Wizard's Journey

Chapter 1429 The Ring of Loss (Part Two)

"Hmph, hmph hmph haha! Gathering together is much easier than searching little by little. All wizards must die!"

With the arrogant roar of Abaddon, the king of the infernal giants, the sealed jar of the Spirit Devourer Shrine, which had already been closed, suddenly began to vibrate violently again. The mouth and body of the jar collided at an extremely high frequency, and the entire jar became increasingly hot, gradually becoming transparent, as if it was about to be burst by the scorching contents inside.

That was the struggling of the trapped Infernal Furnace. Unlike the conventional understanding of weapons, King Abadon and the Infernal Furnace were one entity. The Shadow Eater Shrine sealed the Infernal Furnace, just as a monster bit an arm, attempting to separate the two and connect them. Of course, it would be met with the fiercest resistance.

"kindness……"

Every moment, every second, the omnipotent soul of the Third Ring True Spirit Wizard was fading away at an alarming rate. At this moment, as the Infernal Giant King of Abadon struggled violently, this theoretically successful sealing technique was showing signs of being broken from the inside—the struggle of the Infernal Furnace!

It's hard to imagine that, relying on its scorching heat and brute force, this savage fire elemental creature could actually break through the barriers of illusory space and time!

"That guy!"

The spacetime sealing spell had been successful. The third-ring True Spirit Wizard, who originally intended to surround Abaddon with several Sovereigns, felt the state of his spirit shrine, as if it were about to be burst open at any moment, and his pupils suddenly lit up.

Opening his mouth, he spat out a wisp of omnipotent soul. The third-ring True Spirit Wizard dipped his left index finger in it, then flicked it lightly, transforming it into two six-pointed star magic circles. In a flash, they appeared above and below the spirit shrine, which was almost red-hot glass, to perform the second layer of spacetime confinement, severing the connection between Abaddon and the Infernal Furnace.

At this moment, with the support of the rules of the wizarding world behind him and the surrounding worlds large and small, the spacetime confinement outside the Shadow Devouring Shrine sealing spell became increasingly astonishing, seemingly equivalent to completing a double-layer sealing spell.

This is the power of the Rule Body of a Three-Star True Spirit Wizard.

"Even with the Ring of Loss in place, temporarily sealing and imprisoning this furnace already requires my full strength. Damn it, I definitely underestimated it!"

Speaking of the second-ring True Spirit Wizard, four distant spacetime rulers descended in one go, possessing the resources and foundation of the wizarding world. This was far from the limit; it was merely to coordinate with the actions of the third-ring True Spirit Wizard.

Seventh-ring True Spirit Wizards who obtain the Ring of Loss, whether second-ring or third-ring, are well aware of its power.

The depth of a civilization cannot be definitively ranked in terms of strength or weakness.

All civilizational foundations must possess the characteristic of breaking through certain rules, turning the impossible into the possible. Theoretically speaking, there is no distinction between strong and weak civilizational foundations, only the issue of utilization rate. Some civilizational foundations are more easily and efficiently utilized by a group, thus exhibiting extremely strong characteristics, such as the Lever of Fate and the Vatti perpetual motion machine.

They themselves have multi-layered applications, and the rules involved have an increasing level of influence from weak to strong, which can affect the development and life of biological groups at all times, creating dependence.

Some, due to limitations in their application, can only be used at certain critical times, such as the Star Orbiter Cannon and the Book of Destiny. Therefore, they are perceived as much weaker. However, when the conditions for application are sufficient, their potential for explosive power will be unbelievable, even beyond imagination.

This involves the issue of utilization rate.

This Ring of Loss is one of the foundations of the Xiahe civilization. Regardless of its subsequent development, its utilization rate alone is absolutely astonishing. It allows a level seven creature to reach the point of losing its omnipotent soul, which is equivalent to being infused with eternity. This passive ability alone is enough to make countless rulers rush to fight for it at all costs.

As for its additional enhancements and the subsequent development power of using illusory creatures as resources to enslave the world's ruler, it is even more incredible, almost equivalent to unlimited power. For a level seven individual, this Titan's Ring is more attractive than the Destiny Lever Vatti Perpetual Motion Machine!

Now, this Ring of Damage, having been "accidentally" developed by a Seventh-Ring True Spirit Wizard, possesses a deeper, newer power and is bound to a Dominator; its value is now immeasurable.

Looking again at the four rulers summoned from across vast distances by the second-ring True Spirit Wizard, who had been summoned here a second time by the third-ring True Spirit Wizard, their expressions immediately changed after recognizing the war situation.

Of the four rulers, the most conspicuous is the ruler with the seven-colored bone spikes.

Its true form, measuring 100 meters, resembles a standing hedgehog, its back covered with various colored bone spurs for protection. The tip of its long snake tail trails a black sphere, swirling with an unknown magnetic field, the nature of which is unknown. Its head, resembling an old tortoise, has a trunk, with white smoke continuously billowing from its honeycomb-like nostrils.

"Second-circle wizard, may I choose to pay double the price to withdraw the summoning contract?"

The second-ring True Spirit Wizard looked at the Overlord and said in a low voice, "King of the Spectacular, is there any point in saying all this now?"

The shrewish king fell silent, his expression extremely solemn.

The second ruler was a vast, dark red light, but it was not an elemental being. Instead, it was a rule-based life form born in an unknown place, which was very mysterious. Its will fluctuations faintly carried absurd and illusory rules. It was probably a being similar to a guardian of a dimensional gate, but it had undergone some mutation.

The unknown Pluto, the Second Ring True Spirit Wizard's knowledge of it is limited to transactions and the name itself.

However, such transactions involving the signing of trans-temporal summoning contracts at unimaginable costs are inherently random in nature, so there's no need to know too much about them; as long as the goal is achieved, that's all that matters.

At this moment, wisps of dark red light, now turning almost black, from the ominous Pluto were spreading to extremely distant places. These distorted beams of light were like its tentacles, observing this space-time in its own way.

The third ruler is a majestic, proud, and holy black swan.

Yes, it is a black swan. At least its appearance is completely consistent with the swans in the Wizarding World. If we were to force a classification, it would even bear some resemblance to the beautiful goose in the dimensional gap. The Wizarding language translation of its name is "Shejieqian," a completely new term with no real meaning.

It seems that this black swan has a very limited understanding of the alien world community. As a newly ascended native ruler, when he saw the battlefield between the wizard civilization and the metal destroyer civilization, the two sides' completely different ecosystems and the grand war situation, he was clearly shocked and slightly flustered and worried beneath his majestic and arrogant appearance.

This ruler was probably leaving his world community for the first time and realizing his own insignificance.

The last ruler is quite interesting.

It was as if it were composed of endless, churning metal meteorite debris. After a preliminary understanding, this strange life form named "WALL-E" emanated an indescribable excited will from within the churning metal meteorite debris.

This should be like the Extreme Mystery Light and Void Creatures that roam the vast void, belonging to the category of mission-driven life forms, possessing their own special will, randomly born in the operation of the endless world, appearing to maintain certain communication and balance as well as the operation of the endless world.

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P.S.: I'm on the train in a bit, so I'll update this chapter first, in case I don't have 4G internet on the way and won't have a chance to upload.

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