Wizard: Starting with Symbiosis with Algae

The Wizarding Planet has vast oceans and lands so bountiful they are almost extravagant.

Most of the land is wild grassland. Apart from the deliberately marked deserts and scattered forests, there is land suitable for human habitation everywhere.

The grass waves rolled in the wind, stretching as far as the eye could see.

However, compared to this dull land, the man-made buildings are what attract attention.

Their scale far exceeds the needs of the human body; each building is structured, gigantic, angular, and unique.

On the green grass, a towering monument pierces the clouds, silently overlooking the ant-like pedestrians.

At the confluence of the river valley and the ocean, the mega-dam silently suppresses the eternal waves with its immense weight.

A floating city. A vast garden. A distant tower and a labyrinth.

From the extreme cold to the scorching heat, traces of human settlement are everywhere in both the Arctic and Antarctic.

Exploration. Victory. Domination.

This is the trilogy that wizards have cast upon the world.

Lynn gazed at the strangely shaped buildings in the distance, slowly stretching his body and opening up the narrow, winding passageway.

The space he was in was so cramped, while the wizarding world was so vast; the contrast made him feel disoriented for a moment.

If anyone doesn't know the difference between big and small, let them come and see for themselves in the Wizarding World.

Lynn thought to himself that he felt a genuine joy at returning to this world.

Taking a deep breath, Lynn turned around: "At this speed, we'll be at the Mirror City square in a few minutes. It's a bit late to talk about this now. Where are you planning to go next?"

Ruby reached out and brushed aside the strands of hair that had been blown about by the airflow, then placed her hand behind her neck.

Before falling, she took a good shower, something she hadn't done in a long time.

At this moment, her fiery red hair and azure eyes were as clear as ever.

It felt soft and fluffy all over.

I'm so sleepy.

Ruby yawned and said slowly

"I'll probably finish the thesis first. Our research is basically complete. And I might have to go back to my family. With this experience, my family will likely allocate more resources to me."

We observed that electric worms transformed into flying rods.

Ruby's experimental results went even further.

The probability of receiving an extra bonus is very high.

Lynn didn't press for details about what "family" meant; Ruby showed no signs of alteration, clearly indicating she had a powerful background.

Moreover, wizards should maintain some distance from each other. Just like Ruby did with him.

"What will the college's punishment be?"

Ruby straightened her clothes and pulled the bronze badge from her sleeve.

"I don't know, but with the badge, even if it's just a no-level item, it will probably be much lighter."

"Let's not make a big fuss about it."

Lynn nodded slightly; it was a good idea.

Like a night heron, it quietly slips away.

On the other side, Joe shrugged. With the expansion over, his assets had covered his liabilities, so he felt completely relaxed: "I'm planning to go see if there are any easy-to-change legs inside the Alchemy Academy."

I'll also take out another loan.

The Alchemy Academy and the Magic Biology Academy are both behemoths on par with the Atmospheric Transformation Academy.

Strictly speaking, these two people were actually quite distant from Lynn.

Lynn asked, "Replace it? You're not planning to connect a new one?"

Joe grinned. "Lynn, what good is a leg extension? This isn't the first time I've been lame. During my long apprenticeship, I learned one thing: human strength has its limits. So does a wizard's apprentice."

"So, this time I have enough magic stones, and I will make a complete transformation of my body."

Lynn and Ruby looked at each other, neither of them able to understand his thought process.

"Without transplanting biological organisms?"

"No transplants. I'm a pure humanist."

If your body is stuffed with a bunch of strange parts of unknown origin, can you still call yourself a pure human?

Lynn looked away.

The city drew closer and closer, its outline gradually solidifying from a blurry mass of light into a concrete shape.

He gazed at the increasingly clear steel and rock formations, his mind somewhat dazed.

Let him go.

Having only escaped the wilderness a few days ago, how could I possibly have the extra energy to care about other people's philosophy of life?

After a few minutes of silence, Joe spoke.

"Lynn, we're almost there."

"kindness."

Lynn was also a little tired, so he lay down and gazed into the distance.

Finally, I could see the sculpture standing in the square clearly.

A golden double helix statue gleams in the sunlight.

There was also a silver pea statue standing quietly next to it.

He remembered that a long time ago, a mentor had mysteriously told him that these two statues represented two milestone leaps in the wizarding world's understanding of life.

At that time, he lacked knowledge and could not fathom the hidden mysteries within.

But now, Lynn understands.

This was an important finding that he originally intended to publish.

I never imagined it would become a sculpture for people to remember.

It's truly regrettable.

In addition, the square was teeming with people, filled with noise, flags were waving, banners were fluttering, and crudely hand-painted slogans were being held high by the crowd, which also caught Lynn's attention.

He recognized one of them, Aigard, Melsu.

The official wizard who led the expedition and the apprentice who received special recognition.

"That's good."

"Luckily, no one noticed."

Lynn whispered to himself.

It's a good thing no one's there to greet us.

This shows that the academy has completely forgotten about him, this nobody.

Next, it's time to wait for the rewards to be distributed, and then go to the floating city's market to feast.

As Lynn thought about it, his breath condensed into a blurry mist on the wall of the passage.

Land, take a deep breath, and look straight ahead.

Aside from the cold, hard three hundred magic stones in the Unranked Pioneer Badge, he had nothing.

With this thought in mind, Lynn steadied himself.

Unexpectedly, the moment their feet touched the ground, an overwhelming cheer erupted like a flood bursting its banks, engulfing the three of them.

The crowd was roughly divided into two groups, one of which said

"Senior Lynn—! We love you—!"

"The pride of the Atmospheric Transformation Academy!"

...

Another school of thought said

"We are reporters from the Jingdu Morning Post. Mr. Lynn, how did you overcome the problem of torrential rain?"

"I heard you're a junior wizarding apprentice. Is there anything you'd like to say to the incoming freshmen?"

"This is a staff member from Wizard Navigation Treasure. Did you receive any assistance from Wizard Navigation Treasure products when you were conquering the planet? Do you have any suggestions for improvement?"

The crowd lined the streets to welcome them, creating quite a lively scene.

Lynn stepped back, shielding Ruby in front of him.

There were so many people.

It triggered his anthropophobia.

The gleaming silver pea statue stood silently in the sunlight, facing Lynn, as if it might spit a bullet out of its metal mouth at any moment.

No.

What kind of scene is this?

next moment.

A voice came

"Make way, make way."

Suddenly, a calloused but strong hand grasped Lynn's hand.

"Hello, Lynn the Pioneer. I am Aigard, a professor at the Atmosphere Conversion Institute. Thank you for your contributions to the wizarding world."

"The younger members of our academy haven't heard your story for a full three minutes. Why don't you come with me to the academy, and we can have a proper talk?"

He tightened his grip on Lynn's hand, his tone becoming even more earnest.

He pushed Joe's wheelchair to the student with one hand.

"Joe, I've heard you're quite interested in alchemy? We could discuss it in more detail."