Wizard Immortal

Chapter 138 Setting Off Again

"There's no rush for bloodline transplantation yet. We can wait until we become a full-fledged wizard before looking for a suitable bloodline."

Standing still, Adir silently thought, "The most important thing right now is to advance to become a formal wizard."

Thinking of this, he couldn't help but look at his attribute panel.

"Name: Adir Fakus. Strength: 13.6. Agility: 14.1. Constitution: 14.1. Spirit: 8.6."

In an instant, the familiar attribute panel appeared before my eyes.

After months of meditation, and after consuming the last Golden Leaf in his hand, Adir's attributes had reached this level, which was quite good even among third-class apprentices.

"The chip simulates the basic requirements for becoming a formal wizard."

Looking at his body panel, Adir stood still and gave instructions to the chip in his mind.

"Task 1 established...Start database comparison..." In an instant, the mechanical voice in my mind rang out again.

"Mission complete... Expected promotion requirements: Mental strength of 10 or higher, Level 1 spell template..."

"You need at least a mental strength of 10 or higher to do it."

Standing still, listening to the prompts from the chip in his mind, Adir remained calm and muttered to himself, "It seems it's time to leave."

At Adir's current level, the training effect of basic meditation has become very weak. At his current pace, it will probably take at least another two years to reach the standard for becoming a formal wizard through meditation.

"Although I can easily wait for more than two years, I still need to achieve it as soon as possible in order to increase my chances of promotion."

As Adir watched Sidru training on the training field in the distance, this thought flashed through his mind.

The promotion to a formal wizard is a significant hurdle for any wizard, and no apprentice dares to claim they can definitely cross it.

Although Adir is only a fourth-class talent, with sufficient resources, he is said to have a 50% chance of being promoted. However, to ensure that nothing goes wrong, he must also make preparations as much as possible.

"It's time to leave."

After glancing around silently, Adir remained calm, thinking to himself.

After a while, he turned and left, walking in another direction.

Several days later.

On the main road outside Kuma City, Adir's figure appeared silently.

He wore a long black robe, a sword at his waist, and long black hair that cascaded down his back. He looked silently at the person in front of him.

A group of people stood silently in front of him, the leader of whom was none other than Duke Arrieux.

Several days ago, after making his decision, Adir bid farewell to Duke Ariel and the others, telling them that he was preparing to leave and return to the southern continent.

Although Duke Arieu and the others were surprised by this decision, they did not think too much about it.

As wizards, with very few exceptions, few could endure the harsh environment of the Bar Islands. For a young, gifted apprentice like Adir, who had already reached the third rank, leaving was the only natural course of action and not particularly strange.

"Adir, shouldn't I send someone to escort you out?"

As they walked along the road outside Kuma City, Duke Ariel looked at Adir beside him and spoke.

"No need." Looking at the people in front of him, Adir shook his head: "I am a wizard after all, and my travel speed is much faster than that of ordinary people. Bringing guards would only prolong the journey."

After hesitating for a moment upon hearing this, Duke Arrieux nodded and did not continue to persuade him.

After walking for a while, we slowly approached an intersection.

Several different paths pointed in four directions, leading to unknown destinations.

"Okay, that's enough for now."

Having reached this point, Adir stopped in his tracks.

He held the horse's reins, turned slightly, and looked behind him.

Elwat's figure could be vaguely seen in the crowd behind him. He was standing behind Duke Arrieux and had been very quiet all the way.

He was wearing a light blue robe, and his hair was neatly combed, making him look very serious. He was following behind Duke Arrieux with his head down.

Compared to before, his severed arm has fully recovered. After transplanting the bloodline of the Silver Behemoth, his previous hidden injuries and the body that had been weakened by wine and women have also fully recovered, making him stronger than a normal person.

After experiencing great ups and downs, his behavior began to become more restrained. Although he still enjoyed pleasure, he was no longer as addicted to it as he had been in the past.

But for him, that was enough.

After undergoing a bloodline transplant, Duke Ariel and Sidru experienced a certain increase in vitality, and under normal circumstances, they could easily live for another forty or fifty years.

With Adir's connection, they would all take care of Elwa to a certain extent, enough for him to live a carefree life.

As for other things, Adir did a lot during this time as well.

He passed on some of the Diel Breathing Techniques he had summarized to Sidru, and also left behind some Bloodlust Potions, which, if used properly, would be enough to quickly train a group of knights.

Given the scarcity of resources in the Bar Islands, any descendant of the Fakus family with wizarding potential would need to study at other academies. Therefore, he left behind a certain number of magic stones, partly to enrich the Fakus family's resources, and partly to ensure that future generations wouldn't have to worry about magic stones during their apprenticeship, as he had done in his time.

Having done all this, he had achieved his goal of returning to the Bar Islands.

They stayed in the same spot for a while.

After greeting the people behind him, Adir mounted his horse and rode quickly down a side path.

It was early morning, and the sun was shining brightly, casting its light everywhere.

Adir rode his horse along the road until noon before finally stopping.

He silently dismounted, took the few pieces of luggage from the horse, glanced at the horse in front of him, and then sent out a wisp of spiritual energy.

Howl!

The sound of horses could be heard all around.

Stimulated by Adir's powerful mental energy, the horse in front of him seemed to be frightened and galloped forward at high speed, quickly disappearing from Adir's sight.

After doing all this, Adir's expression remained unchanged. He silently picked up his luggage and walked quickly into the distance.

Although it was difficult to walk in the primitive mountains, it was not a big problem for Adir.

After casually searching the surroundings for a while, he found a cave.

Stepping inside, a chilling atmosphere and a putrid smell hit you.

Despite these sensations, Adir remained unfazed and quietly walked into the cave.

After a quick inspection and confirming that there was no danger, Adir silently closed his eyes, a wisp of spiritual power silently activating the mark in the dark.

At this moment, deep within Adir's soul, seemingly drawn by spiritual power, a world coordinate suddenly burst forth with immense radiance.

Amidst the radiance, a colossal gate to the world slowly materialized, gradually opening as the light spread.

The next instant, Adir was enveloped in a layer of light and vanished from the spot.

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Splash splash splash...

The sound of flowing water echoed all around.

Beside a small river, there is a village that looks completely abandoned.

The village looked devastated, with collapsed houses all around, as if it had been demolished.

Amidst the ruins, one could occasionally spot traces of dried, crimson blood, scattered in large patches on the ground, looking as fresh as new.

In the ruins of this village, a figure was constantly moving around, occasionally opening a still intact house and searching inside.

It was a girl dressed in gray, with long braids in her hair, constantly moving around.

She had an ordinary appearance, with some dark red lumps on her face, and was carrying a large bag in her hand, as if she was collecting something.

"It's getting dark, we need to leave as soon as possible."

The girl casually stuffed a dusty tablecloth into the bag she was carrying in her left hand, looked at the sky and muttered to herself, quickening her pace.

She walked quickly outside, her footsteps barely making a sound, as if afraid of being discovered.

He stopped only when he reached the fence outside the village.

Because on the tall fence outside the village, a black raven stood quietly, its scarlet eyes fixed on the girl.

Half of the crow's body was rotting, and it emitted a foul stench. Its scarlet eyes seemed to be those of death, with an extremely cold gaze.

When those eyes fixed on her, the girl in gray felt a chill run down her spine, and a bead of cold sweat appeared on her forehead.

"Damn it, wasn't it said that there were no corrosive crows in this area?" At this moment, fear filled her heart, and this thought flashed through her mind.

She remained crouched in place for a while, but the corrosive crow in front of her did not move. It just stared at the girl with its scarlet eyes.

"Fortunately, I wore gray clothes when I came out. As long as I don't go out on my own, it won't attack me."

Seeing the corrosive crow in front of her that remained motionless and stared intently at her, the girl breathed a sigh of relief. She then stood firmly in place, not daring to move an inch.

She dared not provoke the corrosive crow in front of her. Past experience told her that if she started to move, the corrosive crow would pounce on her and devour her heart alive.

However, staying in this state indefinitely is also not advisable.

It was getting dark, and if we didn't leave soon, all sorts of terrifying creatures might come out and roam at night.

Especially in the area where she was located, because it had been ravaged by strange occurrences in the past, strange things were likely to happen at night.

(End of this chapter)