Wizard: You can become stronger by living life to the fullest.

Chapter 265 050: Extreme Cold Ice Seal

Thinking of this, he immediately took out several spell scrolls from his spatial ring. After some picking and choosing, he finally focused on two scrolls: the ice-type [Extreme Freeze] and the wind-type [Storm Tide].

Both of these are third-circle spells found in the tower of the Elemental Castle. They had been sitting in my spatial ring gathering dust because I didn't have enough mental energy to cast them before. Now it's finally time for them to see the light of day again.

Luo Xi then opened the system panel and began studying.

[You begin constructing the wizard-level spell "Extreme Cold Ice Seal," working tirelessly day and night, neglecting food and drink.]

[32 days have passed, and you experienced a mental breakdown during the setup process, resulting in setup failure.]

[Gained some experience]

[You begin constructing the wizard-level spell "Extreme Cold Ice Seal," working tirelessly day and night, neglecting food and drink.]

[28 days have passed, and your setup process failed due to rune errors.]

[Gained some experience]

[You begin constructing a wizard-level spell model]

[Setup failed after 28 days]

[You begin constructing the wizard-level spell "Extreme Cold Ice Seal," working tirelessly day and night, neglecting food and drink.]

[528 days have passed, and you have successfully built the model "Extreme Cold Frozen".]

[Mastery: Extreme Cold Ice Seal (3 rings).]

[Proficiency Level: Beginner]

After a series of operations, a very complex spell model quickly appeared in the sea of ​​consciousness, like a star that had been lit up in the dark sea of ​​consciousness.

Luo Xi glanced at it; it had taken over five hundred days. After all, it was a third-ring level spell, so it was understandable that it had taken this long to construct.

Then, Rosie followed the same method and began constructing the next spell storm. This time, it took even longer than the Extreme Cold Seal, a full 600 points, which adds up to more than 600 days, nearly two years.

"Tsk tsk, this timing... thank goodness I have a cheat code."

It takes two years of continuous effort to learn a single spell. Although the feeling of mastering magic is incredibly alluring, Rosie thinks that honestly learning it through one's own hard work can be quite maddening.

I checked my balance at the time, and there were only a little over 30 points left.

"Looks like I'll have to save up some time points again."

These past few days have been filled with cultivation, repairing magic arrays, and learning magic here. The time points I accumulated recently have been almost completely used up. The remaining 30-odd points are useless; I'll save them for emergencies.

Shaking his head, Rosie cleared his mind of these random thoughts and returned his attention to magic.

"Let's test its power."

Having learned a new spell, of course I want to try it out.

With that in mind, Luo Xi released the barrier that had been set up around him, left the cabin, and pushed open the door.

Outside the door, Jerome and the others were still focused on their guard duty. Hearing the noise coming from inside, they quickly came to greet them.

"My Lord Wizard!"

"My Lord Wizard!"

Angel walked over and asked excitedly, "Master, have you finished your cultivation?"

Although Luo Xi didn't tell Angel what he was going to do in this seclusion, Angel still vaguely sensed that he was going to do some kind of crucial training, which might even be related to improving his strength.

Luo Xi tapped her profile picture: "Yeah, it's over."

He paused for a moment, then continued, "Have the goblins stop the ship. I need to go out for a bit."

"Yes."

The airship hovered in mid-air, and Rosie then left the airship and flew away.

Because of his plan to advance to the intermediate wizard level, Rosie did not have the airship fly directly to the Sky World after setting off. After all, the Sky World is full of atmospheric creatures, including harpies, cloud beasts, and countless powerful magical creatures. The dangers of training in such an environment might be greater.

Therefore, during this period, Luo Xi kept your airship flying at a low altitude, only a few hundred meters above the ground, still within the area of ​​the ruined ancient city.

After flying through the air for a while, Rossi quickly selected his target.

There, amidst several dilapidated buildings ahead, roamed a group of undead creatures, including skeleton warriors, skeleton archers, zombies, ghouls, and so on, numbering probably in the hundreds.

Rosie's figure flashed through the air a few times before landing on an open space not far from the group of undead creatures.

The scent of vibrant life quickly attracted these decaying undead, who immediately turned their heads, their soul fires flaring within their skulls.

"Hehe!"

"Click-clack!"

The leaky throat emitted an unpleasant hoarse sound, like a wild beast eyeing its prey, and the decaying bones rushed towards Luo Xi.

As soon as Luo Xi raised his hand, the light from the spatial ring in his hand flashed and disappeared, revealing a long two-handed staff in his grasp.

Night fell, and a deathly silence and chill permeated the ruins. Moonlight filtered through the broken roofs and walls, casting dappled shadows on this forgotten land. Within these ruins, a tidal wave surged toward a certain direction, their eyes gleaming with an eerie green light, like messengers from hell.

Rosie softly chanted an ancient incantation, her voice low and mysterious. As the incantation began, the surrounding air began to condense rapidly, forming a thin layer of icy mist. The mist gradually spread, enveloping the ruins and the undead creatures within it.

Immediately afterward, Rosie raised his staff high, pointing it at the horde of undead creatures. His eyes gleamed with a cold light, as if he wanted to freeze all evil under this power.

At that very moment, a powerful surge of ice energy erupted from the tip of the staff, instantly engulfing the entire ruins. This energy, as violent as a collapsing glacier, carrying a chilling cold and endless frigidity, surged towards the horde of undead creatures.

Under the impact of the energy, the undead horde was instantly frozen. Their bodies were covered by a thick layer of ice, as if frozen in an eternal moment. The ice was crystal clear, shimmering with a cold light, making the already sinister and terrifying faces of the undead creatures even more horrifying.

The desolate howls of the undead echoed through the ruins, but these sounds were quickly swallowed by the ice. The entire ruins seemed to have become an ice sculpture museum, forever freezing the howls and despair of the undead onto this land.

The moonlight still shone on the ruins, but these ruins were no longer symbols of death and cold. They were covered by a thick layer of ice, as if draped in silver armor, exuding a mysterious and majestic aura.

Luo Xi stood quietly at the edge of the ruins, gazing at the frozen battlefield, his face expressionless, as if frozen in place by the ice itself.

(End of this chapter)