Wizard: Adventures in Two Worlds-Chapter 592 - 9: Inquiry

The wizard apprentice who appeared was right; more and more apprentices and wizards were rushing in from the direction of Viper Academy.

A huge magic carpet carried squads of iron-forged puppet soldiers, descending from the sky like dumplings.

These soldiers were unfazed by the taint of abyssal demons, with astonishing resistance to physical and witchcraft attacks, wielding weapons as they charged into battle.

Moreover, goat carts and deer carts were bringing advanced wizard apprentices and official wizards.

Even.

Floating Wizard Towers and Second Ring Wizards appeared, unleashing powerful witchcraft to bombard the demons fiercely.

After all, Viper Academy was the largest wizard power nearby. Although caught off guard by the abyssal demons, once they regrouped, they quickly swept away the demons, regaining dominance.

"So strong!"

"So powerful!"

After confirming safety, Isaiah leapt onto the rooftop, gazing at the slaughter within the town, his eyes gleaming brightly.

In the academy, it was rare to see wizards casting spells, and even then it was only a controlled demonstration for apprentices.

Now, it’s different.

The wizards held nothing back, freely wielding formidable witchcraft, the world filled with violent energies.

The solid-bodied demons seemed like soft tofu or fragile paper figures before them, easily shattered.

Watching the wizards cast spells benefits the apprentices in certain ways.

Isaiah had never seen such a scene, captivated, his spirit fluctuated continuously.

In contrast,

Lynn had no reaction.

In his ’memory,’ his body had experienced countless battles; the scene before him was insignificant.

Let alone non-tier demons...

Even Divine’s Favored of Third Tier and Demigods, countless had been slain.

Such beings, with a casual strike, could erase the entire Vier Town from the map.

"Lynn!"

"Isaiah."

Previously conversing with them, the wizard apprentice named ’Colif’ came over and greeted:

"The academy’s wizard wants to see you."

"Yes."

The two responded.

Isaiah glanced at Lynn, feeling a bit anxious; they were going to meet an official wizard.

But upon seeing Lynn’s calm expression, he was infected by his serene gaze, and his heart gradually calmed down.

No worries!

We haven’t done anything shady.

......

Charles was an official wizard from Viper Academy, having lived for a full one hundred and fifty years.

His face was full of wrinkles, his hair white, and his aura carried an air of decay, evidently having lost his drive to advance.

The academy had quite a few wizards like him.

Such wizards had no hope of progressing further in their cultivation, so they simply came out to work for the academy, also earning some magic stones.

"Isaiah, Lynn."

Looking at the two young individuals before him, sensing their exuberant vitality, a hint of envy crossed Charles’ eyes.

Youth,

is always enviable.

Especially for those elderly nearing the end of their days.

"Yes."

The two responded.

"When did you leave the academy?" Charles set down the witchcraft scroll in his hand and asked calmly:

"Tell me in detail about what happened today."

"Yes."

Isaiah knew Lynn wasn’t fond of socializing, so he stepped forward and said:

"Lynn and I were apprentices who didn’t pass the assessment months ago, today going to the town to complete a task..."

"Wait a minute!" Charles raised his hand, frowning at them:

"You said, you were apprentices eliminated this year by the academy?"

"This..." Isaiah hesitated, then nodded:

"Yes."

"Is the academy’s assessment that strict now? Intermediate wizard apprentices can’t even pass." Charles looked puzzled, originally thinking the two went out years ago, as their cultivation wasn’t weak:

"Neither of you passed."

Isaiah might be understandable.

In his view, Isaiah’s spiritual power fluctuation was just at the level of an intermediate wizard apprentice, cases like this indeed have a chance to be blocked by the assessment.

But Lynn was different.

Lynn’s spiritual power was stable and solid, firmly at the level of an intermediate wizard apprentice, with no issue progressing to advanced wizard apprentice.

Moreover,

even his physique was well-tempered; if such a person couldn’t pass the assessment, who could?

"Respected Charles Wizard."

Lynn stepped forward, bowing:

"My spiritual power level wasn’t high before; recently, my cultivation increased because I underwent a bloodline experiment."

"I fortunately gained some benefits."

"Ah!" Isaiah’s eyes widened in surprise and concern, looking at Lynn:

"You underwent a bloodline experiment?"

"Why? If you lacked magic stones, you could’ve come to me. You should know how low the success rate of such experiments is!"

Not just low,

If unsuccessful, the test subjects often die on the spot.

Even if successful, the subjects usually become distorted, physically and spiritually.

That’s why wizards tempt apprentices with magic stones to participate in their experiments, gaining experience for bloodline research.

Gaining benefits without repercussions is rare.

Even mature bloodline modifications like Danell’s Toad Bloodline have aftereffects despite paying for them.

"Bloodline experiment?"

Charles’ eyes flickered. With a wave of his hand, a gentle aura enveloped Lynn.

"Hmm..."

"A perfect bloodline transformation, as if it should’ve been this way, enhances spiritual power and flame affinity to some extent; it seems your luck is quite good."

Showing a surprised expression, Charles asked:

"Who did the bloodline modification for you?"

This is no longer an experiment but a transformation, even seeming perfect in his view.

"This..." Lynn hesitated before replying:

"I signed a contract with that wizard, forbidding disclosure of anything about the experiment, sorry."

"Understandable." Charles smiled:

"I asked too much."

Bloodline wizard experiments often involve the core of one’s cultivation; keeping them confidential is common sense.

As thoughts churned, Charles didn’t continue discussing the matter, instead having the two recount today’s experiences.

Soon.

After dismissing the two, Charles took a piece of magic paper from a drawer and wrote a line.

"Jito, my friend, today I met an interesting wizard apprentice, maybe you’ll be interested."

"Tell me about it." A line appeared on the magic paper.

"Intermediate wizard apprentice, body transformed by an unknown bloodline, possessing strong flame affinity." Charles smiled and continued writing:

"The key is, practicing your Meditation Method."

"Ten magic stones." The text emerged on the magic paper:

"Give me information about him."

"Alright." Charles manipulated the quill, writing Lynn’s information on the magic paper:

"Send the magic stones quickly."

"Don’t worry."

In a dimly lit room, a First Ring Wizard named Jito looked at the magic paper before him, thoughtful:

"Lynn."

"This name seems familiar?"