provided a one-way view, allowing a clear view of the outside world.

From this bird's-eye view, Lynn could see wizards and apprentices moving about in various areas of the hall.

Compared to its initial rudimentary structure, the Temple of Life has now taken shape, vaguely revealing the beginnings of a large wizarding power.

However, Lynn did not show much joy.

"In the end... it's still too rough."

He murmured to himself, his eyes revealing a hint of scrutiny and dissatisfaction.

"Whether it's the internal structure, the institutional order, or the order and cooperation among wizards, even I, as the head of the temple, have never once spoken in a formal setting... This is not stable." He gazed out the window at the bustling construction and expansion, pondered for a moment, and slowly began to speak:
"Once this period has passed, it will be time to formulate a truly reasonable charter for the temple of life."

As soon as he finished speaking, he waved his hand gently, and the transparent walls around him gradually returned to their original state, as if ink had been rolled back.

The next moment, with a slight thought, a golden light flashed from the void, and a figure appeared, none other than the Spirit-Eyed Wizard.

Lynn turned around and looked at the wizard who was once a powerful being but was now bound:

"After a while, I'll have to ask you to personally handle that deal with Wizard Green."

His tone was calm, yet it contained profound meaning.

"Although I borrowed your name and successfully attracted most of the attention of the Hercules, the cursed divine seal left by the Goddess of the Magic Network... clearly made them have other ideas."

Lynn's eyes darkened slightly as he recalled the two things that Hercules had bestowed upon him that day: the "Body of Hercules" and the "Array of Hercules".

He was still unclear about the other party's true intentions, but after studying the complex and mysterious magic array diagrams in "Martial Immortal Array", he had vaguely grasped some key clues.

That was clearly an array with the properties of "teleportation" and "conversion".

A thought popped into Lynn's mind, and the more he thought about it, the more likely it seemed.

"Could it be... that Hercules is trying to use the divine mark on my body as bait to lure out the Goddess of the Demonic Net?"

He wasn't sure if it was true, but at that moment, the speculation had taken root in his mind and wouldn't go away.

As for the "Martial Immortal Body," Lynn has now completely mastered it and completed the transition to its cultivation.

The original "Star-Forging Body" has been completely replaced by "Martial Immortal Body".

This was not only due to the guidance of the Morning Star wizard Green, but also to Lynn's accumulation and breakthroughs through hard work day and night.

Perhaps it was the talent of "hard work pays off" that came into play, because even the well-informed Green was surprised by Lynn's speed in switching majors.

Only after completing the transformation did Lin En truly experience the power of the "Martial Immortal Body".

The "Star-Forging Body" technique he once cultivated, though based on the power of stars, resulted in his physical body being covered in starlight after success, significantly improving his strength and speed—it sounded incredibly impressive.

However, it has obvious limitations—it can only rely on the power of the stars, resources are limited, and the development direction is extremely singular.

To put it bluntly, it means "more specialized than comprehensive".

"The Body of a Martial Immortal" is completely different.

It clearly stems from Hercules's ultimate pursuit of "no flaws in the physical body".

This body-refining sorcery is extremely bold in its conception, and its core idea is: to have no weaknesses.

Once mastered, it possesses all-around super resistance, capable of withstanding almost anything, whether it be physical attacks, elemental erosion, mental shocks, or the power of rules.

But achieving this comes at an extremely high cost.

First, the body-refining resources it requires far exceed those of ordinary witchcraft.

Multiple extreme materials and special environments are indispensable.

Secondly, the difficulty is terrifying.

Ordinary body-refining techniques only require focusing on one direction and progressing step by step.

However, "The Body of a Martial Immortal" requires comprehensive development, which means that cultivators must have a deep understanding and practical experience of various body-refining systems.

In other words, to cultivate the "Martial Immortal Body" to a high level, one must first become an all-around sage in the field of body refining.

This is naturally not difficult for a sixth-level peak being like the Martial Immortal, after all, he is currently striving to break through to the seventh level and his strength is unparalleled.

But for the vast majority of wizards, this is nothing short of an insurmountable barrier.

The "Martial Immortal Body" is divided into seven levels, corresponding to the seven levels of wizards.

Each breakthrough requires comprehensive accumulation and leapfrogging.

Even the fourth-level Morning Star Wizard, Grimm, has not yet cultivated it to the fourth level!
Even a peak expert of the same level cannot cultivate it to perfection at "this level", which shows that the requirements of "Martial Immortal Body" are far beyond common sense.

"However, this 'Martial Immortal Body' is particularly suitable for me."

Lynn narrowed his eyes slightly and whispered.

He wasn't worried about the difficulty; he believed that as long as he put in enough effort, he would eventually be rewarded.

Perhaps his talent for "hard work pays off" is his greatest reliance in mastering the "Martial Immortal Body".

The version he currently possessed only recorded the three levels of cultivation methods from first-level wizard to third-level archmage. Even after just a cursory glance at the third level, Lynn could determine:

If one can cultivate to the third level, even if a level three witchcraft of the same level hits the physical body directly, the damage it causes will be negligible!

However, body-refining sorcery was ultimately just a secondary area of ​​his study, used to make up for his physical shortcomings.

For Lynn, the main focus at present remains on cultivating meditation techniques to enhance his mental strength, striving to reach the peak of the third-level Grand Wizard as soon as possible, and then aiming for the Morning Star level.

As for "The Body of a Martial Immortal"... it can be studied in one's spare time as a way to hone oneself.

However, if all resources are poured into it, it would be putting the cart before the horse.

……

Nine days later, inside the Temple of Life, Lynn originally planned to appear as the "Spirit-Eyed Wizard" and have his first formal meeting with Green.

However, before the plan could be implemented, the Temple of Life welcomed two unexpected uninvited guests!
Rumble!
The heavens trembled as a vast and powerful surge of spiritual energy swept across the land, carrying an irresistible force that directly confronted the Hall of Life.

This spiritual impact was of an extremely high level, sweeping down like a storm, immediately triggering the automatic response of several magical formations within the Hall of Life, causing flashes of light and the defensive barriers to surge layer by layer.

At this very moment, above the Temple of Life, the sky is clear, the sun shines down, and there are no clouds for miles.

But in the higher, more distant airspace, two figures stood side by side.

It was none other than the Archmage Alder and Sirius!
"In the three-country region, we have thoroughly investigated the other two countries and found nothing unusual..."

Sirius narrowed his eyes, his gaze sweeping downwards, and said calmly, "Only this Kingdom of Eluria is rather unusual."

"According to intelligence, a Morning Star Wizard once resided here, but disappeared without a trace after the [Landscape] incident."

"What followed was a chaotic situation with conflicting forces within the kingdom..."

"But not long ago, a force called the 'Hall of Life' suddenly emerged and quickly integrated the kingdom's supernatural system."

"Even in the battles with neighboring duchies, they killed several level-three archmages, achieving astonishing results."

Sirius's voice wasn't loud, but every word was clear.

He spoke eloquently with Olde, recounting all the information about the Temple of Life.

Clearly, in their eyes, this rapidly rising "temple of life" with unpredictable backing has become the biggest suspect in the Three Kingdoms region!
(End of this chapter)