Wizard, I Have Another World

Chapter 364 The Madman

The witch Celli and the hunter Leo went after Aksha, while the rest of them looked at each other in bewilderment, and then they sensed the change in the Titan's core.

"Oh no!"

Ron, a second-circle wizard, was a short dwarf. His face darkened as he said:

"The Dean activated the Titan Core, probably with the intention of fighting to the death, and he will most likely not escape his fate."

"That's right." A female wizard nodded.

"If this place falls into the hands of the witch Celli, given her methods..."

"Even if we don't die, we'll become slaves of the Abyss Hut, and signing a contract for hundreds of years would be considered a privilege."

"The key is..." one person said with a bitter expression.

"Once the Titan Core is activated, only the Dean can shut it down. We can't even leave here if we want to."

"What do we do now?"

They were all second-circle wizards, capable of dominating a region in the outside world, but now they were at the mercy of others.

Waiting to die?

Of course they were unwilling to accept this.

"Everyone."

Ron spoke in a muffled voice:

"Or, let that madman out."

"What?"

The expressions on their faces changed drastically, then they seemed to be deep in thought. The only female wizard nodded and spoke:

"good!"

"That madman is also a fourth-ring wizard. Considering we're both academy wizards, he should at least give us some preferential treatment afterward."

"Hmm," Ron agreed.

"We weren't involved when the dean imprisoned that madman back then, so we're doing a good job by releasing him now."

"Then what's there to consider?" one of them growled.

"Walk!"

The group rushed into the base and, after unraveling a series of complex witchcraft traps, arrived at a dark cave.

Ron swallowed hard, glanced cautiously into the cave, gritted his teeth, and tossed something inside.

"Splash..."

Accompanied by the rattling of chains, a deafening roar echoed from within the cave:

"Aksha, are you trying to humiliate me again?"

"senior!"

Ron hurriedly said:

"I'm Ron from the academy, do you remember me? I used to bring you food here when I was little."

"Ron?" The voice weakened, tinged with doubt.

Is there such a person?

"Senior!" Ron knew the other person had something wrong with their head, otherwise they wouldn't have been trapped by Aksha's scheme. It was normal that they didn't remember him, so he spoke up:

"The academy is in turmoil. Outsiders have broken in, and we are powerless to resist. Therefore, we would like to ask for your help, senior."

"fart!"

The sounds from inside the cave became extremely angry:

"My grudge against Viper Academy could fill the ocean; it would be best if all of you died in the disaster."

"Well……"

"That despicable Aksha? I may look down on him, but there shouldn't be anyone here who can rival him."

"Senior." Ron bowed.

"You don't know, Dean... that Aksha is too stingy. He never relinquishes control of the Titan Core. We've served him for hundreds of years without getting any benefits. Someone deliberately set a trap based on this. He's probably dead now."

"It doesn't matter if he dies, but he's dragging us down with him!"

"What?" The voice jolted, then trailed off with hesitation.

"Aksha is dead?"

"Even if he's not dead, he's practically dead," Ron said.

"Aksha is poisoned and is being hunted by the witch Celli and the hunter Leo. His chances of survival are slim."

"Haha..." The person inside the cave laughed loudly, the laughter unrestrained.

"good!"

"Excellent!"

"That's very good," Ron said hastily.

"Although we are all from Viper Academy, we also hope he dies, and it would be best if a wise and powerful senior like him could lead us."

"snort!"

The man inside the cave snorted coldly upon hearing this:

"Your name is Ron, and you have a rather interesting way of speaking."

"Thank you for the compliment, senior." Ron wiped the sweat from his forehead. Anyone with a discerning eye could see through his straightforwardness, but the person in the cave seemed to be enjoying it. It seemed that his strategy was correct.

"Then what are we waiting for?"

The voice rang out again:

"Let me out!"

"The witch Cherry... I haven't seen her for hundreds of years."

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"Transformer Gold!"

"Top Metal!"

"..."

Looking at the contents of the open-air nine-story tower, Gear Jack trembled with excitement, his eyes shining.

"These are all rare and highly sought-after items!"

"Croak... Croak..."

White crows flapping their wings and screeching:

"certainly!"

"The Titan Core is a sixth-tier artifact forged from the fall of a world. It was once a base for the orc race. When Aksha and his people discovered this place, no one had yet unearthed the treasures inside the Titan Core."

"It was by relying on the resources he mined that Aksha was able to establish the Viper Academy on his own, but he kept the truly valuable things to himself and didn't reveal them."

"Why?" Gear Jack's initial agitation quickly turned to anger.

"With so many good things, even if we don't mention the fourth ring, training a few third ring wizards shouldn't be too difficult."

"Why doesn't the dean take it out?"

The witchcraft he practices requires all sorts of witchcraft materials and rare metals. He had applied to the academy before, but had never received a response.

I originally thought the academy didn't have what I wanted, but now it seems that Aksha simply didn't want to give it to me.

If I were to give it to you...

Jack would probably have become a third-ring wizard long ago!

"This..." Bai Ya froze, then stammered.

Aksha said: Wealth should not be flaunted, otherwise it will attract the covetousness of others. Of course, he himself also likes to collect things, and there have always been rumors that he has the blood of dragons, which is also true.

Lynn shook his head, somewhat speechless.

He didn't know much about the dean of the college, but he had heard that the man was rather stingy, but he didn't expect him to be stingy to this extent.

"What's the use of hiding treasure when people are dead?"

"That's right!"

Gear Jack gritted his teeth and growled:

"I've worked so hard for the academy for so many years and accumulated so many points; these things should rightfully be mine."

"go!"

With a single hand, he raised it, and countless gears of all sizes rapidly assembled, transforming into a giant millstone that fell upon an altar.

"boom!"

The barrier on the altar shattered with a crash, and the strange metal emanating a chilling aura inside was also captured by Jack.

Well……

Lynn pursed his lips, his body swayed slightly, and he transformed into a fire dragon, rushing towards the wizard tower ahead.

In his fire dragon form, he can change size at will; at this moment, he has grown to be tens of meters long, completely enveloping the wizard tower.

At the same time, it spewed flames towards the tower.

"Snap!"

With a cracking sound, the restrictions on the wizard tower shattered on the spot, revealing the treasures inside.

There are more than a dozen tables on the first floor.

On each table was placed something, and each thing was shrouded in a kind of restriction.

They're all good stuff.

such as:

Twelve third-tier wisdom fruits.

This stuff can make stupid people smart, enlighten mindless beasts, and can also be refined into high-level magic potions that increase mental strength and help people gain enlightenment. Each pill is very valuable.

Several books on witchcraft, all written by fourth- or even fifth-ring wizards, include several lineages passed down within the academy.

The third-tier inherited artifact, the Gravity Sphere, is a terrifying weapon that can manipulate gravity and compress a city into a mere earthen structure.

……

One piece per person.

Gear Jack Opening:

"You can choose first, but switching players is not allowed if the page won't open."

"Hmm..." Lynn wasn't in a hurry, but instead looked at the Three-Eyed White Raven:

"The restrictions here are stronger than those outside, and the good stuff on the upper level is protected by a powerful barrier. If Senior Baiya hadn't helped us, we probably would have only been able to take some of the scraps."

"Caw! Caw!" The white crow flapped its wings:

"Are you trying to drag me down with you?"

"No." Lynn shook her head:

"You brought us here, so you should have already guessed what would happen: that the dean would let you go?"

"Aksha is doomed this time. Even if he survives, we can seek refuge with the Rohr family," Jack said.

"White Crow, I've already reached the peak of the second tier, don't you really want to take it one step further?"

"There are some really useful things for you up there!"

The white crow paused, its three eyes darting back and forth, and after a moment's thought, it said:

"I do have some knowledge of the barriers and restrictions here, but I need to choose first when selecting items later."

"besides……"

"Leave the essence of the birds to me!"

"Give me the Demonic Fire first." Lynn raised his hand.

"I need it to be useful."

"The precious metals are mine."

Gear Jack was not to be outdone; the three of them clearly divided the spoils and immediately began to act.

(End of this chapter)