Wizard Immortal

Chapter 304 Maran Academy

"According to this algorithm, the strength of this world should be similar to that of the Maison region. With my level two wizard strength, I am already considered top-tier in this world."

Standing still, carefully recalling the contents of his mind, Adir thought to himself, and then fell into deep thought.

Although this world has two ranks, Origin Knights and Progenitor Knights, according to some books, these two ranks of knights have not appeared for many years. The most recent Origin Knight was a knight from two thousand years ago, whom historians call the King of the Earth, who founded a vast empire.

According to the records in the book, after the fall of this King of the Earth, no more Origin Knights have ever appeared in this world, let alone the higher-level Progenitor Knights.

Of course, Adir expressed doubts about this result.

Just like in the Maison region, on the surface, it is indeed the second-level wizards who rule everything, but in the Silvermist Forest, a high priest still appears, and even next to Gloria, the leader of the Black Wizard Alliance, there is an old monster who seems to be a third-level wizard.

"However, even if there are still living Origin Knights, their numbers must be extremely small, and they may only exist in a few imperial families. Therefore, the top forces in this world should still be mainly composed of Radiant Knights."

Standing still, Adir pondered quietly: "With my power as a level two wizard, if I were to unleash my full potential, I would be comparable to a Radiant Knight in this world. Apart from needing to be wary of those few empires, the rest are at most on the same level as me."

Thinking of this, he felt a sense of relief.

Boom... Boom... Boom...

A series of soft knocks came from the outside, echoing slowly around and instantly startling Adir inside.

"Come in." Hearing the knocking from outside, Adir snapped out of his reverie and turned to look at the door.

There, as his voice faded, the wooden door was slowly pushed open, and a girl in a white dress walked in.

"Sir, Mr. Dirus requests your presence."

The maidservant bowed respectfully to Adir while her eyes kept glancing at him.

"Has it gotten to this point already?"

Standing there, listening to the maid's words, Adir muttered to himself before speaking, "I'll be right there."

After a while, led by a maid, he entered a spacious room.

The room was filled with an unpleasant herbal smell, carrying a pungent stench and a stimulating toxin that made people tremble involuntarily and feel extremely uncomfortable.

In the center of the room, a huge bed stood quietly, and a tall, burly man lay there, his face somewhat ashen, with black marks spreading across his exposed skin.

"Mr. Adir, you've arrived."

Upon seeing Adir's figure, Dirus opened his eyes on the bed. Although his face was somewhat ashen, his tone remained firm, and he seemed quite energetic.

"Let's draw blood first."

Looking at Dirus lying on the bed in front of him, Adir nodded and then put down the things he had brought.

It was a medicine box, and inside it were some basic instruments.

Adir took a special syringe from the medicine box, drew blood from Dirus, and then walked to the side to quietly monitor the situation using a chip.

"The concentration of toxins has increased again."

Looking at the dark purple blood before him and smelling the stench, Adir couldn't help but frown.

Under the magnified view of the chip, which was tens of thousands of times larger, Adir was able to clearly see the various things contained in the pool of blood in front of him.

Besides the various substances contained in normal blood, there is also an abnormal energy flowing in this pool of blood, which is constantly evaporating into the air, causing the surrounding air to become filled with various toxins.

Adir had studied this unusual energy before. It was somewhat similar to life energy, but much higher in quality. Even Dirus, the Sky Knight, did not possess as much life energy as this energy, and it had eroded a significant portion of him.

"This is such a hassle."

Looking at the pool of blood in front of him, Adir shook his head slightly, then took out some things from his medicine box and placed them next to Dirus.

The treatment was quickly completed. As a wizard, Adir was undoubtedly more skilled than many doctors in this world when it came to researching and treating this kind of abnormal power. After the treatment, the worsening injuries on Dirus's body were quickly brought under control again.

"This is troublesome."

Feeling that the pain in his body had lessened considerably, Dirus lay quietly on the headboard and opened his eyes again, looking at Adir and expressing his gratitude.

"You're too kind."

Adir nodded, his expression calm.

The treatment ended quickly. Kalam, still dressed in a black robe, walked straight up to Adir, holding some things in his hands.

"This is your reward for this period of time, a total of seven hundred purple gold coins. Please accept it." Kalam said solemnly to Adir.

Hearing his words, Adir looked at his hands.

In his hand was a huge plate with purple gold coins on it.

This is the Purple Gold Coin, a high-level currency issued by an empire in this world. It circulates only among knights and is made using a rare material and the latest technology, making it extremely difficult to counterfeit.

Even Adir, despite being able to develop the technology to manufacture these gold coins, was powerless against this unique material.

This gold coin has strong purchasing power. With this currency, one can even directly purchase the Knight's Breathing Technique from the Knight's Hall established by the Empire. It is a truly high-level currency that circulates among the upper echelons.

Looking at the purple-gold coins in front of him, Adir nodded slightly, accepted them, and then walked to the medicine box next to him, preparing to leave.

"Mr. Adir, may I ask you a question?" Dirus's voice suddenly rang out from behind.

Behind Adir, Dirus had somehow gotten out of bed and was now standing on the ground, his sharp eyes fixed on Adir.

"Excuse me." Sensing the other person's gaze, Adir turned slightly and looked at them as he asked.

"How much longer can I hold on?" Under Adir's gaze, Dirus's expression was grave, and he looked somewhat nervous.

Of course, this is only on the surface.

In Adir's perception, the other party remained calm, without any emotional fluctuations, clearly indicating that he did not truly care about the issue.

"If you continue treatment using my method, you should be able to hold on for another year."

Looking at the other person, Adir directly stated the data he had calculated, without any intention of deceiving them.

"A year? Really?"

Upon hearing this number, a look of astonishment appeared on Dirus's face; he was clearly surprised by the figure.

"Can't it be completely cured?" Karam couldn't help but interject, listening to the conversation between the two.

"I'm sorry," Adir shook his head, "Perhaps there are other doctors in the world who have the ability to completely heal Mr. Dirus's injuries, but I don't."

He wasn't lying.

The reason why Dirus's injuries were so severe was mainly due to the alien energy that was corroding his body. It had already invaded his flesh and blood and was extremely difficult to remove.

In the wizarding world, with a sufficiently precise laboratory and various rare materials, Adir might have some chance. But in this completely unfamiliar world, let alone a high-precision laboratory, he probably couldn't even gather all the materials needed to prepare the potion.

"Actually, if we activate the Moon King's Sword, and use the power of this high-level magical artifact in conjunction with my own Moon Elf power to baptize him, it might be able to heal him."

Standing there, Adir thought to himself, "But this way, too much of what we've revealed is exposed..."

The power of the moon spirit itself has a purifying effect. Long-term use of the power of the moon spirit for purification can not only eliminate physical fatigue and hidden injuries, but also further improve one's bloodline aptitude.

During this time, Adir used his own moon elf power to heal Anrus. Even without the use of other potions, the results were quite good, which surprised Adir himself.

As a high-level magical artifact exclusive to the Moon Elves, the Moon King's Sword has an extremely powerful amplification effect on the power of the Moon Elves. If this high-level magical artifact is activated and then the full power of the Moon Elves is used to baptize it, there are many possibilities to heal the injuries on Dirus's body, and it is even possible to go further.

However, doing so would expose far too much, and Adir did not want to do it unless absolutely necessary.

Therefore, in order not to expose himself, Adir could only apologize to Dirus in his heart.

Of course, strictly speaking, this can't really be called an apology.

Given the extent of his injuries, if he hadn't run into Adir, he would have died long ago and wouldn't be sitting on the edge of the bed like this now.

The two sides were merely strangers, each taking what they needed.

"A year... should be enough."

Sitting on the edge of the bed, Dirus remained calm as he thought to himself.

He looked at Adir before him and spoke again, "I wonder if Mr. Adir is interested in the Imperial Academy?"

"Huh?" Adir was taken aback by Dirus's words.

The so-called Imperial Academy refers to several academies established by the major empires in this world. They are funded by the royal families of the entire empire and are dedicated to cultivating various knightly geniuses.

The requirements for entering the Imperial Academy are extremely stringent; generally, only descendants of noble families within the country are eligible.

"Lord Dirus, what do you mean?"

Adir stopped in his tracks and looked at Dirus behind him, asking.

Finding an opportunity to enter the Imperial Academy was also one of Adir's goals.

As knight academies built with the support of the entire empire, these imperial academies possess a profound foundation, containing far more precious knowledge than any single Ellan family could.

Moreover, if Adir could enter the Imperial Academy, he could also learn more about the knight system of this world.

Therefore, after arriving in this world and understanding its current state, Adir had the idea of ​​entering those imperial academies.

"As a knightly family, the Ellan family has produced some great nobles in the past."

Sitting on the edge of the bed, looking at Adir, Dirus smiled: "In the Maran Empire, I am also a viscount, and I have the authority to recommend students for the Imperial Academy."

As he spoke, he walked to the side and picked up a black card from a wooden table.

"This is the token of Maran Academy. As long as you have this and bring the Ellan family's credentials, you can enter Maran Academy," he said solemnly, looking at Adir before him.

"What do I need to give in return...?"

Standing there, listening to Dirus's words in silence for a long time, Adir finally spoke.

(End of this chapter)