Wizards pursue the truth

Chapter 30 [30] The Practice of Extraordinary Perseverance

Wang Ya read through the entire book "On Wizardry," trying to find out what the truth was. In the end, he still found nothing.

This wizard named Anglie Kunxuan did not tell the truth in his wizarding books, but rather told his experiences, which could be considered an autobiography.

Once a noble descendant among mortals, a chance encounter transformed him from a knight into a wizard, and then into the wizarding world. He endured countless hardships, suffering, the torment of time, the tragic deaths of his wife and children, and ultimately, he was utterly alone. His wizarding talent was not exceptional, but as his life drew to a close, he obtained a wisp of the extraordinary bloodline of the Time Ouroboros, and with it, he ascended to the rank of Archmage, becoming known as the Progenitor of the Time Ring! This is the story of one man's perseverance!

How difficult is it for a person to persevere?

Why persevere!

Wang Ya silently uttered six words: "In pursuit of truth!"

He could not answer the question of what truth is.

Every wizard seeks the truth, a question that inherently has no definitive answer.

A thousand wizards will have a thousand answers!

Some people pursue and persevere in pursuit of something wonderful!

Some pursue and persevere out of a sense of responsibility!

Some pursue and persevere in pursuit of their ambitions!

Wang Ya closed the book "On Wizardry," but he was not discouraged. He believed that by putting things into practice and experiencing them, he would eventually find his own truth.

The truth is there, right before our eyes, from the beginning of the road to its end. Perhaps after pushing open the door to truth, we will see an even longer road. But having persevered all this way, we must continue to walk on.

His gaze fell upon the wooden box on the corner of the desk, and the Eye of Truth could see the sleeping, ethereal spirit within. The green-haired girl, even in her sleep, had a worried expression on her brow, and her thin lips seemed to be murmuring something.

The process of studying extraordinary knowledge is extremely tedious. With each book of witchcraft he studied, Wang Ya inevitably felt restless and prone to slacking off. Persistence is difficult, but it was necessary.

Time continued to pass, and the number of witchcraft books on the table that he had studied and mastered increased one after another. The pile of draft paper had reached the thickness of two thumbs.

Three days later, he put down his quill and stopped studying extraordinary knowledge. Too much of a good thing can be bad; his mental and physical energy were exhausted, and continuing to study would not produce much benefit.

Wang Ya walked out of the room and into the breeding room. Harak flew over and plopped down on his shoulder. The blue poison monkey, confined in the breeding room, seemed somewhat listless. The loss of freedom couldn't be compensated for by an endless supply of nutritious food.

Wang Ya only wanted the blue poison monkey's body, not its heart. This was the perfect opportunity to verify what he had learned.

Regarding elemental energy, the Blue Poison Monkey could not provide any evidence. However, Wang Ya had also learned and mastered the [Fundamentals of Extraordinary Anatomy] and [Fundamentals of Extraordinary Extraction].

Both of these are essential abilities for a wizard.

When conducting wizard experiments, and dealing with various extraordinary raw materials, such as extraordinary magical plants and extraordinary creatures, what is the appropriate point of dissection to avoid destroying the original effects of the extraordinary materials?

Extraordinary extraction involves further purifying raw materials to obtain pure, impurity-free extraordinary substances. Both are essential to potion-making, or more accurately, the study of magical potions.

Both of these disciplines also cover a wide range of extraordinary subjects.

The most important aspect of the extraordinary bloodline implantation surgery lies in extracting the essence of the bloodline from extraordinary creatures, perfectly utilizing the extraordinary bloodline factors within, and fusing them with the wizard.

Seemingly noticing Wang Ya's strange look, the Blue Poison Monkey squeaked, its jewel-like blue eyes filled with fear.

Wang Ya smiled, a very kind smile. The door to the cultivation room closed, and a set of extraordinary dissection instruments and even extraction tools were available in the cultivation room.

The accommodations for new students at Gulin Mountain are so much better than those on the Wizard Ship, both in terms of the books on the shelves and the facilities available to them.

"It's a brand name product." Wang Ya looked at the wizard's scalpel in his hand with surprise, noticing a special engraving on the handle. This was the symbol of the maker of the wizard's scalpel, equivalent to brand certification in his previous life. Compared to ordinary wizard's scalpels, its function and quality should be better.

I weighed it in my hand; it wasn't light. The material inside was probably extraordinary metal. It might not be very valuable, but the addition of a little extraordinary metal allowed it to hold the particle energy of a wizard and achieve special functions in certain aspects.

Among the books I browsed were accounts of wizards fighting with wizard scalpels, injecting particle energy to extend the scalpels to about one meter, and giving them various special attribute enhancements.

The wizard scalpels provided to the new students were certainly not as technologically advanced as these. After a few minutes of use, Wang Ya had gotten used to it and figured out its only function.

Extensibility!

By infusing it with particle energy, the wizard's scalpel can be extended by about three centimeters, becoming exceptionally sharp. Even the hardest bones cannot harden before the wizard's scalpel.

The blue poison monkey, strapped to the dissection table, looked pitifully at Wang Ya, its body trembling. The monkey was terrified, especially when it saw the silver blade in Wang Ya's hand.

Monkeys are inherently a species of exceptional intelligence, belonging to the category of extraordinary beings; their intelligence is only high, not low.

"It's alright, it will be over soon. I will carefully study your body structure and compare it with the Crimson Scale Poison to understand the differences between the extraordinary toxins you possess and those toxins."

Wang Ya has now changed into the special clothing used in the cultivation room for dissection procedures.

She changed from the black robe into a white one, which was tied at the waist with a belt. The cuffs and hem were also tightly bound so that the dissection would not be hindered.

The face is covered with a special mask that feels cool to the touch and releases special pheromones to keep the dissection performer as focused as possible until the dissection is over.

The blue poison monkey's pupils reflected Wang Ya, fully armed, the cold blade in his hand, and his indifferent, emotionless gaze. Fear instantly reached its limit. A foul stench emanated from his genitals, the overflowing of fluids, and the piercing howl caused Wang Ya to frown, his gaze growing even more indifferent.

Once he gets into the zone, his emotions rarely fluctuate. The situation before him is not even a difficult point to analyze, let alone an accident.

A cold, white light flashed, and the Blue Poison Monkey's reproductive organs, which had released liquid excrement, fell perfectly intact onto the dissection table.

The minor inconvenience that affected the dissection experiment has been resolved.

Wang Ya's eyes remained unwavering, the wizard's scalpel in his hand still gleaming coldly, not a single drop of blood stained it. This cut was swift!

The other blue poison monkey, which was bound nearby, saw this scene and let out an unprecedented scream of terror. It struggled and thrashed about, but could not break free of its restraints.

Wang Ya glanced over with indifferent eyes, his brows furrowing slightly as he pondered whether he should resolve the troublesome factors affecting the dissection experiment in advance.

(End of this chapter)