I, a cultivator, have ended up in the wizarding world.

Chapter 190 Destroying the Corpse and Returning to Camp

Jemin coldly stared at the two wizard corpses at his feet, which were gradually losing their life force.

He felt nothing; after all, in the wizarding world, only the survivors were entitled to enjoy the spoils of war.

He raised his arm and grabbed the two corpses by their cold ankles. With a slight exertion of his muscles, he ruthlessly tossed the two bodies directly into the alluring, crimson "hatching pool"!

Pfft!
Two soft splashes rang out, quickly replaced by a chilling hissing sound.

The bright red, blood-like liquid inside the incubation pool has an extremely strong ability to decompose and absorb various substances.

The wizard's flesh and blood were like fragile pieces of paper in the midst of it. In the blink of an eye, the two mangled corpses were completely swallowed up and melted away, disappearing without a trace, leaving not even a bone fragment behind.

The surface of the pool returned to calm, as if nothing had happened, except for the eerie crimson color.
Jemin watched all of this calmly.

He could sense that the magic-suppressing field around him was rapidly failing, and the power of the energy crystals had been exhausted.

This is a common flaw in this type of anti-magic item: although powerful, it often has a short duration.

"Judging by the time, the reinforcements should be arriving soon. It seems we need to hurry up and deal with this kind of thing."

With a thought, Jemin re-established a mental connection with the scattered talismans and magical artifacts.

The runic artifacts and metal floating cannons, which had lost power, now glowed again, trembling as they floated up and automatically returned to their positions behind Jemin, forming the familiar "Great Light Image" posture.

Jemin didn't waste time searching for the lost loot; those things were far less valuable than the "hatching pool" in front of him.

He directly activated the power of alchemy and the power of the rune artifact, precisely and brutally cutting off the entire empty room occupied by the "hatching pool," along with the blood-red pool and the entire rock, nearly the size of a small house, with its complex energy circuits extending from the pool below!
The enormous rock, with its pool of blood, was astonishing in size!

Jemin gestured briefly, then regretfully confirmed that the thing couldn't be stored in his internal space.

Fortunately, he had other options.

Then, Jemin took out a spatial expansion bag from his internal space. With a thought, he stuffed the huge boulder, along with the blood-red incubation pool, into the spatial expansion bag.

"Thank goodness for this space expansion bag... and my quota is just enough." Jemin couldn't help but feel a sense of relief.

This type of spatial equipment is considered a special military supply within the wizard legion, a form of welfare.

Only after wizards have thoroughly analyzed the spatial rules of a particular extradimensional plane can they create the corresponding "space expansion bag" based on its characteristics.

These expansion bags are distributed as general equipment to every wizard, and their size is usually determined by the wizard's contribution to the missions in the conquering planes.

As a "logistics" wizard, Jemin received twice as many "quotas" as other combat wizards of the same level!
That's why he had a large enough space expansion bag to fit the boulder, which was almost the size of a small house, along with the incubation pool inside.

If it were an ordinary level one combat wizard, even if they could cut it off, they wouldn't be able to fit it in.

After dealing with these "personal" matters and confirming that no clues had been left behind, Jemin adjusted his posture and prepared to wait for the arrival of external wizard support.

However, he suddenly felt that the entire cavern beneath his feet was shaking violently!

That wasn't an ordinary tremor; it was more like some terrifying force tearing the earth apart!
Suddenly, the top of the cave, which was originally filled with the aura of fire element and appeared somewhat dark and oppressive, suddenly lit up and was filled with a dazzling light!

Jemin was startled and looked up abruptly.

The scene he witnessed instantly left him in a daze!
The rocks and soil above their heads, hundreds of meters thick and more than ten kilometers in diameter, were actually... "lifted up" by someone!

They didn't collapse or shatter; rather, they were as if they had been forcibly pulled from the ground by an invisible and enormous hand.

Then, being manipulated, it slowly but steadily floated towards the sky!

Jemin felt like an ant whose nest had been dug up and was now exposed to the light of day.

The intense, blinding light, carrying the distinctive sulfurous and scorched earth scent of the Fiery Sun Realm, instantly illuminated the entire underground space that had previously been obscured by rocks.

Looking at the familiar, scorching sunlight streaming down from the cracked top, and the spatial rift embedded in the sky that still resembled an eerie eye.

Jemin felt as if his soul had been struck by a tremendous shock.

This power... this control over power...

After regaining his senses, Jemin finally saw clearly the "lofty" figure standing in the air, manipulating everything—it was Viola!

She was enveloped in a milky-white light, and her hair danced in the invisible turbulent flow of elements.

She herself appeared to simply extend one hand, making a light, upward grasping motion.

However, it was this seemingly casual grab that forcefully manipulated such a massive "crust" of rock and soil, along with the complex structure of countless lava giant nests, and sent it flying into the air! Such a magnificent sight would probably be regarded as a miracle in other worlds.

"The power of a third-level wizard..." Jemin thought to himself with genuine emotion.

He had heard of the power divisions among wizard ranks.

A level one wizard can probably destroy a street, while a level two wizard can easily wipe out a town.

Once a wizard reaches the third level, they can easily destroy a small country.

Previously, Jemin didn't have much concrete experience with this, since the level three wizards he had seen didn't often go all out on the battlefield.

But now, he finally has the most direct and shocking feeling.

Just like Viola now, if she wanted to destroy a country, she wouldn't even need any combat-related sorcery.

With just this pure spiritual power, simply carrying such a large pile of earth and rocks, covering hundreds of square kilometers and hundreds of meters thick, to an altitude of thousands of meters and then dropping it directly, would generate enough terrifying kinetic and potential energy to easily destroy a small country!

"Well done, little Jemin." A soft yet clear voice, tinged with a hint of appreciation, rang in Jemin's ear.

Viola's figure appeared beside Jemin in an instant from high above.

Her gaze seemed to hold a hint of surprise.

Jemin's heart skipped a beat.

He suddenly realized something was wrong!
“Senior Viola…” Jemin quickly composed himself, “When…did you get here?”

"Well... let me think. I arrived around the time the three of you finished clearing out the first wave of rampaging lava giants in the cave," Viola said casually, a hint of slyness in her voice.

Upon hearing this, Jemin was startled!
If Viola arrived after they had cleared out the first wave of frenzied lava giants...

Doesn't that mean that Viola saw everything that happened afterward, including the second-level wizard's sneak attack, the death of the first-level wizard, how he killed the second-level wizard, and the final disposal of the two corpses?!
However, he quickly calmed down, after all, judging from Viola's attitude, she probably didn't care about the deaths of the two wizards.

"You...saw it?" After thinking for a moment, Jemin simply asked directly.

Viola did not answer immediately, but instead casually tossed the huge boulder in the air aside, creating a tsunami-like shockwave.

She waved her hand to block the oncoming blast of air, and nodded at Jieming with satisfaction: "That's right, I did see some of the 'little incidents' that happened later."

Her tone was so calm it even seemed nonchalant, as if she were talking about a trivial matter: "Originally, I was planning to wait until that level two wizard attacked you before I intervened to save you. It would be a lesson for you, to teach you to be more wary of people in the future, and not to trust just anyone."

“But I didn’t expect… Jemin, you did so well, much better than I anticipated.” Viola’s eyes revealed an undisguised admiration, an acknowledgment of the ruthlessness and decisiveness Jemin had displayed.

After all, he had been entrusted by Clark to look after his junior.

So after receiving the distress signal, Viola flew over at top speed without hesitation, only to find this scene.

“I’m very satisfied. You survived and erased all traces. You left no trouble at all, which is much better than I expected.”

“I didn’t believe it when Professor Clark praised you to me before, but now I can confirm it. You really are a genius.”

As for the two wizards who died?

Viola didn't even glance at the now empty pool of blood.

“Anyway, they’re not wizards from our Nolan Workshop.” Viola’s tone was as if she were talking about two insignificant passersby, carrying an extreme indifference.

"In these kinds of battles in the wild, the death of wizards is all too common. They crushed the beacon, and when they come here they can't find them, and the camp will only register them as having died here."

"So don't worry, as long as no one knows what happened here, the camp won't investigate further, and the various forces won't cause any trouble because of it."

Listening to Viola's "guidance," a warm feeling welled up in Jemin's heart.

Just then, several dazzling streaks of light flew rapidly toward this place from the distant horizon; they were other support wizards dispatched by the wizard camp.

They were drawn there by the magic network terminal that Jemin and his two companions had crushed.

Meanwhile, Jemin and Viola pretended to "search" the huge hole where the roof had been lifted.

After confirming that there were no “important discoveries” that had been missed… or rather, that there was nothing suspicious that “should not have been there.”

They then reunited with the arriving support wizards and returned to the camp together.

(End of this chapter)