Wizard: My skills can be upgraded indefinitely.

The next day, before dawn.

Ian briefly explained something to Alyvia on the arcane mark.

"I need to take care of some personal matters; it'll take about a month."

Ian stood on the edge of the cliff outside the tower, the night wind blowing his dark blue robe.

"Ian, let's fly over!" Gaga couldn't wait any longer and jumped off his shoulder.

The moment it landed, its body swelled up in the wind.

Its wings spread out like the night sky, its feathers shimmering with iridescent black light, its wingspan easily exceeding fifteen meters, casting a huge shadow on the ground.

Their heterochromatic eyes, one gray and one blue, shimmered with a lively brilliance in the morning light.

The oppressive aura of a first-order transcendent being naturally spread out, startling the birds and beasts in the nearby forest into scattering and fleeing.

Ian lightly touched the ground with his toes, his body rising gracefully and landing steadily on Kaka's broad back.

"Let's go."

"Gah!"

It let out a clear, long cry and suddenly flapped its wings.

boom!

The shockwave exploded, yet the massive body displayed incredible agility and speed.

Like a black arrow released from a bow, it instantly streaked out of the Shadowmoon Tower's range and disappeared into the clouds.

The wind howled in my ears, and the clouds were easily torn apart.

Ian stood with his hands behind his back, his robes fluttering in the wind, looking down at the mountains and rivers rushing past below.

The first-level wizard used his spiritual power to protect himself, keeping the gale at bay.

This speed was more than twice as fast as when he flew through the air himself.

When he has time, he will also seek out a first-tier flight magic spell.

"How long will it take to arrive?"

"Soon, quack!" The quacking sound was still clear in the wind.

"I'm much faster than those slow-moving airships now."

Sure enough, in less than half an hour, a valley surrounded by mountains appeared below.

Castles, towers, training grounds... the outline of the Osborne family's territory is clearly visible.

It was early morning, and servants were already at work in the household, with wisps of smoke rising from the chimneys.

Ian's eyes were indifferent, showing no emotion whatsoever.

"Get out of here."

"Okay!"

With a fold of its wings, the massive body, exuding a terrifying sense of oppression, plummeted vertically towards the most magnificent castle in the center of the valley, like a meteorite!

……

The Osborne family's training ground in front of the main castle.

Four senior apprentices are supervising more than thirty junior and intermediate apprentices in their morning meditation.

The atmosphere in the valley was solemn, but everything was as usual.

Sudden.

call! ! !

A terrifying whooshing sound rapidly approached from overhead.

Everyone instinctively looked up.

The next second, their pupils suddenly contracted to the size of pinpoints.

Endless fear, like icy water, instantly overwhelmed my heart and brain.

A terrifying black giant bird with a wingspan of over fifteen meters is descending from the sky at a speed they cannot comprehend!

The giant bird's eyes were strangely colored, cold and ruthless.

On the broad back of that giant bird, a dark blue figure stood with his hands behind his back.

His robes billowed in the raging air currents, his face remained calm, and his eyes were indifferent.

First-class wizard!

And then there's that terrifyingly powerful supernatural familiar.

An indescribable pressure, like a tangible mountain, crashed down as the giant bird swooped down.

Thump! Thump! ...

On the training ground, more than thirty junior and intermediate apprentices were all pinned to the ground by this terrifying power without even uttering a sound.

Their faces were pressed against the cold, rough ground, unable to move, their teeth chattering wildly.

This is a difference in the level of pure life, which is irresistible.

Those four advanced apprentices only managed to hold on for a moment longer.

His bones creaked under the strain, his face was ashen, and veins bulged on his forehead.

The four of them used all their strength to barely keep from kneeling, but their backs were already bent like shrimp, and their eyes were filled with horror and despair.

What is this?

When did our family provoke such a terrifying being?!

boom!

It landed with a clatter, the gust of wind whipped up by its wings sweeping away the surrounding dust and debris, revealing a smooth stone floor.

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It gracefully folded its giant wings, tilted its head, and looked at the group of "little insects" below with great interest.

Ian floated down from its back, his feet not touching the ground, and hovered five meters above the ground.

His gaze swept calmly across the entire room.

The scene was deathly silent; even breathing was barely audible.

Everyone was like a chicken with its neck being choked, unable to even let out a terrified scream.

Only their bodies trembled violently and instinctively, revealing their inner terror.

An elderly man who looked like the head of the family rushed out from the direction of the main castle, tumbling and crawling.

He was the patriarch of the Osborne family.

When he saw the scene in the square and the god-like figure in the air, his legs went weak and he collapsed to the ground.

His forehead pounded against the stone slab with a loud thud, his voice trembling with sobs and utter terror.

"My lord! Your Excellency the Wizard, the Osborn family has offended you in some way! Please calm your anger and have mercy!"

"The family obeys every command, we only beg you to spare the lives of these ignorant fools!"

He didn't even dare to ask who the visitor was or why they had come.

Asking questions is an offense in the face of the absolute power of a first-class wizard and his terrifying familiars.

"Lion Osborn, who hunted me down."

Just eight words, like a final verdict.

The crowd below, especially the four senior apprentices of the patriarch, were instantly swallowed by boundless despair.

They realized this was a catastrophe that would wipe out their entire family!

This is the price paid for the investigation into a "potions apprentice" back then!

Some people are heartbroken, while others, in this extreme fear and despair, develop twisted resentment.

Why should I?!

Why should that apprentice who was just like them back then be able to come back and decide their fate?!

This subtle yet clear sense of resentment, like a spark in the darkness, was instantly detected by both Ian and Gaga.

Ian didn't even turn his head, just his left index finger.

He casually pointed lightly in the direction of the intermediate apprentice who was harboring resentment.

laugh.

A faint, almost imperceptible pale purple light flashed and disappeared.

The apprentice's face froze instantly with resentment.

The next second, extreme frost spread instantly from his heart, covering his entire body in the blink of an eye.

"Click."

A lifelike ice sculpture, filled with a look of terror and resentment, stands among the crowd.

The ice sculptures reflected a cold luster in the morning light.

Quiet.

This time, even the last trace of resentment vanished completely, leaving only pure, deep-seated fear.

Many people have wet crotches but are completely unaware of it.

Ian’s gaze fell on the five trembling, almost collapsing senior apprentices.

"Were you involved in the decision-making and the manhunt back then?"

His tone remained calm, as if he were asking, "How's the weather today?"

"My lord, spare us! It was...it was the decision of the elders; we were just following orders!"

A senior apprentice broke down in tears.

"Um."

Ian responded, raised his right hand, and gently clenched his fists towards the five senior apprentices and all the junior and intermediate apprentices on the ground.

There were no incantations or complicated movements.

hum!

Dozens of bright white rays, like living, radiant snakes of sunlight.

It appeared out of thin air in front of each wizard apprentice's forehead, and then, at the same instant, gently touched it.

Time seemed to stand still for a moment, then the next moment...

puff puff puff...

A series of sounds, as light as popping bubbles, rang out.

Those five senior apprentices, along with more than thirty junior and intermediate apprentices on the ground, didn't even manage to scream.

Their bodies, starting from the spot on their foreheads where the ray struck, instantly turned into the finest ashes, shimmering with a faint white light.

As the morning breeze blew by, the traces of the five people quietly dissipated and vanished.

On the training ground, apart from that lonely ice sculpture, there was no other wizard apprentice in sight.