A noun entry: Wizard

"The unknown deity who transmitted the Knight's Path wasn't actually a deity, but a mechanical wizard?"

Russell was somewhat surprised. "Since the Dream God appeared through the Knight's Path, his divine grace has never been bestowed upon the Divine Grace Continent. Could that also be the work of your master?"

"Of course," the silver sphere affirmed.

"This is where my master descended, and he left me here as a 'beacon.' How could the power of the gods have affected this place?"

"Would a place where you sleep be suitable for a powerful individual of equal strength to stay?"

"Of course, places like this are very common in the nightmare world, and the gods don't care too much about them. After the master arrived, He wisely left."

"As expected, that mechanical wizard was a Holy Spirit Wizard! A seventh-tier being comparable to a god!"

"Otherwise, the Dream God would never have left so obediently."

"You must understand, wizards have always been among the strongest in their respective realms! No god would willingly provoke a Holy Spirit Wizard!"

Russell looked around and asked, "Then why did you grant the so-called five great families the right to enter here?"

"It has nothing to do with me. That was a backup plan left by the master, intended to wait for wizards like you," the silver sphere continued.

"I am a descendant of one of the five great families. How can you be sure I am a wizard?" Russell laughed.

"The treasures of the five great families are widely known. My master said that if he were a wizard, he would definitely try every means to get a look."

"And replacing the bloodline of the five great families is not a difficult task for a wizard."

"The previous mechanical artifacts also verified your wizarding abilities, confirming your identity," the silver sphere said.

"Alright, I am a wizard, there's no denying that."

Russell asked, "So, what does your master intend to do by waiting for a wizard to arrive in this space?"

Even within this space, Russell can return at any time, so there's nothing to be afraid of.

After all, it wasn't that seventh-tier mechanical wizard in person.

Leaving isn't difficult.

"There is only one reminder, regarding the truth about the Nightmare World," the silver sphere said.

……

"So that's how it is." Russell left the space where the silver sphere was, lost in thought.

In this exploration, besides the so-called truth, Russell also obtained the complete inheritance of the Knight's Path.

The silver sphere originally granted knightly inheritances to the five great families, which could only reach the peak of the Saint Realm.

That is, it is infinitely close to the level of a seventh-order deity.

In fact, the late stage of the Saint Realm corresponds to a sixth-order wizard, and the peak of the Saint Realm is strictly speaking the exclusive domain of geniuses.

With the power of a sixth-order realm, one can briefly contend with a seventh-order god.

The knightly legacy that the silver sphere passed on to Russell included the part about how to become a knight god.

Directly pointing to the seventh level.

It also provides a more comprehensive explanation of aspects such as fighting spirit and chivalry, which should save Russell a lot of trouble.

In particular, the method to break through to the Holy Realm.

Contrary to Russell's conjecture, the problem with the formation of chivalry was simply that he had taken the wrong path.

"Only by breaking through to the Saintly Realm can one glimpse the truth of the world."

"Would witnessing the truth of the Nightmare World be of great benefit to a wizard? After witnessing it, it would be time to return to the wizarding world."

"That mechanical wizard didn't leave any legacy, but obtaining the path to becoming a seventh-tier knight on this trip is already worthwhile."

Russell, along with Willier and the other four, planned to find a place to digest the knowledge they had gained.

Then it's time to start working on breaking through to the Saint Realm.

……

The Wizarding World.

Russell traveled to many cities, communicating with Russell in the Nightmare World time and time again, conveying information to him.

"So it involves a mechanical wizard?"

After their latest exchange, Russell seemed thoughtful.

It seems there's no need to look for any more legends or stories about knights.

I thought it was related to the knights of the wizarding world, but it turned out to be that mechanical wizard. I found the name of this extraordinary path stolen from another world a bit awkward.

So I gave it a new name.

Never mind, as long as it works, that's fine.

"The knight system in this world only goes up to the Grand Knight. The so-called Bloodline Knight is just the Bloodline Wizard route."

"That's true. This method of activating bloodline power to fight doesn't seem like something a wizard would use."

"No, there are still some differences."

"A Bloodline Knight is like someone who possesses the bloodline of the Sea Heirs royal family. By virtue of this bloodline, I can call myself a Bloodline Knight."

"Bloodline wizards, on the other hand, extract various bloodlines, synthesize them, and create their own unique bloodline."

"But all of this is ultimately the power of bloodline, and it does not conflict with breaking limits."

Russell's main focus in the Dream Clan's territory is currently on the four major soul spells.

There is no extra time available to train in the Knight system at the moment.

After the matter in the Dream Clan's territory is settled, it's not too late to return to the Wizard Association and begin cultivating.

Russell's current goal is no longer to earn keyword dust.

In the Nightmare World, he is capable of controlling and killing even early-stage Saint Realm experts.

If you want to boost your keyword dust, just lean over there.

What Russell needs to do now is to ascertain the extent to which the evil god in the Nightmare World has corrupted the Dream Clan!

He was standing in a basement, looking solemnly at a sacrificial array.

Russell searches for the legend of the knight, traveling through dream-like cities.

This is the fourth sacrificial array he has discovered.

Their targets are all pointing to the Nightmare World.

"It's not that simple for an evil god to descend and manifest, which is why so many cities have sacrificial arrays."

Russell analyzed the contents of the magic circle.

Four sacrificial arrays were discovered, each with subtle differences.

"If the Dream Clan were to complete the sacrifice and the incarnation of the evil god were to descend, even with the suppression of the world's will, it would still be a bad thing."

"The only question is, how exactly did these Dream Clan members find the Nightmare World?" Russell asked, somewhat puzzled.

Like the original Beliro, they all stumbled upon the Nightmare World and then ventured inside to explore it.

Ultimately, they were drawn to the same evil god based on the similarity between the Dream Clan's mental fluctuations and the Nightmare Clan's.

They also promised to help them advance to the fourth-tier king level.

However, the task of "finding the Nightmare World" has stumped countless wizards.

Not to mention, given the Dream Clan's level of knowledge, how did they even get to the Nightmare World?

Even Russell only managed to enter the Nightmare World after learning its coordinates and making considerable preparations.

What gives the Dream Clan the right to do this?

"There are too many questions. Perhaps I should go and take a look at the Dream Clan's royal court?"

Russell stepped out of the basement and gazed eastward.

There, a towering, vast city, its outline faintly visible, stands on the earth.