Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 84 Ruthless and Vicious | Mechanical Floating City

Half a day later.

Loken became the coachman.

The two headed towards the mechanical floating city.

In the far distance, the suspended steel behemoth, steam rising from it, was enormous and blotted out the sky.

Loken was over forty years old, with a rugged face, a tall stature, and some gray hair at the front.

He brandished his riding crop and asked respectfully, "Sir, how should I address you?"

Not long after.

A voice came from inside the carriage.

"Vic."

After that, Loken dared not ask any more questions.

Too many words will be lost.

Every word and action must be carefully considered.

Becoming a wizard's squire should have been a joyous occasion.

But Loken didn't think so.

From his perspective.

The wizard in the carriage was unpredictable, ruthless, and elusive.

Although he is now the other party's squire, if he is disrespectful in his words or actions, it is hard to guarantee that the other party will not kill him.

The knights hired by Louis's brother are an example.

If it were him...

If someone commits murder right under his nose, he will definitely intervene, and even if he doesn't stop it, he will reveal his identity as a wizard.

To avoid indiscriminate killing of innocent people due to misunderstandings.

But this one is different.

He remained completely silent from beginning to end.

Wait until he speaks.

The knights had no chance to explain themselves; all twelve were killed without a single survivor.

The reason was simply that he was in a bad mood.

Like crushing an ant.

The methods were cruel and ruthless, and even an old knight like him, who had fought on the battlefield for many years and was used to death, felt a chill run down his spine.

He was sitting in front of the carriage, driving.

He always felt that a pair of cold eyes were silently watching him from behind.

Although it might be a hallucination, it still sent chills down his spine.

The next day at dawn.

They experienced a long journey and fierce battles.

Loken was already exhausted, his eyes were bloodshot and his face was pale, but he forced himself to stay awake and dared not ask to rest, lest he displease Vic.

At this time.

A figure suddenly appeared in the distant sky, and arrived above the two a moment later.

The newcomer was a handsome and refined young man.

He was dressed in a white robe and possessed an extraordinary air about him.

After landing, he ignored Loken, lowered his posture slightly, and said, "Lord Vic, the city lord requests your presence."

Someone found him.

Vic was not surprised by this.

Yesterday, when he annihilated that group of knights, the Sky City had the means to detect the energy fluctuations caused by the mental magnetic field of a first-level wizard; it was nothing out of the ordinary.

Moreover.

After he leaves the Snow Mountain Trading Market, Carden will definitely negotiate with the head of the Eternal Merchant Guild in the western region to explain his whereabouts with the criminal wizard and whether his fate is currently unknown.

With the power of Grant and the Eternal Merchant Guild in the Sky City.

Keep an eye on whether he enters the country.

easy.

Loken has lived within the jurisdiction of the mechanical floating city's outpost since childhood, almost always looking up at the floating city, and has lived to this day.

In his mind.

The Lord of the Floating City and the City Councilors are both supreme beings, almost like gods.

just now.

His new master, the wizard Vic.

Invited by the Lord of the Floating City.

He was deeply shocked, beyond words.

Despite trying her best to control her expression, she couldn't help but turn her head to look at the carriage, her pupils dilating and her palms sweating.

All he knew was that Vic was a wizard.

The methods were ruthless.

However, he had no understanding of the strength and status of his new master; in his view, Vic was at most a senior apprentice.

If he is a first-level wizard, why would he need to travel by carriage?

but.

The city lord invited his new master.

Loken belatedly realized something, and he suddenly shuddered, his heart pounding as he suddenly understood something: his master, the wizard Vic, was far more powerful and powerful than he had ever imagined.

After realizing this.

He became increasingly respectful of Vic, daring not to overstep the bounds.

Because of a chance encounter, I became an attendant to such an important person.

I'm not excited.

That's just you deceiving yourself.

This is an opportunity that many knights would kill for!

He must cherish it.

In order to get rid of Amiya, Vic had used all his trump cards, and his journey was filled with flashing flames, traversing half of the glorious old land.

They paraded through the streets in such a blatant manner.

The latest novel is first published here!

It will definitely attract unwanted attention.

Therefore, once he entered the jurisdiction of the Floating City, he always kept a low profile, disguising himself as an ordinary person in order to avoid attracting attention.

He evaded the detection of some wizards with ulterior motives who were following him.

When he fled, he was extremely fast, and his mental pressure was fleeting, making it difficult for other wizards to remember his identity through his characteristics.

but.

If he flew all the way to the Floating City.

In full view of everyone, one's identity will surely be discovered.

For a wizard, having his true strength and trump cards exposed is a major taboo. Knowing that only a very few people know is already the limit that Vic can accept.

To gain fame and fortune by becoming known to everyone.

That's just asking for death.

The young man finished speaking.

Before long, Vic stepped out of the carriage, dressed in an extremely simple black robe. In a calm voice, he said, "Lead the way."

Before leaving.

He looked down at Loken, took out a sanshin ring, left a mental imprint on it, and handed it to him, saying, "Use this to come find me in the Sky City."

He was merely a servant who would serve him for a short period of time.

Vic wouldn't bother to fly him into the floating city.

but.

His unremarkable appearance, but his cold, icy gaze sent chills down Loken's spine. He hurriedly took the ring with both hands, bowed his head, and spoke with utmost respect, not daring to utter a single unnecessary word.

"understood."

Thereafter.

Vic followed the youth, transforming into a streak of light and flying towards the floating city.

Compared to Black Tower Academy.

The mechanical floating city is magnificent and grand, capable of accommodating a population of millions, and its urban rules are relatively lenient.

Apart from wizards, no one else lives here.

There are also a large number of ordinary people.

but.

This city is densely populated and land is extremely valuable.

Ordinary people want to establish themselves in the floating city.

You must have a special skill.

Regardless of noble birth or wizard lineage, everyone is treated equally; the Floating City does not support idlers.

The entire urban area of ​​the suspended city is filled with massive steel structures arranged in a very strict order of height.

The central steel tower, "Mechanical Heart," is the heart of the city, the area where the city lord and city councilors live and work.

Overlooking the entire city.

Despite enduring wind and rain, the metal surface remains shiny and free of oxidation thanks to long-term maintenance and the intervention of alchemical techniques.

The second district, "Iron Ring," is where senior first-level wizards and first-level wizards who also hold mysterious professions live and work.

Steel megastructures stand side by side.

Being able to settle here is synonymous with wealth and power in the Mechanical Sky City.

They were qualified to enter the ruling class.

The Third District is the largest district in the entire Floating City, occupying about 70% of the area. It contains the Floating City's largest commercial area—the Floating City Trading Market.

The vast majority of first-level wizards, apprentices, and mortals settle here, working and living.

Besides.

The edge of the floating city is a very narrow urban area called the "Rust Belt," where only bankrupt apprentices and ordinary people who have lost their ability to work live in poverty.

A messenger from the city lord led the way.

Vic flew into the heart of the floating city without hindrance.

(End of this chapter)