Wizard: Building a Cultivation Family from Scratch

"Wow, that's fast!"

Orianna looked at the magical artifact called [Azure Feather Ring] with great affection.

Based on her recent attempt, she was almost certain.

If I were to use this magical artifact in battle, an ordinary extraordinary knight would probably not have time to dodge it.

Most importantly, she could clearly feel that she didn't need to expend much spiritual energy to manipulate this Azure Feather Ring...

This is much more efficient than casting spells by hand!

"I have placed three kinds of restrictions inside this Azure Feather Ring."

At that moment, Gordon suddenly spoke up.

"These three restrictions are [Gathering Spirit], [Wind Control], and [Sharpness]."

"Three kinds of restrictions?"

Oriana paused for a moment.

Based on her previous knowledge of weapon crafting from Gordon...

Generally speaking, a basic magical artifact can only be imbued with one type of restriction.

To improve the grade of this magical artifact, one must continuously increase the number of layers of restrictions.

She had never seen a magical artifact like this, capable of being imbued with three kinds of restrictions, before.

"That's right." Gordon nodded. "That's also the advantage of the Hunyuan Stone."

You should know that it's an excellent material for crafting magical artifacts.

"And don't underestimate this Azure Feather Ring."

As a magical artifact, its grade is not low; it is already a magical artifact of the spiritual level.

You can wear it on your body regularly, which will help you absorb the surrounding spiritual energy.

Although this cannot directly improve your cultivation level, it is still quite beneficial for condensing the spiritual energy within your body.

When it comes to battle, you can use these six blue feathers as hidden weapons.

At this point, Gordon paused for a moment:

"Of course, since your strength is still too weak, you can only operate two Azure Feathers at the same time. If you force yourself to operate too many, it will easily backfire."

Orianna nodded upon hearing this.

  

With a thought, the six blue feathers that had been floating around her flew back and returned to their original circular shape.

Oriana's joy was palpable upon seeing this.

She happily put the blue feather ring on her wrist.

Judging from its appearance alone, others would probably only see it as a piece of exquisitely designed jewelry.

But who could have imagined that this seemingly ordinary ring could cause such terrifying damage in an instant?

"Thank you, Ancestor," Oriana said happily.

Gordon nodded slightly, then asked about Obert and Vera's situation.

After learning that the two of them had been staying in the castle recently, he asked Oriana to take some time to teach them the most basic "Qi-inducing method".

The Hunyuan Stone Mine has now begun to produce stable output.

Continuing to train only Orianna would be a waste.

Moreover, if the Roland family wants to become a true cultivation family in the future, it is impossible for them to rely on Gordon to personally teach them everything.

As the head of the family, Orianna naturally had to gradually take on the responsibility of nurturing the family members.

Orianna was initially somewhat unsure about this task.

However, in Gordon's opinion, she now possesses the cultivation level of the third level of Qi Refining, which is more than enough to teach two people who have never been exposed to cultivation to sense spiritual energy.

Moreover, given his current status, it is indeed inappropriate for him to personally teach Obert and Vera.

And so, a few days later, Orianna rose and returned to her family castle to begin the "secret mission" assigned to her by Gordon...

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Northern part of Blackwater Valley.

Misty Forest.

"Snapped!"

"Snapped!"

The heavy boots rustled as they stepped on the thick layer of decaying leaves.

At this moment, the kobold Kru was hiding in a large black robe, cautiously following behind Gordon, his small yellow eyes darting around.

"Master, Master..."

Should we really go any further?

This place is already very dangerous...

Kuru sensed danger.

Gordon didn't turn around and kept walking forward.

"We came here specifically to find monsters."

Upon hearing this, Kulu was momentarily speechless.

After a while, it whispered:

"But finding monsters and being eaten by monsters are two different things."

Kuru thought we should bring more soldiers.

It would be best to bring a few people who are slower runners as well.

That way, when the monsters catch up, Kuru and his master can run away first.

Gordon paused slightly in his steps.

He then turned his head and looked at the kobold behind him.

"So, you mean you're going to save your life by betraying my soldiers?"

"Uh...no."

Kuru will definitely stay and protect his master!

Brave Kuru never runs away!

Gordon sighed and ignored the noisy kobold.

Honestly, if I didn't still think the other person was somewhat useful, I would have thrown them into the dungeon...

Their destination for this trip was the area located in the northern part of Blackwater Valley, where the Misty Forest and Storm Mountain Range meet.

According to the wizard's notebook, this area seems to be inhabited by many powerful and special magical beasts, which could provide Gordon with good research material.

What interested Gordon the most was a magical beast called the "Raging Mountain Bear".

This is a low-level magical beast, but it possesses "extraordinary bloodline abilities"...

Although the bloodline ability of the "Rampaging Mountain Bear" is very simple.

It can only unleash three times its own power in a short period of time.

But this ability is very practical.

Moreover, that wizard's notebook contains very detailed records of the dissection methods of the "Raging Mountain Bear," the bloodline extraction methods, and the potion recipes.

This made it a perfect target for Gordon's first bloodline extraction experiment.

As for why Kuru was brought along...

Besides needing this guy to decipher parts of the notes, there was an even more important reason.

Gordon glanced down at the messy dirt at his feet.

Are you sure this is the direction?

"certainly."

Kuru immediately straightened his chest.

"A kobold's nose never makes a mistake."

At this point, it squatted down and sniffed the ground carefully a few times.

After a moment, Kuru raised his head and said with great certainty:

"It's just ahead."

And it's very fresh.

At most only…

But at that moment, Kuru suddenly stopped speaking.

It seemed to have discovered something, and its ears, which had been drooping to the sides, stood up high.

"What's wrong?"

Gordon asked.

Kuru did not answer immediately.

Instead, it stretched out its claws and carefully pried open a dead leaf next to it.

The next moment, a huge claw print appeared in front of the two of them.

The paw print was deeply embedded in the soil, and several thick drag marks could be seen around it...

At this moment, Kuru looked at the paw prints on the ground, then looked down at his own paws, and couldn't help but slowly swallow.

After the kobold rummaged around, Gordon naturally discovered this trace as well.

He crouched down and measured the size of the claw print with his fingers.

Then he looked at the broken bushes next to him.

Clearly, judging from the traces left behind, this was definitely a large creature...