Wizard's Journey

Chapter 1958 The Wizard Arrives

"That old guy."

The Fourth Ring True Spirit Wizard, the True Spirit Offering Wizard of the Holy Tower Book, is hailed as the most mysterious wizard in the wizarding world. Even Grimm cannot fully understand or comprehend him. And yet, such a statue has appeared here, and in the form of a wizard's robe!

Logically, since Grimm and Millie were experiencing the survival methods of lower beings, they shouldn't have paid any more attention to the statue, even if it involved the wizarding world.

But Green couldn't resist, and a tiny, azure spot of spiritual energy entered the statue.

"What are you doing!"

Millie was shocked; this was the first time Green had ever broken the agreement like this.

After Grimm stopped his investigation, he said in a low voice, "There are only a hundred years left. We have now left the Wizarding World Cluster and are in a miniature world cluster similar to the Leyline World Cluster, between the Chaos World Cluster and the Spring Ancestor World Cluster. What is he doing here? Moreover, this statue has no magical components and is so perfectly formed and smooth. It is absolutely impossible for a civilization with conventional military force on the surface of this world to have created it."

"You mean, there are other high-powered, high-level life forms in this world besides sandworms?"

Millie couldn't bear to blame Green, nor did she dwell on his foul, and asked him this question instead.

Green frowned and thought for a moment, then said in a low voice, "According to my secret investigation, in the wizarding world, besides Dawn Wisdom, Demon Hunter Achievements, World Guardians, and even the Shadow Wizards I secretly formed, there are several other large and small wizarding forces that have secretly united to form a unified interest group. The most mysterious of these is a group called the Book of Fate. According to my investigation, the leader of this mysterious group is very likely a fourth-circle True Spirit Wizard!"

After a pause, Green continued, "This world seems calm on the surface, but judging from the Sandworm King's worries in the Garbage World, those parasites clearly didn't form by chance. Don't you think it's very similar to the mystical techniques of life and death in the Wizarding World? Furthermore, the secret methods of chili powder and sand contaminant on the Desert Ship, as I've investigated, have only been secretly promoted in the last few decades, hmph..."

Millie was also a quick-witted person. After considering the extent to which this miniature world cluster was ownerless, and the fact that the Wizarding Alliance spanned three vast world clusters after the Fifth Civilization War in the Wizarding World, she finally understood.

"You mean, this world has been targeted by the wizarding world?"

Green added, "It should be said that it's this miniature world cluster. And the wizards who conquered this world cluster are most likely wizards from the secret society of the Book of Destiny, or even fourth-ring True Spirit wizards who intend to cultivate a True Spirit from it!"

"Although you, the first Wizard King, are no longer a deterrent, with the wisdom and cunning of a True Spirit Wizard, coupled with the special nature of the Black Wizard King and the master-disciple relationship between Prometheus and him, you are now the second Wizard King, which is enough to suppress all the Wizard Alliance's movements. Fortunately, let's stay here and observe the changes in this world."

Millie's words resonated with Green.

……

Five years later.

The sea buckthorn seedlings, though only a meter or so tall, have roots that have spread for tens of meters due to the unique characteristics of these desert plants.

Within this sea buckthorn grove, besides Green and Millie's cottage, several more households have been added, and it has developed into a natural village.

The children played in the shade of the sea buckthorn trees, and at dusk they would run to the distant salt flats and sandy lands to dig and wander around. Occasionally they would find a sand crystal or two, which provided the village with unexpected wealth. The adults worked in the sand crystal mines, and although their income was not much, it was enough to support their families. As the owners of this sea buckthorn forest, Green and Millie were respected by everyone.

As dusk fell, the sky gradually darkened, a rare occurrence in the desert.

Crackling sounds!

Dark clouds gathered, and a bolt of lightning ripped across the sky; the annual rainy season had arrived once again.

Although it lasts only a short half-month, it is the life source for desert creatures, the replenishment of oases, a paradise for caravans, and a hell for sandworms. All the insects will hide in the deepest part of the earth to avoid the invasion of rain.

The children screamed with excitement, eagerly awaiting the annual festival, singing and dancing with joy. The miners in the mine also hurriedly took out all kinds of water containers, preparing to store this hard-won and precious wealth.

This is the time when water prices are cheapest, but water containers are most expensive.

Green, carrying a hoe, sat on the roof of the wooden house, looking up at the sky. His dark, withered face relaxed for once. Millie stopped weaving, came out and stretched, and casually fiddled with the water container in the house, carrying it outside.

"Green, do you think this rainy season will last for half a month? Our new batch of sea buckthorn seeds depends on this rain."

There are quite a few water containers in the house, most of which are stored in the basement to reduce water evaporation. Millie has to carry them up one by one. There is also some unused water that she doesn't want to waste.

The sand dog wagged its tail excitedly and drank heartily the water that Millie had brought out to water the sea buckthorn trees.

"I think so."

Green looked distracted, gazing at the sky as it filled in the dark clouds, lost in thought.

Given Millie's relationship with Green, she knew that Green's thoughts at this moment must be those of his soulmate, Yagiri Vigishi.

Although she was also heartbroken, Millie remained silent, because she loved this talented wizard too much; he was her everything, and she didn't want to lose Green, even if it was just for the moment.

At this moment, a solitary figure slowly walking from outside the desert caught people's attention.

Although desert ships occasionally pass by, a lone figure walking in the desert like this is unprecedented, which arouses people's curiosity. Innocent children happily ran over and surrounded the figure.

From the rooftop, Green also saw the figure in the distance, then paused for a moment, leaped down from the roof, and said calmly, "Wizard."

Millie, who was fiddling with the water jug, wiped her sweat and looked at the figure. After confirming that the person was a wizard, she whispered, "Go and take a look. He should be a demon hunter dark wizard. We don't care if he kills native creatures in other places, but not here."

"kindness."

After Green responded, the adults who had gathered around looked at him. They had never seen anyone dressed in such a strange outfit before, but there was no doubt that he must be a person of high status. In this barren land, having a full set of white gauze covering one's body was already a sign of a person of importance, let alone this strange outfit!

Green, carrying a hoe, walked toward the wizard who was standing still, teasing the children.

"Sir, is there anything we can do for you?"

Green, hunched over, had completely adapted to life here and no longer showed any trace of his former role as the princess's personal guard. His voice was hoarse and aged as he asked tentatively, even feigning a hint of fear.

"hehe……"

The oversized wizard's hat and robe were one piece, and a magic wand made of the tailbone of an unknown animal was attached. His right cheek seemed to have been corroded by some kind of strong acid, making him look ferocious and terrifying. His eye sockets were black holes. Although he tried to appear kind and benevolent, he was still terrifying.

However, in the world of sandstorms, people fear nothing of their own kind except for sandworms and thirst.

"I am not a nobleman. You can call me a wizard. I am the one responsible for eliminating sandworms, and also the savior of this world, a great being who allows people to roam freely across the desert."

After saying this, the wizard added, "Respecting wizards will help you understand the true meaning of life."

The propaganda suggests that this wizard was finding pleasure among the ignorant native creatures during his leisure time after completing a mission.

"Wow……"

A little child, incredulous, asked in a childish voice, "Are you more powerful than a sandworm?"

The wizard raised his head, gazing up at the dark clouds in the sky, as if he saw something within them. He sneered, "Of course! Under the wizard's brilliance, the sandworm will soon become history. No one can stop the wizard's progress, including these self-proclaimed great Spring Ancestors!"

(End of this chapter)