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

Chapter 935 Predators

"Arrogant!"

Upon hearing Jemin's declaration, the fire elemental creature's body flared up with flames, and a dark red light exploded in the void, creating a scorching shockwave.

"How dare this mere inferior civilization be so insolent before the Seven Races Alliance!"

boom!

Hundreds of level-eight life forms simultaneously unleashed their power.

Seven distinct energy fluctuations intertwined and collided in the void, causing the spatial structure to groan under their overwhelming pressure.

But the next second, that momentum was reversed by an even stronger pressure.

Four figures slowly emerged from the spatial rift behind Jemin.

Clark walked at the front, with Mrs. Castillo beside him, her long, dark red hair swaying in the turbulent energy currents, her smile warm and radiant.

The Augusta Wizard walked slightly behind, his hands behind his back, his expression as kind as that of a recently retired professor.

Viola was the last to emerge, her silver-gray hair tied in a ponytail, arms crossed, as she surveyed the opposing alien lineup with great interest.

The auras of the three level-seven wizards surged simultaneously.

Although there were only three people, the combined momentum of hundreds of level-eight creatures collapsed like a mound of earth being washed away by a flood in the face of these three forces.

The aliens retreated in surprise and uncertainty, their bodies trembling violently.

They cannot understand what is happening in front of them.

In terms of life level, these four creatures are clearly far lower than them.

But—why does he possess such power?!

Jemin subtly used his mental power to touch Viola: "Senior, are things alright on your end?"

"No problem," Viola's voice came through the mental link. "We're mostly dealing with the stepping stones to higher civilizations over there, so we don't need our commander for the time being. I heard things were interesting here, so I came to check it out."

Mrs. Castillo chimed in, "Little Jemin, you have seven advanced civilizations on your side. Coming here to capture prisoners is much easier than us searching one by one. Well done!"

A group of level-eight Zerg creatures, their bodies covered in dark green carapaces, flew into a rage at the sight of their unbridled conversation.

The leading Zerg creature let out a sharp hiss and opened its mouthparts.

However, before they could fully make a sound, Clark glanced at it.

"Quiet."

He uttered just two ordinary words, but all the sounds from the insectoid swarm vanished in the same instant.

Its mouthparts opened and closed in vain, while its wings on its back rubbed together incessantly, emitting a silent stream of air.

The muscles at the base of their wings, which serve as their vocal organs, were spasming, but no sound could be produced.

The surrounding alien races, witnessing this scene, all wore expressions as if they had seen a ghost.

"You—what kind of civilization are you?!" A mechanical life form made entirely of liquid metal asked with trembling mental fluctuations.

In their algorithm, everything in front of them is illogical, completely illogical!

The Augusta wizard was as kind as an old neighbor when he was with Jemin, but when he faced these alien races, he showed the terrifying side of a wizard.

He chuckled coldly, offering no reply, and simply reached out to grab a group of people.

That action looked completely ordinary.

The dozen or so flying creatures covered in lightning patterns, which were targeted, were horrified to discover that their bodies were not...

They gathered together in a controlled manner.

They flapped their wings desperately, unleashing lightning, trying to break free from that invisible force, but all resistance was in vain.

Their bodies squeezed tighter and tighter, shrinking smaller and smaller, until they were finally compressed into a transparent sphere the size of a fist.

Through the surface of the sphere, you can see more than a dozen level-eight creatures struggling in vain inside.

As the sphere landed in his palm, the Augusta Wizard casually tucked the sealing sphere into his sleeve.

Seeing this, the other alien races were completely panicked.

At this moment, several more spatial rifts tore open behind Jemin, and more level seven wizards emerged from them.

Their appearance suddenly increased the pressure on the alien races present.

Several overreacting alien races launched the first attack. A giant beast covered in bone armor rammed into Clark, while another creature made of shadows unleashed a deluge of black energy at Mrs. Castillo.

Clark raised his hand and lightly traced a line in the air with his index finger.

The charge of the skeletal behemoth was severed by an invisible line, its body neatly splitting in two.

The two halves of the body were frozen in the void, then compressed and sealed into a crystal the size of a fingernail.

Without even raising her hand, the black energy, upon contact with the pale red aura surrounding her, curled up like a tamed wild beast, instead enveloping the shadow creature and compressing it into a sphere entwined with red patterns.

To Karl and Jack's astonishment, these hundreds of level-eight creatures were completely sealed away after being casually grabbed a few times by these level-seven wizards.

The entire process lasted less than half a minute.

Those arrogant and powerful beings of advanced civilizations are like specimens in a laboratory waiting to be labeled in front of wizards.

The remaining alien race attempted to escape.

The level 7 alien race collapsed first, and the level 5 and 6 alien races followed suit and retreated.

Some burrowed back into the spatial tunnel, while others attempted to hide and escape.

But the wizards did not give them a chance.

Viola made her move, and the gray-white laws of pain enveloped a section of the sky, freezing dozens of alien races that were trying to escape in mid-air, causing them to curl up in pain.

Jemin's Black Giant Legion and Dragonblood Mushroom Legion flanked the fleeing aliens and captured them one by one.

One of the fastest alien creatures rushed back into its spatial portal, its tentacles frantically pounding on the nearby instruments, attempting to trigger the portal's self-destruct program.

Once the passage is closed, these terrifying creatures won't be able to catch up!

It could already see the passageway narrowing, and a relaxed smile crept onto its face.

Then, its smile froze.

Because a hand reached in from the other end of the passage, its five fingers spread wide, forcefully holding the narrowing passage open.

The figure of the Augusta Wizard appeared at the entrance of the passage.

His gray hair remained perfectly still amidst the turbulent energy flow within the passage, and a kind of "nuclear benevolent" smile graced his face.

When the aliens at the other end of the passage saw his face, they screamed in despair and instinctively attacked him.

All sorts of random attacks landed on the Augusta wizard, but they didn't even wrinkle his robes.

He endured the attacks of these alien races, slowly opening up the spatial passage and squeezing his body inside.

The other level seven wizards followed suit, each selecting a spatial passage, controlling it, and then entering.

A brief but intense battle fluctuation would emanate from the other end of each passage, before returning to calm.

Before entering the passage, Mrs. Castillo turned back and waved to Jemin: "Little Jemin, I owe you a favor."

The other level seven wizards also nodded amicably to Jemin before entering the passage.

Viola watched the level seven wizards disappear into the passage and clicked her tongue enviously.

She knew that with her current strength, facing an advanced civilization alone would be suicidal, so she had no intention of making a move.

She turned to look at Jemin and shrugged: "Next time something like this happens, remember to call me earlier."

"Definitely," Jemin said with a smile.

Viola waved to him, then turned and stepped onto the spatial teleportation device for her return journey.

Jemin watched her leave, then turned his gaze to Carl and Jack.

The two stood there, completely dumbfounded.

Jemin waved his hand in front of their eyes: "Alright, snap out of it. We should take a look at what good things human civilization left behind from the last era."