Wizard Immortal

Chapter 491 Students

Standing there, pondering silently for a long time, Adir finally decided to temporarily shelve this bloodline secret manual.

The world is undergoing unprecedented changes, and the opportunities presented are not to be missed.

As for that bloodline manual, we can try it in another world after things are settled in this world.

A variety of thoughts flashed through his mind. The next moment, Adir silently turned around and looked in a certain direction in the distance.

"Judging by the time, they should be here by now."

Looking into the distance, he muttered to himself, then left without staying, heading off to other places.

Slowly, he walked to a familiar palace, where a petite figure was sitting, occasionally turning the pages of a book in her hands, looking as if she was writing furiously.

Upon closer inspection, one can see that he is just a boy who looks to be about thirteen or fourteen years old, dressed in a clean white robe, sitting there reading a book with a very serious expression.

His face was ordinary, with some delicate features, but his complexion looked very pale, unlike that of an average person.

"Som, aren't you going to rest?"

Gently walking up to the main hall, Adir looked at the little boy sitting in the center of the hall, smiled softly, and spoke to him.

"teacher?"

Hearing the familiar voice, the little boy, who had been engrossed in his book, immediately looked up, his face lighting up with surprise: "You've come to see me!"

"Yes." Walking in front of the boy, Adir gently patted his head and smiled. His previously gloomy mood improved considerably.

The boy in front of you is named Som. Like Lera and Slim, he is a survivor of the past world.

About five years ago, during an unexpected trip, Adir discovered the child and subsequently took him in as a student.

Compared to the slow progress of Lera and Slim on their path to becoming wizards, this child was very intelligent, even born to be a wizard.

Becoming an apprentice at eight, advancing to a full-fledged wizard at ten, being born with the Light of Elements at thirteen, and advancing to a wizard in the Transformation Stage... Even Adir couldn't help but sigh at such talent, lamenting the gap between people.

Compared to him, Lera and Slim were far inferior. Although they might be similar in terms of spiritual talent, Som was far superior to them in his mastery of the wizarding path.

This is a genius born to be a wizard. His talent, wisdom, and even his own ideas and aptitude are perfectly matched with this path. Therefore, in less than five years, he has transformed from an ordinary child into a powerful wizard who is about to advance to the second level.

"Reading these books again?"

Standing in front of the boy, Adir picked up the book from the boy's hand, looked at the title written on it, "Advanced Bloodline Studies," and couldn't help but sigh softly.

"Yes." While talking to Adir, Som stood up from his chair. He looked to be only up to Adir's waist. His small body had a delicate and pretty face that was taut. "Little Black doesn't have much time left. While it still has time, I want to help it implant bloodlines so that it can live a little longer."

He crouched down, reached out and stroked a black dog at his feet, feeling the dog's faint breathing, his eyes filled with sadness.

In the past world, the boy's parents and relatives had all died, and the only one left was the black dog in front of him.

However, after many years, the black dog is quite old, and if no appropriate measures are taken, it may die at any time.

"Your mastery of bloodline science is excellent, but it's probably not enough for you to implant bloodlines in a short time."

Stroking the little boy's head, Adir smiled gently: "Let me do it. After I finish something outside, I'll perform the surgery on it."

"Teacher, are you going out again?" Hearing Adir's question, Som snapped out of his reverie, his expression looking somewhat disappointed. "Can't I not go?"

"I'm afraid that won't work." Adir shook his head, looking at the disappointment on the boy's face, and added, "However, I'll be back soon."

"I'll give you a belated birthday present later."

He smiled and patted the boy's head, then put down the book in his hand before leaving and slowly walking towards the palace outside.

In the main hall behind, Som watched Adir's retreating figure with a calm expression. He simply held his black dog and kept his eyes fixed on the spot where Adir had left, only snapping out of his daze after a long time.

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Several days have passed in the blink of an eye.

During these few days, Adir did nothing else but quietly train his students.

Compared to Som, who has the best talent, the three of them, Lera, have good soul aptitude, but their progress on the path of wizarding is very slow. Even after five years, with Adir's dedicated training and various resources, the strongest one has only just reached the level of a formal wizard, and the weakest one is still only a third-class apprentice.

However, compared to their slow progress in wizardry, their progress in knighthood has been remarkable. By now, they have all reached the pinnacle of Sky Knights, and would be easily appointed as titled knights in the knight world.

"Unfortunately, the ultimate destination of this path is not as high as that of a wizard. After you reach a certain level in the future, the road ahead will be far less easy than that of Som."

On a spacious training field, looking at the three students in front of him, Adir sighed softly.

The wizarding system, after countless years of development by ancient wizards, is already quite complete. All that is needed is to find the corresponding lineage in the wizarding world to continue progressing.

In comparison, the Cavaliers' system is at a disadvantage.

Even in the most prosperous world of knights, the top knights are only at level four. The path beyond level four is completely blank, and it requires newcomers to explore and continue.

The three people before us have chosen to embark on a long journey on the path of knighthood, and the road ahead may be arduous.

"That's a long way off."

Standing before Adir, listening to his instructions, Lera, the leader of the three, laughed nonchalantly, "According to you, teacher, if we want to reach the end of this path, we must at least become the Ancient Kings."

"For us ordinary people, this is enough."

"That's right." Slim chimed in with a laugh, "And if we really get to that point, maybe there will be other ways."

"Even if there's no other way, an ancient king can live for at least several thousand years, so it's not a loss for us." Finally, Qi Mu added, his expression resolute, his determined gaze unchanged even after so many years.

"You guys are really open-minded." Seeing his three students say this, Adir couldn't help but chuckle, realizing he had been thinking too far ahead.

Level 4 beings are not so easy to advance to. Under normal circumstances, even in dozens of worlds with life, there might not be any Level 4 beings.

Although the three people in front of me are favored by the old world and have good aptitude and talent, it is not certain that they can advance to the fourth level.

Moreover, even if it really comes to that, Adir has a contingency plan.

The Path of Blood is the best supplement for knights.

In terms of the path itself, the bloodline path is highly compatible with the knight, and the later paths are closely related to the bloodline, so there shouldn't be too much of a problem in continuing them.

If the three people in front of him can advance to the level of Origin Knight, Adir will pass on the Bloodline Codex in his possession and let them embark on the path of bloodline.

Of course, that's on the premise that Adir thoroughly understands this secret manual and ensures there are no problems with it.

Just then, a dark, eerie light gradually emanated from the outside world, attracting Adir's attention.

(End of this chapter)