A noun entry: Wizard

[Low-level Elemental Affinity (Rare): Elemental Affinity +120%, High-level Elemental Affinity +10%]

This is Russell's latest purple rare entry.

After obtaining this term, Russell vaguely realized that the so-called elements were not limited to earth, fire, water, and wind.

Or it could be man-made special elements such as ice or lightning.

There are also deeply hidden elements of light and darkness.

Even spatial elements and temporal elements!

Russell had some understanding of it through "Higher Element Affinity +10%", but the additional higher element affinity was really too weak.

As a result, Russell only knew that these elements existed, but he could not access them, let alone control them.

Getting to know them is something that requires years of effort.

Perhaps, the elemental mages of today have gradually declined because they have lost the ability to perceive these higher elements.

Body-refining wizards, created by imitating bloodline wizards, have fallen to the very bottom of the wizard hierarchy.

Even combining elemental wizardry with body-refining wizardry to become an elemental body-refining wizard wouldn't be much better.

Just as Russell was lost in thought, he arrived at the Panlongshan Ruins.

The airship is also docked here.

"Huh?" Russell was surprised to see a familiar face.

Gus, along with a dozen or so wizard apprentices, gathered around the airship, with Yafna among them.

In fact, Yavna was able to survive that battle mainly thanks to Russell's spell scrolls, in addition to being a second-level wizard apprentice.

The scroll contains the spells Wind Blade, Wind Barrier, and Swiftness.

Russell gave several to Yafna.

That's what kept her going until the end.

After all, that third-level wizard apprentice was fighting against a hundred people single-handedly!

Yafna, with her double-layered defensive spell activated, is clearly a tough nut to crack; we'll have to save her for last.

Anyway, her attack spells were considered weak among the second-level wizard apprentices, and they required several seconds to cast, so there was no need to worry about them.

"Lord Gus, Yafna."

Russell stepped forward and greeted the two people he knew.

"Russell! You really didn't die!" Gus exclaimed in surprise, but in his eyes there was also a hint of "it should be this way."

In Gus's view, how could a wizard apprentice who was destined to become a wizard die so easily?

In particular, Gus also knew that Russell was not a disciple of Schilling like him, but a true disciple!

Perhaps Schilling will give him an unknown trump card to save his life in this incident.

Yafna also came up and chatted with Russell, telling him about what had happened during this time.

After the members of the Wizarding Association arrived, they pieced together the whole story, and Yafna and the others learned the general outline of the matter.

First, Xi Lin learned from ancient books that a royal family of sea creatures was sealed in Panlong Mountain, and he had come to Panlong Mountain five hundred years ago to plot against them.

Now Willis has also learned of this, and has come to Panlong Mountain to sabotage Shilin's plans and try to steal his prize.

The result was that Shilling wanted to make one last desperate attempt, using a magic array as a trigger to collect the souls of the wizard apprentices.

He then used this immense soul power to activate the Soul Transformation Magic Array, transforming himself into a Sea Heir, and then possessing the Sea Heir royal family.

After all, when the secret technique of possession was first created, it was for the purpose of possessing the body of the same race, and preferably, possessing the body of a blood relative.

The success rate will increase significantly.

Schilling had this in mind.

As a result, he failed.

When Xilin broke the seal on the Sea King and attempted to possess him, a powerful Sea King landed from the ocean, killed Xilin, and even knocked down Panlong Mountain!

Then he led the Sea Heirs back to the ocean.

Wizard Willis may have died at the hands of Shilling or at the hands of Haze, but his remains have been lost.

Even if we wanted to find the truth, we couldn't.

Who could blame them? The traces of their battle, along with most of Panlong Mountain, sank into the deep sea.

The third-tier wizard that the Wizarding Association sent for this matter was merely going through the motions.

The matter between Schilling and Willis is a minor one.

Only the landing of Tier 3 Sea Beings is a real event!

Who knows why he landed? Is he going to break the contract signed by the fourth-order beings and start a war between wizards and sea creatures?

Therefore, a third-tier wizard was dispatched.

It's important to know that a third-tier wizard is already a high-level wizard! They hold a highly respected position within the Wizarding Association.

With those fourth-tier wizards all neglecting their duties and focused solely on breaking through to a higher level,

The entire Wizarding Association is decided by the "Supreme Council," composed of seventeen third-tier wizards.

"I already know the whole story. There's no good place to stay in a place where the source of energy in heaven and earth is so scarce."

A tall, middle-aged man dressed in a white witch's robe walked up to Russell and the others.

"You dozen or so wizard apprentices, come back to the Wizarding Association with us. After all, Shilling is still a member of the Wizarding Association."

"As wizard apprentices of Shilling's faction, and his disciples and students, you are eligible to join the Wizarding Association."

"However, the competition within the Wizarding Association is even fiercer. I can say without reservation that, given your situation of being 500 years out of touch with the times, it will be difficult for you to compare with other wizarding apprentices."

"Whether you want to go to the Wizarding Association or not is your choice now. Those who want to withdraw can raise their hands."

Upon hearing this, the wizarding apprentices present looked at each other in bewilderment, but none of them chose to withdraw.

joke.

Having already embarked on the path of a wizard, there is no turning back.

How could anyone refuse a trip to the Wizarding Association, a sacred place in the hearts of all wizards on the continent?

If you refuse, you'll probably spend the rest of your life in regret.

"Very good, you have made a wise choice," the man in white robes said with a smile.

"I heard from Willis that you have the potential to become an arcane wizard, which is why Shilling took you as his disciple?" The white-robed man looked at Russell.

Russell was slightly startled.

Willis?

Is he able to contact the Wizard Association directly in Panlong Mountain?

"No need to be surprised, the Wizarding Association is now capable of ultra-long-distance communication, it just requires the help of large instruments."

"Although similar witchcraft has been developed, its scope is far inferior."

"Alright, once you're at the Wizarding Association, study hard and keep up with the times. I hope to see the day you become a wizard."

The man in the white robe smiled, glanced at Russell's collar, said nothing, and turned to leave.

Soon, a wizard apprentice arrived and led Russell and the others onto the airship.

Before long, the airship took to the sky.

In a secluded corner, another airship soon took off and followed behind this one.

After a moment's thought, Russell realized that this must be Willis's airship.

Otherwise, it would have taken Willis an unknown amount of time to get here from the Wizarding Association.

When Shilling arrived at Panlong Mountain, he was also brought there by airship, but after dropping him off, the airship returned to the Wizarding Association.

"call."

Russell let out a long sigh and gazed at the distant horizon.

In any case, a new life is about to begin.