Wizards pursue the truth

Chapter 371 [371] The Leap Transmission: The God-Slaying Wizard Is Not Dead Yet

Only truly powerful wizards residing in the core region of the Wizarding Continent can fully comprehend the essence of the Inner World. It is part of the Web, and also its cornerstone.

The web containing the Wizard's initial star system experienced an extremely slight tremor.

In another dimension of the universe, indescribable, dazzling light fills the space with colors that mortals could never fully discern in a lifetime.

In the dim light, a spiderweb-like tentacle gradually formed, creating a strange passageway. Then, a massive amount of blue light surged out from it, gradually illuminating the material reality. The atmosphere and dust of the universe gathered there, and a huge, ever-growing blue planetary body shot out along a predetermined trajectory, forming a brilliant tail of light in the vast sea of ​​stars.

It was incredibly beautiful, but anyone who tried to approach it would be instantly vaporized into nothingness by the terrifying heat emanating from its light. It also contained the power of rules; everything it touched along the way became part of the blue planet, constantly increasing its size and power in the realm of reality.

Like the roar of an ancient dragon, or the oppressive urgency before a planet's collapse, a deep voice resonated clearly around the blue celestial body, an incredibly powerful will and spiritual force that twisted and altered everything.

"One of the rules of the World Star Council prohibits any entity outside of its authority from possessing and using the World Destroyer Meteor Cannon. The target's use of the World Destroyer Meteor Cannon on the Wizarding World's home planet has violated one of the World Star Council's laws, and I have the right to eliminate them."

"Initial Star System Outpost, authorization granted to me to accept the 'Godslayer' mission. Within a travel time of millions of light-years, I will eliminate the target and maintain the balance of the network."

Chi Chi!

The blue planet warped the universe, creating a leap-like movement that passed through layers of distorted space. When it emerged from the dark and gloomy universe, light greeted it.

A vast, ancient, boundless, and ineffable ancient and colossal planetary world unfolds before the blue celestial body, with countless worlds of stars rotating and cycling around it.

Amidst the flashing blue light, a pair of cold, emotionless eyes appeared on the surface of the blue celestial body.

When they saw the vastness of the Wizarding World's home planet, they were also amazed.

The precise spacetime boundary and the spacetime stability of the corresponding region of the Wizarding World's home planet appeared in his mind.

The blue celestial body transformed into a burning meteor, plummeting towards the wizarding world's home planet. Accompanied by astonishing celestial fire, it stirred up cosmic dust. Cosmic monsters and creatures roaming the universe were incinerated by the aftershocks of the fire, vanishing into nothingness in the blink of an eye.

He is a Godslayer Wizard and a member of the World Star Council. The moment the network was activated, a corresponding Star Mission was assigned to him.

The mission has only one objective: to deal with any targets that violate regulations, regardless of the time or space boundary.

The existence of the inner world allows him to disregard vast distances and the time required to navigate the astral plane.

He has access to the network and can instantly descend upon the corresponding star system.

Within the territory of the Floating Pagoda.

Diana walked the path of the mortal world like a walking corpse, her robes tattered, her hair disheveled, and her eyes bloodshot and filled with despair.

She reeked of a foul odor, which was simply unbelievable for the former Holy Maiden of Spirits.

There were many ordinary people walking along the road, and when they saw Diana, they all frowned, showed disgust, and subconsciously moved away.

Diana ignored these mortals she could crush with a flick of her wrist, holding a dark-colored crystal box in her hands. Inside was a body belonging to her brother, Grey Brandy, though it appeared to be scaled down.

Grey Brandy seemed to have fallen into a coma; the rise and fall of his chest and his breathing confirmed that he was alive.

The events that occurred in the Dark Land seemed to replay in his mind.

Fear crossed Diana's face. That man, that guy was terrifying. He had eaten too many people.

The sorcerers Wang Quan, Yu Long, and Hai Xue were all devoured by him. Even the fact that she is still alive and here is a result of his deliberate actions.

Diana looked at the crystal box with a complicated expression. She could easily guess that the secret was hidden inside. She could destroy the crystal box and ruin some of Andersen's plans, but inside lay her brother, her last remaining relative, one of the two people still living in the Natural Ring Tower.

Without Grey Brandy, she was truly all alone, with no one she knew anymore.

But his blood feud with Hans Christian Andersen, as well as his wizarding instincts, told him that destroying the crystal box was the best thing for her.

Diana's eyes flickered as she faced a decision. Her right hand was already raised, covered with Void Particle Energy. With a gentle touch, she could destroy the box, along with the Grey Brandy inside.

Time ticked by, but she still couldn't bring herself to do it; her raised hand was trembling.

"It seems I was right after all. Even if I gave you the chance, you wouldn't take the plunge. Your weakness is too obvious."

The Grey Brandy inside the crystal box opened its eyes, a strange smile curving its lips.

Diana's expression changed drastically. She was about to press her hand down when she was too late. Gray Brandy's pupils glowed with black light, and he transformed into a cloud of black mist and flew out.

Click!

The crystal box shattered, and the black mist continued to spread, enveloping an area of ​​ten thousand meters around it. All living things were devoured, their flesh and souls taken away.

"You're not Gorilla Brandy, you're Hans Christian Andersen, that devil!" Diana shouted angrily, her body erupting with particle energy, and green light radiating from her—the power of the Heavenly Garment of Nature.

The power of a Level Two Star Wizard suddenly erupted, directly dispelling the surrounding black mist, and his outstretched right hand grabbed Grey Brandy's neck within the black mist.

"It seems you still can't bring yourself to do it; what a fragile wizard's heart."

Grey White's face turned red, and blood was flowing from the corner of his mouth, but he was smiling, a very eerie smile.

Diana's power was rapidly dissipating, and the green light of the Heavenly Robe was also weakening. Unable to move, she could only watch with a pale face as Andersen broke free of that hand and landed on the ground.

"Luckily, I was cautious and left you as a backup plan, otherwise I really wouldn't have had any chance."

Diana's heart skipped a beat. Did this mean that Andersen's goal had failed?

She also discovered that Grey seemed to have been used as a backup plan for resurrection, and that his body had been taken over.

Hans Christian Andersen cracked his neck. "Don't worry, I won't kill you. On the contrary, I'll give you a chance. You want to resurrect those people in the Natural Ring Tower, Gunas, Grey Brandy, and those you know."

Diana froze, staring blankly at Hans Christian Andersen's raised right hand, shrouded in black mist, from which emerged faces with closed eyes—faces she knew all too well.

"To be fair, how about we sign a wizard contract? If you're not comfortable with that, then..."

"You!" Diana stared intently into Andersen's eyes.

The latter had a faint smile on his lips, seemingly unconcerned, and full of mystery.

Suddenly, Andersen's expression changed, and he looked in the direction of the Land of Mountains and Seas, especially the direction of the Dark Land's headquarters.

He seemed to have sensed something, and his expression was extremely ugly, even showing some fear and lingering apprehension.

That aura, that power, there's no doubt about it. It's the power he could only wield in his prime. Perhaps it's not as strong as it was in his prime, but it's definitely not something he can resist now. The people from the World Star Council have arrived.

Hans Christian Andersen laughed again, a laugh that was incredibly hearty and even had a hint of glee.

"Your actions will inevitably bring consequences you cannot bear, you bastard, you madman, now you're on the radar of the World Star Council."

"I don't need to lift a finger. No matter who you are, you are no match for a member of the World Council of Stars."

"On the contrary, I can still pick it out. It would be a pity for me to live. I can't kill you with my own hands, you bastard, you madman."

Hans Christian Andersen began to curse angrily, much like a shrew shouting in the street.

Diana, who was standing to the side, was stunned and didn't react.

"It's time to go. Your choice is clear. Rest assured, signing the wizard contract represents my sincerity." Andersen's lips curled into a strange smile.

"I can tell you the truth, I'm in very poor condition right now, and I can't even unleash the full power of a formal wizard."

"Do you want to kill me, or sign a wizard's pact with me and let me resurrect those you cherish?"

Diana's eyes flickered, and her expression became uncertain.

(End of this chapter)