Ancient Wizards: A Little Progress Every Day

"Knock knock knock—"

A knocking sound suddenly came from outside the door, followed by Linda's voice.

"Lord Dago, your dinner is ready."

"Come in."

The door opened, and Linda pushed the food cart in.

Linda's expression changed noticeably upon entering. After setting the table for Dago, she cautiously asked, "Sir, would you like your room cleaned again?"

It seems to be affected by the lingering atmosphere of despair in the air.

When ordinary people come into contact with this smell without understanding it, they often mistake it for something like decay, corruption, or rot.

Dago shook his head and simply told Linda to leave and come up later to clear the dishes.

He ate dinner alone, pondering how to quickly improve his strength. His current progress was still at the early stage of the first-ring wizard, and he was only a few bottles of high-level potions away from the middle stage of the first-ring.

"Hopefully, Bernal will be able to work well and produce the high-grade potion as soon as possible."

As Dago thought about it, he put the beef into his mouth.

He quickly finished dinner and began his daily meditation practice.

In the days that followed, Dago's life entered another peaceful and regular state.

Although he received his permanent residency certificate as a core member at the Silver Tower, he still chose to stay at the Rose Inn.

The next day, Bernal sent him the ancient recipe for the mental enhancement potion he requested, along with the necessary magical ingredients.

After a major shopping spree in Cletam City, Dago spent nearly a hundred mid-level magic stones before he finally managed to scrape together enough. He kept wondering if he had been ripped off by Bernal.

Fortunately, two days later, Bernal successfully prepared the high-level mental enhancement potion he needed, which made Dago feel a little better.

A month later.

The vast forests of the Great Rift Valley in Cletham.

Thick ice and snow covered the entire area, which spanned several hundred meters in radius.

Only by combining practical experience with insights, and integrating knowledge with action, can we achieve continuous progress.

The progress value of the Soul Seal [Winter Star] is rising rapidly.