Wizards: Starting as a Potions Master!

Chapter 108 Even if I die, I will still be a wise man of this era!

At this moment, Su Nan used his newly acquired quadruple spellcasting ability to cast the Summon Fireball Insect Spell. This put a heavy burden on his mental strength, but it was worth using against this formal wizard.

The oak wizard was completely dumbfounded and offered no resistance. "Hehehehehe... Quadruple casting."

"That's really excellent."

"How did you even come up with this? This spell looks easy, but it actually requires four souls to use a spell simultaneously, at the same time, and at the same speed."

"Synchronizing four souls similar to your own is extremely difficult. Even a slight mistake can lead to spell failure and magical backlash. My assessment of your technique is that it is highly skilled, but the skill lies with you personally, not with your spell. Therefore, it has no value in being disseminated."

"There's no opportunity for others to learn!"

"If I'm not mistaken, you must have experienced the Zen of the Mind through your own efforts."

"Only in this way can you explain your powerful mental energy, enabling you to control four spellcasting methods simultaneously. Hahahaha... Even I had to use a special secret technique to skip over it."

"You win, Sunan Peter."

"To kill a fully-fledged wizard while still a first-class wizarding apprentice, I believe your name deserves a place in the history of wizarding."

"Never mind." As the Oak Wizard deduced that he was doomed, calmness once again took hold of his mind, and he began to analyze the situation.

First of all, he was doomed to die.

His death was inevitable.

But to be honest, he's getting a bit tired of all this. A resurrection plan that's been going on for two thousand years has still failed.

Even if he had the chance, he wouldn't bother waiting another two thousand years.

Even a wizard's consciousness has its limits.

Therefore, upon self-analysis, he realized that he could not emotionally accept the failure of the resurrection.

In any case, he has been self-sealing to maintain the stability of his soul all these years, which is no different from being dead, so now it is just a complete death again.

Then, the Oak Wizard began to think that, given Su Nan's personality, if he continued to grow, he would inevitably clash with many of his contemporaries who were old fogies who didn't give young people a chance.

So, rather than letting himself be harmed by Su Nan, it would be better for his old enemies from the same era, as well as the wizards he despised, to encounter Su Nan together.

If you're going to be harmed, you have to be together. If he's the only one who encounters Su Nan, he'll be at a huge disadvantage.

With this in mind, before his soul was killed by the quadruple-cast fireballs and predatory bites, the Oak Wizard laughed heartily at Su Nan. "Interesting. I have something good to give you, as a reward for killing me—the great Oak Wizard."

"This key is for you."

"I am the Oak Wizard who harms others for his own benefit. I am a wise man of my time. Rather than let my death have no impact on the era, I would like to give you something good before I die."

"Just like that werewolf said, give the opportunity to you young people."

"Even in death, I will leave an impact on this era. I am the wise man of this time! I am the Great Wizard of the Oak!"

"Go, that's a fragment of the Orb of Deception, I'm giving it to you."

"There were several wizards in my time who left behind some wizarding relics and magical heritage on your continent now. They probably have even more magical resources than I did, who was seriously injured by the attack from the creatures of the energy world."

"There are two people you need to remember. One is the wizard I hate the most. She's also a potions wizard and skilled in ocean magic. But she's a second-circle wizard, and her name is the Ocean Witch."

"Before I died, I heard that she had a wizard's ruins on the Black Sea."

You'd better go when you're on the Second Ring Road.

"I also have an enemy, a first-ring wizard named the 'Golden Wizard.' He's most skilled at using gold coins to curse others. If anyone takes his treasure, his vengeful spirits can spread all over the world. It just takes some time for them to move, so you absolutely must kill them all..."

"His sorcerer's remains are in the Bulgarian region."

"Most of the data in my wizard tower was destroyed in the battle with the mid-level lord under the Throne of the Deaf, but the remaining parts should be enough for you to study. There really is a sapling of the Ancient Tree of Life inside my wizard tower, a treasure I obtained in the outer battlefield. You should make good use of it."

The Oak Wizard's soul was utterly destroyed by the intense heat, and before he died, he let out a gloating laugh. "Don't disappoint me, Sunan Peter."

"I can almost see the expressions on my old friends' faces when they look at you. Ahahahaha..."

"I am the selfish and self-serving Archmage of the Oak Tree, I am the wisdom of the times..."

*Click*

The soul of this formal wizard was shattered.

A formal wizard's soul strength is many times greater than that of an ordinary human, so when his soul shattered, it released a powerful energy.

This powerful energy manifested as a wave that swept across the entire Four Seasons Garden.

The death of a formal wizard carries energy, so before his death, the Oak Wizard transformed the energy of his death into collective healing for Sunan and his werewolf pack, helping them recover from their injuries and even restore their lost magic and energy.

Su Nan heard the Oak Wizard's last words before his death.

Although I could curse you with the immense energy released upon my death, I hesitated for a long time. However, I later determined that my curse would severely injure you, but not necessarily kill you. You can completely break free of my curse on your own, though it might take more than thirty years.

Having determined this outcome, I've lost interest in cursing you with the energy released at the time of my death.

As a wise person, I would not do something so meaningless.

[It's in my best interest to have you disgust my enemies, Su Nan. I've already told you the location; knowing your personality, you'll definitely go. Our interests align at this moment. Only eternal interests make eternal friends.]

Therefore, you still fell into my trap. So, while I was outmaneuvered by you so many times before I died, I successfully outmaneuvered you after my death. Therefore, I still won!

Something filled with energy I despise has entered the wizard's tower. She seeks to seize victory, to destroy us both, lurking in the shadows. But this sorcerer has underestimated the magnanimity of a true wizard!

【Hahahahaha...】

What did she take me for? Did she think I, a first-ring wizard, was some kind of trashy, useless sorcerer who only knew how to fight amongst themselves?!

Go up there and kill her! Tell her that I have a heart far greater than she can imagine.

Su Nan stood there, stunned for a moment, then pursed his lips, thought for a moment, and then nodded slightly and gave a half bow to the place where the oak wizard had disappeared.

It expresses respect for a wizard who once delved deeply into the path of magic and has now completely departed this world.

Although they were mortal enemies during the life of the Oak Wizard, at the moment of his death, after their fundamental conflict of interest was resolved, they became fellow travelers on the path of exploring the truth.

The biggest reason why the Oak Wizard always wanted to be resurrected was because he was unwilling to accept his fate and wanted to live again so that he could go further on the path of magic.

However, his character and methods during his lifetime were really not good, and if he were still alive, even if he were to be resurrected at this moment, he would definitely immediately devise a plan to kill Su Nan without any hesitation.

That's the character of the Oak Wizard.

Therefore, Su Nan had no choice but to kill him.

On the contrary, the Oak Wizard felt he was doomed, so he stopped targeting Su Nan.

Su Nan looked towards the spot where he had disappeared and whispered, "Fellow travelers aren't necessarily friends; sometimes even enemies are fellow travelers."

"The person who walks the same path as me is a confidant, a rival, and even more so... a wizard worthy of respect."

Su Nan said, "Oak Wizard, your efforts were not entirely in vain. I will accept your research materials as a help to continue my progress."

(End of this chapter)