A noun entry: Wizard

high in the air.

The airship's built-in magic array was activated to maintain the temperature on board, preventing it from becoming too cold at high altitudes.

"There are no empty rooms on the airship, only warehouse number 106 at the bottom is empty. If you all squeeze in and hold out for ten days, you'll reach the Wizarding Association."

"You can move around on the deck normally, but once you're inside the airship, don't go anywhere except for Warehouse 106."

After giving Russell and the others a few instructions, the wizard apprentice left on his own, ignoring them.

He was forced to do this by orders from above, but he clearly had no intention of chatting with Russell and the others.

From their perspective, they were a group of backward people, with little to talk to.

The two sides are not on the same level in terms of strength and vision.

Moreover, wizard apprentices who can accompany third-tier wizards on missions naturally have profound backgrounds and extremely strong abilities.

Gus had no objection to this.

He once led over a hundred men, and they were almost wiped out by a third-level wizard apprentice from the Wizarding Association. This disparity left Gus breathless.

Those who are weak should respect those who are strong; it's perfectly fine if the other party looks down on them.

Russell glanced at the departing figure but said nothing.

He didn't care about these things.

All I want to do is get to the Wizarding Association as soon as possible and find a way to become a True Spirit Wizard.

"Waaaa! Waaaaa!"

Strange cries suddenly rang out in the sky. Russell looked up and saw huge, strange birds attacking the airship.

As the strange birds drew closer, Russell realized that they were a group of bizarre creatures with wings on their backs, bird claws on their feet, but human hands and heads!

"Birdmen, descendants of alchemical creations of ancient wizards."

Russell was not worried; these life forms were common in the sky, and there were even many other types besides birdmen.

It is an "air force" created by an ancient wizard.

They even developed their own civilization, possessing fourth-order intelligence and occupying the sky.

Like Hai Si, he signed a contract with the Wizarding Association.

In the wizarding world today, wizards only occupy the ground, while the sky is inhabited by the Sky Race, descendants of alchemical lifeforms created by ancient wizards.

There are marine offspring in the ocean.

Even underground, there are short-statured subterranean people.

Without exception, all of these races have a fourth-order existence.

Although in ancient times, these races were either servants of ancient wizards or alchemical lifeforms created at will.

But now, it is a powerful force capable of rivaling the Wizarding Association.

"It is said that in ancient times, the wizarding world possessed seventh-tier wizards, who were even capable of leaving the wizarding world to wage war in other worlds!"

"True Spirit Wizard".

Russell took a deep breath and secretly made up his mind that he must obtain the method to advance to the True Spirit Wizard and become a True Spirit Wizard!

During one of their expeditions, the powerful wizards encountered unimaginable terror and despair.

The wizards who went on the expedition never sent back any news.

Many traditions of wizardry were thus lost.

Aside from the path of the True Spirit Wizard, it is very difficult to make further breakthroughs on other wizarding paths after reaching the fourth rank.

Of course, modern wizards are also working hard to research the path of bloodline wizards from nearly lost traditions.

Furthermore, they innovated and abandoned the path of bloodline wizards, creating soul runes to pave a new path for wizards.

The Wizarding Association is now waiting for this group of wizards who have condensed soul runes to grow up and reach the fourth rank, or even surpass the fourth rank.

Until the glory of ancient times is restored!

Unfortunately, soul runes can only be condensed when a wizard apprentice advances to the first tier of wizardry. Otherwise, if a fourth-tier wizard were to rebuild their soul runes, a fifth-tier wizard might have already emerged.

"Boom!"

The elemental conversion array on the airship was activated, automatically absorbing elements from heaven and earth and converting them into lightning elements to bombard the birdmen in the sky.

Lightning is not one of the four basic elements of earth, fire, water, and wind; it is a man-made element. Using elemental transformation arrays to transform lightning is the most common method used by wizards.

The effect is much stronger than that of converting the four basic elements.

"Waaaaah!"

Many of these mindless bird-men were killed in the explosion and scattered like birds and beasts, flying away and fleeing in all directions.

Upon seeing this scene, the elemental transformation magic array gradually stopped, refusing to exterminate the entire enemy force.

No matter how much Originium you have, you can't squander it.

As for these mindless birdmen, they are only at the level of second or third-level wizard apprentices, and like Hai Si, they are not recognized as members of their race.

Only when they develop intelligence, or become a first-order being who automatically develops intelligence, can they be considered birdmen or sea creatures.

Bertrand Russell couldn't help but marvel at the wisdom of the ancient wizards.

The Sealings are a race of extraordinary bloodlines that have always existed in the wizarding world.

The alchemical life forms created by the ancient wizards were able to automatically reproduce, develop intelligence, and evolve into a race!

It is already a means of creating a completely new species.

How is this method any different from that of the gods?

This is one of the reasons why a seventh-tier Holy Spirit Wizard can rival and stand shoulder to shoulder with the gods of other worlds.

After the airship had been flying for a while, several more wind elemental spirits flew in from the sky.

They swept towards the airship like a whirlwind.

"Wind spirits." Russell looked up.

These elemental spirits are born in environments where the corresponding elements are abundant.

The sky is the perfect place for wind spirits to be born.

They are the darlings of heaven and earth, possessing first-tier strength from birth, but everything is fair.

Elemental spirits can only develop sentience when they become fourth-tier kings.

They follow their instincts; if they dislike an airship, they will attack it.

"Whoosh whoosh whoosh!"

The elemental transformation magic array was activated again, and this time, it transformed into the element of wind.

Use the wind to fight against the elemental spirits born from it?

Naturally not.

A stream of air, carrying a strong wind element, blows into the distance.

The wind sprites cheered and rushed into the air currents, being carried away into the distance.

Places rich in wind elements are where wind spirits love to stay.

By creating an environment rich in wind element, the airship can easily attract away wind element spirits.

The airship then continued its journey.

Russell also encountered many other sky races.

It was resolved by the magic array carried on the airship.

The most common method is to use elemental transformation magic arrays to transform lightning elements.

If you bombard them directly and kill a large number of them, these mindless sky races will scatter and flee.

Only when facing a first-tier life form like a wind spirit will other measures be taken; only when there is no other way will a forced kill be carried out.

Clearly, the difficulty of killing a Tier 1 life form is on a completely different level than that of killing a Tier 2 or Tier 3 life form.

After spending a long time on the deck, the group finally entered the airship and found Warehouse 106.

The warehouse was small and empty; there were no goods, not even a light.

It was also a bit cold and damp.

Even with a dozen or so people inside, it felt a bit crowded.

But the wizard apprentices present did not show any disgust and sat down on the ground one by one.

They only have expectations for the future.