Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 73 Annihilation | Talent-Level Sorcery

A passionate night.

Austin completely forgot the warnings of his cronies and indulged in material pleasures.

Suddenly.

A cold snort rang out from outside the window.

With an extremely powerful mental pressure, it tore through the walls, sending fragments flying everywhere, like a battering ram, heavily striking Austin's mental magnetic field!

Both are newly promoted to the same level.

But the difference in strength was clearly revealed at this moment.

In an instant.

Austin was deathly pale.

Fresh blood gushed from his mouth and nose.

After being promoted to a first-level wizard, he was naturally arrogant and often got into fights with others, but he usually bullied apprentices or used his wizarding family to threaten some weak free wizards.

No need to take action.

The other party immediately backed down and apologized upon hearing his name.

Occasionally, he would secretly commit robberies with his cronies.

It wasn't his turn to make a move.

He has now been ambushed, and his opponent is stronger than him.

Austin abruptly turned his head to look out the window.

He waited until he could clearly see the figure outside the window.

The pupils suddenly contracted.

For a moment, the ghosts were terrified!

He initially thought his cronies' warnings were just them being cowardly, but to his surprise, he had barely left the Snow Mountain Trading Market when...

The alchemist he had publicly humiliated followed right after him.

Find him and seek revenge!

especially.

The mental pressure that Vic displayed far exceeded his own; he was nothing like the weak and feeble figure he had seen during the day.

"How could it be you?!"

Vic doesn't waste time talking to dead people.

His face was gloomy.

Like the Grim Reaper.

The black robe fluttered wildly in the gale generated by the mental pressure.

The spell-casting material floated in his hand and suddenly burst into flames.

A first-level sorcery spell, the Flame of the Bones, appeared without warning on the outer layer of Austin's mental magnetic field, its terrifying heat carrying mysterious power.

The items in the room suddenly started to spontaneously combust.

Two ordinary girls let out heart-wrenching screams as boiling water vapor evaporated through their skin under the intense heat.

They only ran a few steps forward.

Suddenly, it fell to the ground and became still.

The oil under the skin sizzled and steam rose, as if it were being roasted.

Austin's expression at that moment was one of utter disbelief, as if he had seen a ghost.

The weak fight against the strong.

They were already at a disadvantage.

Moreover, Vic launched the sneak attack first, leaving him no chance or room to retaliate and only able to struggle to hold on.

even so.

He's still being stubborn.

"Alchemist! You can't kill me! My father is Loren Crow, a second-level wizard! If you kill me, you will never leave the Glorious Old Lands alive!"

The conflict between first-level wizards had a far-reaching impact.

The upgraded Bonefire, while having a lower-middle level of destructive power among first-level sorcery, caused the intense heat to spread in all directions after hitting Austin's mental defenses, giving the entire street signs of nature.

Residents felt the intense heat, like the height of summer.

They all ran out of their homes.

next second.

In Austin's utterly desperate eyes.

Vic's gloomy expression was as if he were looking down at ants.

Like the magical fire of a demon, it mercilessly burned through his mental defenses, and after he let out a scream, it completely engulfed him.

Austin has been confirmed dead.

Vic didn't linger and quickly flew away from the scene.

But then it turned back from a distance.

He gathered his spiritual form, transformed into a mortal, picked up a basin of water, and joined the town's residents in their firefighting efforts.

From Austin's encounter with Vic to the fall of this genius wizard from the Crowe family, the entire time elapsed was less than ten seconds.

Vic returned shortly after.

Three suspicious-looking first-level wizards flew from a great distance and landed outside Austin's room.

They found the charred corpses in the room.

His face was pale.

One of them cautiously surveyed the skies above the town, worried that the person who had killed Austin might not have left yet.

"Could it really have been that alchemist who did it?"

"It doesn't seem like it. Judging from the scene, Austin showed no signs of resistance, which means that the person who made the move was far more powerful than him."

"That idiot, I warned him he had better go back to the family and not go out for a year or two, but he didn't listen to a word I said."

Could a mere newcomer like him possibly have the connections of a first-level alchemist?

The three of them were talking in place.

Vic had already blended into the crowd of people putting out the fire, noting down the characteristics of their mental magnetic fields.

Wizards are cruel and tyrannical.

They are vengeful and will seek revenge for even the smallest wrongdoing.

Perhaps fearing that the wizard who killed Austin might return, the three lingered for a while before hastily departing.

Vic waited in the same spot for a day.

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Late the next night, he secretly returned to the workshop.

No one noticed anything unusual.

During the six months he pretended to be recovering from an injury.

The head of the Crowe family was furious about Austin being targeted in retaliation, and even came to the Snow Mountain Trading Market in person to demand that the Sears family hand over Vic.

The wizard was exceptionally meticulous.

Even if someone testifies that Vic wasn't behind it, the fact that the two had a feud during the day and Austin died suddenly that night makes it hard not to draw parallels.

An alchemist's network of connections is absolutely capable of getting powerful figures to help him avenge his humiliation.

But the Sears family took a hard line.

They didn't pursue the matter of Austin injuring Vic, but now they want them to hand over the person? They're really asking for it.

The head of the Sears family personally intervened.

Help Vic resolve this matter.

He even bluntly stated that Austin's arrogant and domineering style, which made enemies everywhere, was well-known, and that many people wanted to kill him; even if there were a queue, Vic would be the last one.

After a heated exchange between the two second-level wizards, the matter was eventually dropped.

The head of the Crowe family was well aware of Austin's character, but the murder of the family's genius was tantamount to a challenge to the family's prestige, and he had to find someone to give an explanation for this matter.

Vic did not follow up on this matter.

But according to Kevin...

The Crowes family, somewhere unknown, captured a wizard who had a grudge against Austin and executed him on the spot as a warning to the free wizards of the glorious western region of the Old Lands.

Provoke them.

The consequences are serious.

The six-month recovery period passed quickly.

Vic's life returned to normal.

His top priority now is to build a knowledge system for the bloodline school within his spiritual body as soon as possible.

Although cultivating a bloodline wizard consumes a great deal of energy, the powerful physical body combines offense and defense, making the wizard's strength overwhelming that of wizards of the same level.

Even if you are no match for a level 1 expert, if you are determined to escape, the opponent will be unable to do anything to you.

We have this powerful trump card.

He would then be qualified to go out and gain experience, preparing supplies for his promotion to senior level one.

The conditions for advancing to a higher life level are different.

The knowledge and qualifications required for promotion to senior level are common knowledge among those at the same level.

A first-level wizard who develops a unique magical skill in a mysterious realm is considered a senior first-level wizard.

The magic of the talent slot is extremely special.

It does not occupy the spiritual body's capacity; it is like a life form in the form of energy, independent of the spiritual body.

Once the build is successful.

Talented sorcery forms a symbiotic relationship with the wizard, and as the wizard's life level increases, it perfects itself and completes its advancement.

Both being level one sorcery, the talent-level sorcery possesses formidable combat power and requires no casting materials when used.

but.

As a price.

The fundamental theories of innate sorcery require sorcerers to explore and create them on their own, a process that is extremely difficult.

Only this fundamental theory can meet the academic requirements of inertia integration.

Only wizards can begin to construct a knowledge system within the spirit.

Otherwise, it is extremely easy to collapse.

During the construction process.

The rarity of the materials provided directly affects the combat strength of the talent-level sorcery and the degree of completion after future self-advancement.

Therefore, innate sorcery is also divided into levels based on different basic theories and materials used.

Black box, white box, no box.

From high to low.

The black box level represents a huge potential for future extension of the basic theory. Its form after self-advancement is unpredictable, and its upper limit is unknown.

The white-box level represents a basic theory with some extensions, and the advanced forms are traceable with a definite upper limit.

The "no-box" level means that the basic theory has no room for expansion, and there is no change in subsequent self-advancing.

(End of this chapter)