Ancient Wizards: A Little Progress Every Day

"Some say that the land of truth and peace is hidden among the stars. This claim is impossible to verify, but the idea that it is like a library is a consensus among countless wizards throughout history."

Ronaldo withdrew his gaze from the sky and slowly began to speak:

"The ancient shamans gain infinite wisdom by observing the movement of the stars; I think you've already sensed that."

Dago slowly ran his fingertips along the pages of the book in his hand, hesitatingly answering, "Runes?"

"right."

Rona nodded, a hint of appreciation on his face. "You can't imagine how many runes originate from the stars; it's an uncountable number."

"It is eternal, always guiding wizards on their path, like a mentor."

Dargo remained silent after hearing this, while Rona finally steered the conversation back to the book in his hand.

"The Ancient Book of Stars is the best tool for deciphering the mysteries of the starry sky. It is said that Isidore once possessed it, and it will greatly help you understand Isidore's legacy."

"Are you going to give me this book?"

Dago suddenly looked up and stared at Ronaldo with a rather incredulous expression.

In just a short time, he could already feel the profoundness and extraordinary nature of the book in his hands. The profound truths contained within it could be considered priceless to any wizard.

Dago speculated that the book might be closely related to the core heritage of the Astral School, or even the core heritage of the Astral School itself. Rona also mentioned that the book had once been owned by Isidore.

And yet, Ronaldo actually intended to give him this precious item directly.

"The greatest value of the Primordial Star Book lies in its dissemination of wisdom. It has no fixed owner, and no one can become the true owner of the Primordial Star Book..."

Rona shook his head and replied, "It has stayed with the Star School long enough; I cannot selfishly continue to possess it."

"And Isidore took a part of it, the whole south, and you are the one who most wants to make up for it."

"Is this book currently incomplete?"

Dago paused slightly, looking at the mysterious book in his hand that seemed to reveal all the secrets of the starry sky.

"A long time ago, the Ancient Star Book was divided into several parts, and when Isidore possessed it, it was probably incomplete."

Looking at the black book in Dago's hand, Rona said, "This part should be the most accessible and easy to understand part of the whole book."

I've already shown you how to use it.

Dago nodded, tightened his grip on the book in his hand, then stood up and bowed respectfully and sincerely to Rona once again.

Rona smiled slightly, said nothing, just waved to Dago, then lowered his head and continued to fiddle with the scattered pebbles on the ground in front of him.

With a complex expression, Dago turned around and strolled under the starry night until he was completely out of the space.

Everything he has experienced since he came in has been completely different from what he originally expected.

As Dago's figure completely disappeared at the entrance of the space, a figure appeared on the gray platform, walked slowly to Rona's side, and respectfully called out, "Teacher."

Ronald nodded slightly.

If Dago were still here, he would recognize that the person who appeared later was none other than Frant, one of the Astral School Dawn Wizards whom he had previously forced back with his spell [Miracle Black Hole].

"He possesses an incredibly unwavering will."

Rona gently fiddled with the pebble in his hand, causing the starry sky above to shift, and said calmly, "It cannot be changed by anything, it can only be destroyed."

Frant seemed to resonate deeply with these words, nodding slightly with a complex expression.

"Although we can't make him one of us, at least he will never be an enemy of the Star School."

Rona casually tossed a pebble, which landed on the ground with a crisp sound. In an instant, all the pebbles shattered, turning into countless starlight that scattered away.

Ronald clapped his hands and got up from the ground.

"Starting tomorrow, I will personally teach Zeflin."

With his hands behind his back, Rona gazed at the starry sky above and said softly, "He has always been too arrogant, yet lacks the capital to be arrogant. Dago has taught him a good lesson, and now he should be able to withstand better shaping."

"Yes."

Frant nodded respectfully, and the two stood silently under the starry sky, saying nothing more.

Dago emerged from the portal he had come through and found himself in a spacious, bright, and austere metal hall.

All eight tower masters of the Thorn Ring stood before him, some familiar faces, others he was seeing for the first time.

Undine looked very nervous, but she visibly relaxed after he appeared unharmed. She seemed eager to ask him something, but held back.

The other tower masters all had rather complicated expressions when they saw him.

Dago's triumphant return and his battle against the Astral School shocked not only the wizards of the Astral School, but also had an unparalleled impact on them.

Rumors alone cannot truly convey the weight of the title bestowed upon him by countless people as "the greatest genius in the Southern Wizarding World in a thousand years"—

When Dago trampled over the defeated Zeflin and unleashed the [Miracle Black Hole] on the seven Astral Dawn Wizards led by Frant, they finally realized just how extraordinary and monstrous a talent had emerged from their Thorn Ring.

The leader of the eight was a handsome man with a gentle demeanor, dressed in an exquisite and luxurious robe. The aura and light emanating from him belonged to Dawn. Dago guessed the man's identity and bowed slightly to him.

First Tower Master Manuel smiled, opened his arms to Dago, and said, "Welcome home, Dago Heca."

Dago didn't respond, but calmly said, "The matter with the Starry Sky School should be considered completely resolved."

Manuel nodded, his smile unchanged, as if he had expected this outcome.

"Wizard Rona is as kind as ever."

The others, on the other hand, all showed expressions of joy and relaxation.

"Alright, I think Dago Heca probably wants some space and time of his own right now."

Manuel glanced at everyone, then looked at Dago with a gentle expression and said, "If you need anything, just tell Undine."

After saying this, Manuel patted Dago on the shoulder and walked out of the hall first, followed by the others.

The purpose of these people coming here seems to be simply to see Dago up close.

Soon, everyone left, leaving only Dargo and Undine in the hall.

Dargo heard Undine exhale softly. "Wizard Rona didn't give you any trouble, did he?"