Wizard Immortal

Chapter 401 The Uprising at the Royal Tomb

Within a camp, under the watchful eyes of Lyon and his companion, a person emerged from there.

This was a young man who looked very young. He was dressed in red, had a handsome face, and fair and delicate skin. If it weren't for the Adam's apple on his throat, he would look almost exactly like a woman.

He emerged from a group of tents, holding a jade pendant in his hand, and looked at Leon with a smile: "Long time no see, Brother Leon."

"Modo?"

Looking at the young man before him, Leon frowned: "Weren't you in the capital? What are you doing here?"

"What you're saying is old news," Modo shook his head, then said, "But I didn't expect you to actually have the guts to enter the forbidden area. Aren't you afraid of dying in there?"

"That's my business." Leon's expression gradually turned cold.

His entry into the forbidden area was a top secret, known to very few people around him, and he had no intention of publicizing it.

But to his surprise, no sooner had he stepped out of the forbidden area than someone was already standing guard there, seemingly waiting specifically for him.

He knew perfectly well what this meant.

"Don't make that face." Looking at Leon's indifferent expression, Modo smiled happily. "I'm just concerned about you. If you accidentally die in the forbidden area, at least someone will help you clean up the mess."

"No need for you to worry about that." Leon said coldly, "Speak, what is it this time?"

Seeing his expression, Modo shrugged helplessly before getting to the point: "I'm here to inform you of something. There seem to be some changes in the capital recently."

"What do you mean?" Upon hearing this, Leon's expression shifted, as if he had realized something.

"Yes, it's exactly what you're thinking of." Modo's face held a hint of sarcasm. "What else could have happened besides another riot at the royal tomb?"

Upon hearing this, Adir, who had been silent beside Leon, paused, feeling a strange sense of familiarity.

"The royal tomb riot, are there any signs of it yet?"

Standing there, listening to their conversation, Adir frowned inwardly.

When the blood moon descended, at the juncture when the world transitioned from a period of dormancy to one of activity, his supernatural abilities came into contact with the wheel of fate of this world, briefly allowing him to glimpse a part of its future.

Some of these future scenes mention the royal tomb riot.

Compared to major global events like the Blood Moon and the resurgence of the Silent Ones, the Royal Tomb Uprising may seem insignificant, but its impact is actually quite substantial.

This event directly led to the destruction of the capital of the Purple Gold Flower Kingdom, causing heavy losses to a large number of spiritual families. The entire royal family, including the king and several heirs, perished in the battle, which indirectly led to the collapse and destruction of the Purple Gold Flower Kingdom, laying the most direct foundation for the subsequent division.

Furthermore, after the Royal Tomb Uprising, the current capital area of ​​the Purple Gold Flower Kingdom directly became a new type of forbidden zone, where all living beings perished, contributing their strength to the newly born forbidden zone.

"The outbreak of the royal tombs was triggered by the fact that the royal tombs at the foot of the capital had become a new cursed land due to an anomaly. As the curse became more active, it grew stronger and stronger. Finally, it broke out and overturned the entire royal city."

Standing still, Adir pondered quietly: "However, according to the original history, this should have happened in six months. As for now, it should only be the beginning of recovery, and it hasn't reached the point of a full-blown outbreak yet."

This timing is relatively accurate. Although the future will inevitably change due to the presence of Adir, his influence is not yet at that level and will not have a significant impact on things like the curse outbreak, which have a certain regularity.

Therefore, under normal circumstances, the timing of this incident at the royal tomb should not differ much from the original historical events.

Thinking of this, Adir fell into deep thought.

The outbreak of the royal tomb was a rare major event in the Kingdom of Purple Gold Flower. The only comparable event was the resurrection of the Silent One three years later, which destroyed the city of Kalia.

If one could participate in such a major event that affects an entire nation, the amount of boundary energy one could reap would be substantial, potentially allowing Adir to recoup all the costs of his subsequent traversals in a single instance.

However, despite the huge gains, how to participate is also a question.

"This must be Mr. Sim."

As I pondered the problem, Modo's soft, husky voice rang out again before my eyes.

Hearing the sound, he had no choice but to look up and see what was in front of him.

Before him stood Mordo, dressed in red. He had finished his conversation with Lyon and turned his gaze to him, a smile on his face: "I heard that a distinguished Awakened One has appeared in the province of Elka. I've always wanted to see him with my own eyes, and now I finally have."

"I must say, your age is beyond my expectations."

"You flatter me." Adir merely nodded indifferently at the compliment, then changed the subject: "If I remember correctly, there should have been someone stationed here before. Why is there no one here?"

As he spoke, his eyes were fixed on Modo, a flash of silver light passing through his pupils, as if some power was being activated.

The reason for this question is that Kolar was previously stationed here.

Although strictly speaking, the other party's life or death has little impact on me, since I have taken over the body of the other party's child, I naturally have to fulfill the duties that need to be performed.

If anything bad happens, he wouldn't mind giving the other party a lesson they'll never forget.

"Don't worry, they're fine." Hearing Adir's words, Modo was stunned for a moment, not thinking of the connection: "They're just asleep. After being hypnotized by my ability, they're lying quietly inside. Nothing's wrong."

Upon hearing this, Adir's expression remained unchanged; he simply nodded silently, showing no sign of change.

Lyon, however, remained expressionless as he listened to Modo's words, though he felt a pang of regret.

Jin Guang also came from the Caladis family, but he had always looked down on his cousin Modo and even harbored some hostility towards him.

Within the family, the two were actually competitors, so their relationship naturally couldn't be very good.

This is actually a good opportunity. If the other party really killed Adir's father, then under the wrath of an Awakened One, Modo would definitely not come out on good terms. He would most likely be killed on the spot without leaving any trace.

Unfortunately, the other party was too cautious and didn't give him any excuse, so he couldn't find a reason to take action.

If you kill someone without a legitimate reason, and the news eventually reaches your family through the cursed object, it will bring all sorts of punishments.

Thinking about this, he felt even more regretful.

At this moment, seemingly sensing something, Adir turned slightly and gave Leon a deep look. His eyes were glowing slightly, and the spiritual power contained within them was transmitted through eye contact, causing Leon to feel a headache and instantly wake up.

"What are you doing?"

Looking at the two people's actions in front of him, Modo was somewhat puzzled.

"It's nothing." Leon shook his head, appearing calm on the surface, but in reality, he was sweating slightly and his scalp was tingling.

However, having been intimidated just now, he probably realized something and didn't have any other inexplicable ideas.

While Lyon and Mordo were talking, Adir went into the inner tent and slowly looked ahead.

Inside the spacious tent, there was a large carpet, on which many people were lying, including Coral.

Without any further movement, Adir waved his hand, and with a surge of immense mental power, he directly shattered the force enveloping Kolar, awakening him.

"Adir..."

Opening his eyes groggily, Coral looked somewhat confused as he looked at Adir in front of him.

Outside, a series of steady footsteps sounded, and then Lyon strode in.

He glanced at the people lying on the ground, and at Kolar and Sim standing in front of him, and smiled. "Get ready, we should leave."

"Korar, go check the vehicles. As for Sim and me, we'll stay here and wake up the rest of the people."

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Two months later.

boom!

In a corner of the city, a gigantic monster was punched away by Adir, his body crashing heavily into the wall behind him, creating a large hole in it.

This was a very tall man, nearly three meters tall, with well-developed muscles that made him look somewhat ferocious. His single arm alone looked as thick as an average person's thigh.

"you······"

The next moment, the strange man struggled to get up from the ground, his face twisted as he looked at Adir in front of him. He swung down a fist that was like an iron ball, bringing a fierce gust of wind, and smashed it towards Adir.

boom!

With a soft thud, the two fists collided simultaneously, and to the monster's incredulous gaze, he was sent flying again. This time, a large hole appeared in his chest, and dark red blood dripped continuously from the wound, carrying a foul stench.

After taking this blow, the strange man had no strength left. The structure of his body had been shattered by the fighting spirit contained in Adir's punch. At this moment, he could only move his arm at most, and he couldn't even stand up.

"Is that all?"

Adir walked gently to the strange man, looked at the tall figure at his feet, shook his head, and then looked at the increased World Energy on his body: "The World Energy has only increased by a few dozen points, it seems that's all."

After saying that, he shook his head and walked away.

From all directions, after the battle ended, one by one, stern-looking warriors in black uniforms quickly stepped forward and placed the monster that Adir had defeated into a specially designed cage.

The battlefield was also cleaned up by specialized personnel, who took away every single drop of the strange man's blood and every tiny piece of his tissue.

"Where's the next place?" After finishing this task, Adir casually asked, glancing at the warrior in black uniform beside him.

When asked this question, the warrior in front of him lowered his head slightly and then handed a white manual to Adir.

The manual was filled with writing, but most of it had been crossed out, leaving only a few words.

(End of this chapter)