Wizards pursue the truth

Chapter 24 [24] Wizarding Continent! Arrival!

The seawater was drawn together, forming a rotating and converging shape, and the vast energy of water elemental particles poured out from the magic scroll and merged into it.

This 20-meter-wide area creates water pressure similar to that of the deep sea, which not only compresses the body but also severely damages the internal organs.

Chi Chi!

The seawater gradually changed, becoming corrosive, and the Azure Thousand-Eyed Jellyfish, stirring up the waves, could not withstand such environmental changes.

The eyeball floating on the water closed its eyes and even began to emit painful hissing sounds.

Tentacles extend from underwater, slapping against the surface, attempting to break free from this extremely harsh environment.

As time goes by, the corrosive liquid will continue to increase until the particle energy in this area completely disappears, at which point the high pressure and corrosive effects will be lost.

Wang Ya knew it was time to leave. Although this witchcraft was powerful, it was not enough to kill the Jade Spirit Thousand-Eyed Jellyfish. It was more of a witchcraft that bound and trapped enemies.

Wang Ya slowly raised his right hand, and a black shadow spiraled down. He grabbed Harak's right foot and was easily lifted up, flying away from the area.

Although he lost a medium-level sorcery scroll, Wang Ya gained something even more important: he rediscovered his wizarding spirit.

Many wizards, having gained power, lost their way and met tragic ends.

Back on the wizard ship, Wang Ya became more rational and quickly walked from the deck into the cabin.

He felt he could be bolder and stop participating in sea monster hunting, as Harak's hunting was more than enough for his daily needs.

There is no such thing as being exposed or not. To enter the Dark Wizard Academy and become a formal freshman, one needs to use extraordinary cultivation magic as proof.

The wizard ship is about to reach the last few sea areas; the Wizarding Continent is no longer far away.

In these final days, the practice of wizarding meditation and the mastery of wizarding knowledge are more important than continuing to waste time on unnecessary hunting of sea monsters.

The more you enhance your own fundamental strength, the more composed you will be in dealing with anything from the outside world.

His thoughts changed a lot after the Biling Thousand-Eyed Jellyfish incident.

No one is perfect, but you can correct mistakes in advance and achieve perfection without regrets.

Wang Ya will not study the Secret Records of Equis for the time being; priority needs to be given to the inherited sorcerer's book first.

He lacks basic knowledge of the extraordinary and is not well-suited to the extraordinary knowledge of the battle-body wizard that he has never learned about.

He had a very clear understanding of choices and decisions.

[Note: The third rune of the Vast Ocean Meditation Technique is being analyzed. Estimated time: ten days.]

Compared to the second wizard rune, the difficulty has increased further.

In the time that followed, Wang Ya immersed himself entirely in wizarding knowledge.

The food needed for daily life was left to Harak to obtain.

He was no longer seen hunting sea monsters, and he never even went to the automated restaurant again.

The new wizards naturally paid no attention to someone detached from the group, and the wizard exchange meeting proceeded as usual, with people clinking glasses and having a good time.

Anna, with her fiery red hair like a blooming rose, confidently accepted the praise and flattery, but her expression showed little joy and was rather indifferent.

Of course, Gray, who also chose the extraordinary cultivation of witchcraft, will come knocking on Wang Ya's door.

"I haven't seen you for seven days. I even thought something had happened to you, just like with Arthur before. It almost scared me to death."

When he saw Wang Ya open the door, dressed smartly and looking very energetic, he still couldn't stop shouting.

Suddenly, her tone turned to exclamation, "No way, Wang Ya, your cultivated creatures can actually... can actually catch food from outside and even bring it back for you."

Harak flapped his wings and squeezed in through the window, dropping several plump white-scaled fish onto the ground.

Gray stared wide-eyed, as if he had seen something unbelievable.

That fat lizard, treated like a revered ancestor, just lazily lay on the floor all day, getting food served to it and defecating wherever it pleased. Its eyes suddenly turned resentful. Why was there such a big difference?

Gray asked uncertainly, "Is your cultivation magic already fifty percent complete?"

Harak's feathers, with their black spots and sheen, can make him invisible and block the senses of lower-level wizards.

Before Wang Ya could answer, Gray said, "My Kobik is only about a third of the way through initiating his witchcraft training. Your Harak hasn't changed much in size or appearance either, so I can't really tell, but he seems to have gotten a lot smarter."

"No, I also need to train Kobick properly and make it catch fish for me."

This little incident didn't bother Wang Ya too much. He closed the door, his expression thoughtful.

He always felt that Gray, the only friend on the ship, was not as simple as he appeared.

A faint blue glint flashed in his pupils.

The opponent's particle energy and physical strength are increasing too quickly, which is not in line with the improvement rate of a wizard's aptitude.

He shook his head, clearing his mind of these thoughts. These things were none of his business; everyone has their own destiny.

The most important thing right now is to master the last spell, "Crimson Heat".

Once the meditation sketch of the third wizard rune is completed, it will at least raise the particle energy to the level required to unleash two spells, greatly enhancing one's strength.

The former represents the completion of the first part of inherited witchcraft, which can unlock the subsequent advanced witchcraft knowledge.

Time flies, and a month has passed.

The wizard ship gradually came to a stop amidst a rumbling sound.

The new wizards stepped out of the cabin and onto the deck, gazing in awe at the vast, boundless wizarding continent in the distance, their faces filled with excitement and fervor.

Wang Ya gazed at the Wizarding Continent through the room window, his eyes filled with anticipation.

Wizarding Continent, arrived!

(End of this chapter)