I Created Scientific Magic-Chapter 393 - 381: The Sixth-Ring Great Wizard is the Limit Humans Can Reach!

Seeing Harrov’s unpleasant expression, Bo’er couldn’t help but chuckle.

"It seems you’ve encountered some trouble?"

"This trouble isn’t just ours," Aurora cut in sharply. "The threat from the Empire and the Church endangers the very soil all wizards live on. This issue is not only related to the Council but also concerns the Secret Magic Society, doesn’t it?"

Compared to the isolated land of the wizards, members of the Secret Magic Society are the ones who face the most severe threat from the Church. Legendary wizards like Bo’er might not care about being pursued, but the ordinary members aren’t all so powerful.

"Furthermore, the plan for the Magic Kingdom was proposed and implemented by members of the Secret Magic Society. This matter is essentially internal to the Secret Magic Society," Vittorio added from the side.

Though one of their purposes in attending this legendary gathering was to seek allies, both Aurora and Vittorio clearly did not want to relinquish control. In just a few words, they turned the tables in terms of responsibility.

Now it was the members of the Secret Magic Society who were set against the Church, and Wizard Land was merely assisting in consideration of the bigger picture, to save a falling edifice...

For a high-ranking member of the Secret Magic Society like Bo’er, not to take action would be somewhat indefensible!

Aurora’s calculations were undoubtedly well thought out, but the legends of the Secret Magic Society obviously wouldn’t be easily manipulated.

Lady Curie spoke with a smile. "We are different from you; the Secret Magic Society does not restrict its members’ freedom of action. They have the right to decide what they want to do and should be responsible for their actions..."

Which meant, the plan for the Magic Kingdom was not set by them, just as they didn’t have the obligation to rescue any member.

The casual attitudes of the few made Aurora rather surprised. According to her previous assumptions, Lynn should have held a not insignificant status within the Secret Magic Society, at least as a legendary wizard’s disciple. With his talent and strength, he was someone no wizard organization would consider dispensable.

Was it because they assumed the other party wouldn’t be in danger, or did they truly not care?

Newton, with his flowing curly hair, answered the doubts in Aurora’s heart. "In fact, we are not in a position to take action right now, even if we wanted to help you."

Unable to take action, does that imply they suffered some sort of severe setback? Or is it that...

Harrov and Vittorio pondered various possibilities in their minds, while Aurora asked directly. "Please speak frankly, everyone, if there’s any trouble, feel free to mention it. Perhaps we can think of a solution together."

Lynn felt a headache coming on in secret. Aurora was indeed more difficult to deal with than Harrov; this woman really did say whatever came to mind without any hesitation!

After half a second of thought, Lynn, controlling Bo’er, spoke.

"You can think of it as us not currently being on this continent."

Then, without waiting for the others to inquire further, he spoke again. "If you want to deal with ’Ella,’ I do have some information and suggestions."

"I’ve met that false god and the Church’s legends. Forgive my bluntness, their spiritual power levels and life tiers are higher than yours!"

"Or rather, your spiritual power levels seem to be only at the level of a great wizard!"

Lynn’s words successfully drew away the attention of Aurora and the others. In an instant, no one asked why they were not on this continent any longer.

Vittorio, shaken, quickly inquired. "Could it be that you’ve found a way to break through that limit?"

Limit...

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But Harrov and Aurora knew all too well what Vittorio was talking about.

A six-ring Wizard was the limit that humanity could reach!

It was like an insurmountable wall standing in front of every grand Wizard, different from the barriers of ascending through the ranks before. It seemed to be the peak that the human race, limited by their physical form, could achieve.

Of course, where there are limits, there naturally exist those who break through them!

Some ancient spiritual beings, by devouring and plundering the souls of others, accomplished a qualitative change with a quantitative increase and possessed power far exceeding that of any grand Wizard—they declared themselves gods!

Similarly, a very few Wizards found tricky methods to gain power comparable to those Evil Gods. To distinguish the two, a unique title was created above the grand Wizard, known as Legendary!

As such, becoming a Legendary was not as clear cut as becoming a regular or grand Wizard, with no obvious boundaries or widespread methods of advancement.

Or rather, the measure of a Legendary was just one, that is whether one possessed a level of power exceeding that of a grand Wizard!

During their years in Wizard Land, they had been seeking a perfect path to advancement and had made numerous attempts.

For instance, 150 years ago, a black dragon with terrifying power crossed into Wizard Land through a Space-Time Gate in a magic stone mine, causing immense destruction.

In the end, they managed to imprison it and, using secret magic, obliterated its soul, allowing the most powerful spiritual grand Wizard at the time, Fayez, to occupy the body of the black dragon, thus becoming the fifth Legendary on the council!

However, the process could only be described as perilous, where luck had to account for more than ninety percent of the success factor!

According to Fayez, he hadn’t been able to fully control or integrate with this body, his soul being like that in a powerful but hollow shell, only barely able to exert sixty to seventy percent of its powers...

"Compared to us, perhaps you can be called true Legendary Wizards," Harrov said with a sigh.

Since Bo’er could see that Lynn’s spiritual power level was still at the grand Wizard level, it likely meant that he had found a method to break through that limit.

It seems that Wizard Land has indeed been closed off for too long...

Although Lynn was not privy to the inside story, judging by the reactions of Harrov and the others, he made an educated guess. With a thought, Einstein within his microcosm shook his head and spoke effortlessly.

"The path of magic is full of twists and turns; we are all just searching for the way forward in the dark, no one can be sure that they are definitely on the right path!"

Harrov, Aurora, and Vittorio were all very interested in the methods the Secret Magic Society’s Legends used to break through, but they were equally aware that this was each Legendary Wizard’s greatest secret.

They were not willing to reveal how they became Legendary, and naturally, they had no right to demand that others share theirs.

Considering the fact that Bo’er and others ’could not act freely,’ Aurora could not help but suspect that their methods of breakthrough might not be so perfect after all.

(PS: I will be quite busy in the mornings these next few days, so like yesterday, the second chapter will be a little late.)