Wizard Immortal

Chapter 220 Departure

"It's okay."

Looking at Thor and the other man in front of him, Adir shook his head and said with a smile.

He promised to take the unborn child as a student, largely based on the talent the child was already showing.

The child's vitality is so strong after only one month of pregnancy, this child must be exceptionally talented, which is why Adir had the idea of ​​taking him on as a student.

If it weren't for this reason, although Adir would agree to take care of the other party, he would at most just help out and place them in an ordinary family as a nobleman, without having any other thoughts.

"It looks like you're having a great time here."

Walking inside the tavern, looking at the brand-new decorations around him, Adir smiled and said, "In that case, you can stay here for the rest of the time. We'll leave after the baby is born."

Upon hearing Adir's words, Thor and Yana exchanged a smile, a hint of relief in their eyes, seemingly quite satisfied with the arrangement.

"Lord Adir, are you still leaving?" Thor asked again.

"Well, there's still one more thing to take care of."

Adir nodded without saying anything more: "This town is very remote, you can live here without worrying about anything else."

They chatted for a while. To check the extent of the curse erupting on Yana, Adir stayed in the town for two days before leaving.

"We've done most of what needed to be done, it's time to set off."

Walking along the desolate path, fallen leaves fluttered all around. Looking at this bleak scene, Adir murmured to himself.

With a thought, Adir arrived in the dimly lit soul space.

In the dim space, stars dotted the sky, most of them dim and without light, except for three stars that shone brightly, their faint connection intertwined with Adir.

Of these three stars, the one that was once explored, the strange world, is the weakest. The other two are about the same, with little difference in their radiance.

Without much hesitation, Adir looked directly at one of the stars.

The next moment, he transformed into a ray of light and plunged directly into the star.

A crimson light burst forth, and a massive gate to the world opened abruptly, instantly embracing Adir.

A wave of dizziness surged from the depths of his mind, accompanied by an extremely unpleasant sense of loss, causing Adir's consciousness to become hazy.

When he awoke from that hazy state, a strong smell of blood wafted from his surroundings.

He opened his eyes instantly and looked around.

On the withered yellow earth, corpses lay scattered around. Although most were human, some could also be seen as belonging to other races.

Blood splattered across the ground, the withered grass was soaked with blood, and a strong smell of blood filled the air, causing Adir to frown.

"It seems we've come straight to the battlefield."

A thought flashed through his mind, and he quickly looked to the other side.

In that direction, the shouts of soldiers could still be heard, and there was even the magical aura that Adir was familiar with.

"Princess Solana, come with me." A voice rang out from all around.

On a plain, corpses lay scattered about. In the center stood a group of fully armed soldiers, and at that moment, the knight at the head of the group spoke.

This was a very handsome young knight, wearing silver armor embroidered with dragon patterns, holding a black greatsword in his hand. He was riding a horse and staring coldly at the person opposite him.

Opposite him were several armored guards and a beautiful young girl with a full head of blonde hair.

"What exactly do you want?"

At this moment, the delicate-faced girl looked furious and glared at the silver-armored knight opposite her, shouting, "Lord Blanche, who gave you the right to attack my guard?"

"This is Prince Becky's order!"

Blanche's expression remained cold and indifferent, seemingly unmoved by the girl's anger: "As for what I want to do, that's a question for Princess Solana to answer."

"You!" Solana's words faltered.

"Who's there?" Suddenly, her expression changed, and she spoke in a certain direction.

"No, Princess Solana..."

Blanche's expression was stern. He paused halfway through his sentence, then looked in the direction Solana was pointing.

In that direction, a handsome young man dressed in a black robe stood there, exuding an indescribable aura.

"Excuse me, I'm sorry to bother you."

Not embarrassed at being discovered by the two, Adir simply said, "I just wanted to ask for directions..."

"Take him down!" The cold voice rang out again.

Blanche, her face grim, looked at Adir in the distance and gave the order.

Instantly, the surrounding guards surged forward and charged directly at Adir.

Seeing this scene, Adir couldn't help but sigh.

Having arrived in this world so abruptly, he didn't want to get into conflict with anyone before he understood what was going on.

Unfortunately, the other party didn't seem to think that way.

Thinking of this, he lost his patience and simply waved his hand.

A gentle breeze slowly rose, gradually spreading and responding to the surrounding energy particles before erupting.

The wind howled, and in a gust of wind, everyone's vision was obstructed, and even their bodies were blown over.

"You are the Mystic!!"

In an instant, Blanche and Solana's expressions changed drastically. Before they could say anything, a dark shadow appeared before them.

Adir's figure vanished instantly. When the people around him saw him again, he was already standing on a small hill, carrying two people in his hands.

With a gentle release of his hand, Solana and Blanche fell to the ground and were then forcibly restrained by a force field, forced to turn their heads toward Adir.

"I already said, I was just asking for directions."

Adir's face was cold, his deep eyes devoid of any emotion: "Now I'll ask, and you'll answer!"

To Adir's surprise, upon hearing his words, the two people in front of him, though momentarily panicked, quickly calmed down and did not make a fool of themselves like ordinary people.

"My lord, please forgive my previous rudeness!"

Blanche lowered his head, his usually cold face becoming very sincere: "I am the Knight Commander of the Kingdom of Goro. If you are new here, sir, you are welcome to come to our Kingdom of Goro if you need anything. Our kingdom welcomes all mysterious outsiders."

"Oh?"

His attitude surprised Adir, who said with amusement, "I just clashed with you. How do I know that when I arrive in your kingdom, I won't be greeted by your army?"

"You jest, sir."

Blanche replied respectfully, "I am merely a knight. If His Majesty knew I had offended you, sir, he would only cut off my head. How could I dare to disrespect you, sir?"

"Moreover, for adults, an army of mortals is probably nothing."

At the end, he even offered a compliment.

This attitude surprised Adir, who couldn't help but look to the side.

Beside Blanche, the woman named Solana was also there, her face pale, barely daring to look at Adir.

On the battlefield before, the soldiers who had been scattered by Adir's spell also had fear on their faces, and some of them were even trembling, which left Adir speechless.

"It seems that there are wizards in this world, and they hold a very high status."

Looking at the reactions of those around him, this thought flashed through Adir's mind.

The coordinates of this world originate from a music box that Adir once obtained. Judging from the scenes Adir once dreamed of, it should be related to elves.

However, the fact that the music box from this world could be transmitted to the wizarding world indicates that this world once had a connection with the wizarding world, and there is a high possibility that wizards exist in this world.

After pondering for a moment, Adir spoke again: "Give me a map!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the force field binding the two people beside him instantly disappeared, and their bodies regained their ability to move.

Upon hearing Adir's words, Blanche respectfully gave Adir a noble salute, then quickly went to the soldiers below, took out a map, and handed it to Adir.

Holding the map, Adir had no intention of lingering there and turned to walk away into the distance.

"Princess Solana, may we leave now?"

Blanche didn't breathe a sigh of relief until Adir had been gone for a long time, and then looked at Solana beside her.

"Just now...that person..."

Beside Blanche, Solana looked somewhat pale, staring blankly at Adir's retreating figure: "Also a descendant of the Moon Goddess..."

"What?"

Blanche paused, as if realizing something, her expression instantly turning serious: "Are you sure you're not mistaken?"

"There can't be any mistake."

Solana shook her head, her expression very certain: "I sensed the aura of the Moon Goddess's bloodline on that mysterious person just now."

Blanche remained silent, somewhat shocked.

He did not doubt Solana's words, because Solana possessed a magical artifact bestowed by the royal family, which allowed him to sense the aura of the Moon Goddess's bloodline within a certain distance.

"Could this mysterious person be a member of the royal family whose bloodline has been lost overseas?"

Standing there, Blanche's expression turned serious as she considered this possibility.

In the surrounding countries, the bloodline of the Moon Goddess circulates only among the royal family of the Kingdom of Gao Luo. If an outsider possesses the bloodline of the Moon Goddess, they are most likely an illegitimate child of the royal family.

This situation has occurred before; after all, it is quite normal for royalty to have illegitimate offspring outside the royal family under certain circumstances.

However, most of these illegitimate children are recovered by the royal family and incorporated into the royal family. Only those illegitimate children whose bloodlines are not qualified or who do not have the aptitude of a mystic are abandoned.

"Never mind, just go back and report the truth."

Looking in the direction Adir had gone, after a while, this thought flashed through Blanche's mind.

On the other side, Adir was also on his way forward.

After obtaining the map of the Kingdom of Gaura from Blanche, Adir headed directly towards the largest city in the vicinity.

"Let's go to the nearby big cities and see if we can find any native wizards of this world."

As Adir walked along the road, he hurried on his way while thinking to himself.

His initial purpose upon arriving in this world was to search for traces of the ancient moon elves.

Based on the analysis of the chip, this world is very likely one of the worlds where the elves once primarily operated. And in such a world, there is a high probability that it contains descendants of the moon elves.

If a descendant of the ancient Moon Elves could be found, the problem of insufficient Moon Elf bloodline purity in Adir might be resolved. Furthermore, if there were a chance to find the legacy of the ancient Moon Elves, perhaps even the later levels of the Moon Goddess's Sacrifice could be obtained.

If he could make up for the deficiencies in his Moon Elf bloodline, and with the power of the ancient Moon Elf bloodline and the advanced meditation technique of Moon Goddess Sacrifice, Adir's path ahead would be much easier.

Several days later, one morning.

The long convoy traveled along the rugged roads.

In the caravan, Adir rode a horse and patrolled in front of the caravan.

A short while later, he returned to the caravan and rode his horse silently on both sides of the procession.

"Lord Adir, thank you for your help during this time."

At noon, a somewhat obese middle-aged merchant stepped down from his carriage, carrying several beautifully made white breads in his hands, and walked towards Adir, sweating profusely.

"It's okay."

Adir casually accepted the white bread offered to him and said with a smile.

His clothes were spotless, and even though he had been riding a horse for a long time, he was still completely dry, a stark contrast to the middle-aged businessman in front of him.

The two chatted for a while, and after a while, the merchant respectfully left and returned to his carriage.

Sitting there, watching the merchants quietly eat their lunch, Adir turned to look at the stream in the distance, silently observing the surrounding scenery.

A few days ago, while traveling, Adir happened to run into this small caravan and helped them out by taking down a few bandits who were planning a major robbery.

In the desolate wilderness, traveling alone can be quite boring. Although Adir had a map, he was unfamiliar with the surrounding roads and wasted a lot of time along the way. So he simply followed the small caravan, which saved him some trouble.

It was noon, the sun was high in the sky, and its rays shone on the earth, making people sweat.

After a while, once everyone had finished lunch, the caravan set off again.

This time, they moved quickly, and by dusk they could see the outline of a city in the distance.

Upon reaching the outskirts of the city, Adir bid farewell to the caravan and hurried directly towards the city.

"The city entry tax is three copper coins."

As we approached the city gate, a guard's somewhat hoarse voice rang out.

Hearing the guard's voice, Adir didn't say anything, but took out three black coins and went into the city.

As someone who traveled from the wizarding world, he naturally wouldn't have the currency of this world.

However, during his previous journey, he encountered several groups of robbers who attempted to rob him, and the money in front of him was taken from those robbers.

(End of this chapter)