Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 43 Reminiscing | The Gap

It was very windy on the hill.

Dark clouds rolled in the sky.

Vic's wizard robes fluttered in the wind.

Haven't seen it in years.

Sigurds' long golden hair was still dazzling, and her posture was upright.

The Ice Queen's temperament is cold and cruel.

Her once innocent blue eyes have lost their childishness and become cold, keeping everyone at arm's length.

After meeting the two.

Her gaze was scrutinizing and hostile, sweeping over Aaron before finally settling on Vic.

many years ago.

She learned of Vickers' death from Aaron's reply.

Deep down, I couldn't help but feel a sense of melancholy.

Even someone as cunning and patient as Vic could fall on the path of a wizard.

Now, the person who had the most profound influence on her during her childhood is standing right in front of her.

Siggs, however, was not surprised.

Because deep in her heart, that amazing young man, who was not dead, and who had become a wizard apprentice, was rightfully so.

After a moment of silence.

Siggs' smile was like ice and snow melting away.

That was the joy of reuniting with an old friend.

She lowered her guard, a slight smile playing on her lips, and said, "Vic, you haven't changed at all."

Vic replied calmly, "But you've changed."

He has seen countless people.

It was immediately obvious that Siggs was still wary of him and Aaron, but she hid it very well. If Vic hadn't been so experienced, he would have had a hard time noticing it.

The three of them had not seen each other for six years.

Human hearts are fickle.

Trust between wizards cannot be built overnight.

Now that we've reunited in our homeland, it's only natural for us to be wary of each other.

Compared to the girl in my memory, Sigurd's smile had lost its childish innocence and gained a cold maturity, but it was still beautiful, as dazzling as a gem.

Although Aaron's expression was natural, he was somewhat reserved when he met the goddess of his youth again.

"Siguth is even more beautiful than before."

After Aaron finished speaking.

Vic and Siggs turned to look at him.

Aaron coughed lightly, shifted his gaze elsewhere, and pretended nothing had happened.

Reunited in the same old place.

They are no longer the teenagers they once were.

But Aaron, already a wizarding apprentice and having spent seven years in the wizarding world, a deep and thoughtful man, inexplicably uttered a youthful and impulsive remark.

The three of them looked at each other and smiled.

This effortlessly eased the awkward atmosphere of not seeing each other for many years.

After catching up and chatting for a while...

Siggs's expression gradually turned serious as she said, "Let's stop here for now. I've already told Aaron in my letter the reason for my return to my homeland."

"Vic, since you've come here of your own accord, you should know my purpose."

Vic nodded slightly.

The answer was positive.

Siggs continued, "Before you came, I had someone investigate the families that occupy the baronies."

Strictly speaking.

He didn't belong to a wizarding family, because the head of the family was a senior apprentice.

"A senior apprentice dares to form a family? No wonder I've never heard of any newly emerging wizard families in the Kingdom of Katen," Victor said.

The Wizarding World.

Under normal circumstances, only a first-level wizard with sufficient strength and knowledge is qualified to form a family.

Senior apprentice.

Unworthy.

Siggs continued, "Even so, the Riley family still has four wizard apprentices, which I cannot handle alone."

You just need to hold off the two of them for me.

I will handle the rest as soon as possible.

That being said.

But Vic believes that Siggs is just using this as an excuse to meet with them.

Even if personality and appearance change a lot.

She hasn't changed when it comes to being nostalgic.

The Riley family, on the other hand, seized the barony and slaughtered all the murderers of the Morrie family.

Siggs' father died of illness in the night many years ago.

But she would not tolerate the hatred of her clan's annihilation, which is why she traveled thousands of miles back to the Death Rift Valley to seek revenge.

Aaron knew that Siggs had already been promoted to senior apprentice three years ago, but meeting her in person still filled him with emotion.

That's the difference between them and geniuses.

He hasn't even reached the level of a senior apprentice yet.

Sigurds is already preparing supplies for her promotion to first-level wizard.

Vic was unaware of these things beforehand; all he knew was that Siggs had been promoted to senior three years ago, and that was all.

Let's meet now.

Sigurd's mental magnetic field strength not only far exceeds his, but is also approaching the critical value. Before long, she will be able to advance to the level of a first-level wizard.

last life.

Vic has witnessed too many geniuses rise to prominence in a short period of time, only to fall as quickly as shooting stars.

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Sigurds's talent.

Even by Vic's standards, it's in the top ten.

I was promoted to senior level three years ago.

Three years later, he had reached a critical state, and his talent was so extraordinary that it was unparalleled in the world.

But the wizarding world.

The principle of equivalence is everywhere.

Everything you touch already has a price tag attached to it.

The price of being favored by fate is often too heavy for a genius to bear.

One cannot transcend fate; death is the only end.

Initially, Vic planned to maintain a long-term relationship with Sigurds in order to gain benefits.

Now let's look at it.

Getting too close to her will inevitably have an impact on you, which will only bring disadvantages.

Vic decides to deal with the Riley family, repay the favor she did for giving him the wizard's handbook, and then completely sever ties with Sigurds.

They are like strangers.

Although Aaron had been a wizard apprentice for many years, this was his first time going out to fight, and he was inevitably nervous. He asked, "Are you confident you can take on three opponents alone?"

Sigurd's face was as cold as frost, and an extremely fierce aura burst forth from her azure eyes; her words were sharp as knives.

"Over the years, I have killed no fewer than thirty wizards, and I don't even consider a senior apprentice a threat."

"You and Vic only need to hold off two of them; I'll finish this quickly."

Aaron's eyes widened in shock.

They seemed unable to believe it.

Vic remained calm.

Mediocre people race against time, geniuses fight against fate; killing thirty people in seven years is too few.

but.

After meeting Sigurd and learning about her talent, Vic believed that there must be more to the story behind the downfall of the Baron family.

This joint attack on the Riley family by the three of them will not be simple.

After Sigurds made the plan.

The three quickly headed to the Riley family's residence.

That place was originally the site of the castle of the Morrie family.

Half a day later.

The three stopped outside an old castle.

The guard knights on duty on the city wall were preparing for their routine questioning.

Siggs's face was gloomy.

The mental pressure spread out in all directions like ocean waves.

The frigid frost froze the knight in place, then he shouted, "Get the person in charge out here to see me!"

Aaron stood behind Siggs.

The senior apprentice's mental pressure, even without any hostility towards him, was still so overwhelming and cruel that it made him breathless and covered in cold sweat.

He looked at the blonde girl who had once been as warm and radiant as the sunshine in his heart, but now her eyes were fierce, cruel, and ruthless.

The shock I felt was indescribable.

The filter of the young goddess shattered completely at this moment, leaving only unfamiliarity and a trace of fear.

At the same time, another question arose in his mind.

What exactly did Siggs go through all these years?

Vic has been promoted to senior, and his strength and knowledge far surpass those of ordinary senior apprentices, but his strength is still far behind that of Sigurds.

after all.

The opponent's spiritual energy density has reached a critical value, with one foot already in the threshold of a first-level wizard. The disparity in strength is reasonable.

After Siggs killed the Riley family's guard knights.

The other party responded quickly.

A figure climbed the city wall, looking down with a sinister gaze, and said, "I am the head of the Riley family. What business do you have with me?"

(End of this chapter)