Werewolf wizard.

Chapter 177 The Reason Why the Magic Tide Receded
Sunan looked at the so-called thinking of this official wizard with surprise. Because of the concern of the old silver coin of the Oak Wizard, Sunan was full of vigilance towards all the things left by the official wizards that could think for themselves.

Could this thought be resurrected by occupying the wizard's body?

However, from my own understanding, if a wizard does not even have a soul, or even a fragment of a soul, it is unlikely that he can occupy someone else's body and be resurrected.

Sunan secretly checked the mind of this shadow wizard and found that he was just using a specific magical power and storing it in something similar to a magic circle on the metal wall.

To describe it from another angle, it can be understood that before the shadow wizard died, he stored his thinking patterns and memories in a magic circle.

Sunan greeted the Shadow Wizard's mind, "I am Sunan Peter."

“It is indeed from the surface.”

The Shadow Wizard laughed. "Haha, it seems that the Rye Mistress invaded the surface and angered you, so you followed the tunnel they spent decades digging to the surface and went underground. How about the world we created in a thousand years... It feels pretty good, right?"

The Shadow Wizard said with some pride.

If not, he is already dead and is now just a mass of thoughts, not even the soul of a wizard. I am afraid that the huge gap between him and Su Nan will make him not even look at Su Nan.

But now, things are different.

The Shadow Wizard has now become amiable, as if he has lost all his airs.

Sunan asked: "The world you created? Can you tell me how you died, the origin of this world, and what happened?"

The Shadow Wizard sighed and said quietly, "More than two thousand years ago, after we defeated the energy creatures, we discovered a problem. That energy world that cannot even be named is too powerful, and their seven kings are all immortal conceptual entities."

"Even if we kill the seven kings, they will be reborn in the deepest part of that energy world in a hundred years at most. There is another problem. After those energy creatures die, the energy they carry will escape and pollute the main material plane."

"And then polluted the secret world."

"As a result, the entire material plane has been polluted, and then the magic tide receded."

Sunan suddenly realized. "I thought the magic tide ebb was a natural and objective phenomenon."

The Shadow Wizard shook his head helplessly and said, "The magic tide will indeed naturally recede, but this is calculated over billions of years. According to the original trajectory, it will take at least billions of years for the magic tide to recede and the earth to enter a magic-free era."

"Now I hear that the magic tide is rising again. Actually, this statement is problematic, as if the magic tide has actually receded before."

"The material plane we are in now is like a coastal beach that is already in the ocean of magic. It is only because a large number of energy creatures died in our world that our world was overwhelmed, which triggered the phenomenon of magic tide receding."

"Otherwise, how could the magic tide be summoned so easily?"

Sunan frowned.

Now that powerful energy world has returned, it is like a swarm of locusts.

It's very troublesome.

It seems that the energy world is ready to fight to the death with the main material plane in order to wash away the shame of failure more than two thousand years ago.

The Shadow Wizard said, "After the magic tide receded, the wizard organization I belonged to, the Tower of Mutation, did not plan to leave this land because we discovered ether mines underground. This gave us great confidence and we planned to create a new magic system to take the organization to a higher level."

"The idea of ​​the Tower of Mutation has always been to use the magic of the School of Conjuration to create more powerful magical creatures."

"We also thought at the time that we could rely on the newly discovered fifth element, the ether element, to create magicians who could adapt to the ebb and flow of magic tides."

Sunan said: "That's the arcane race, the drow?"

The female arcanist Matsunaka wanted to argue, but thinking that she was now Sunan's slave, she had to endure it.

She didn't really like the tone of the discussion between the two wizards in front of her, which was about arcanists being something created by wizards.

The Shadow Wizard sneered. "Arcanist? Are they worthy?"

"They are just some failed experiments. If we succeed, then the arcanist system should be able to produce at least second-ring wizards, and they should be able to fully adapt to low-magic environments."

"Being able to fully adapt to a magic-free environment is just one of our goals. We also know that this is almost a fantasy."

"However, if we hadn't encountered that conspiracy rebellion at that time, and we continued our research, we should have been able to create something that could adapt to the low-magic environment and be better than the drow." Sunan asked doubtfully: "Rebellion?"

The Shadow Wizard said: "At that time, the wizard organizations that wanted to create an underground world together were far more than just our Tower of Mutation."

"But I'm sorry, in order to prevent our Tower of Mutation and perhaps the inheritance, and to prevent the inheritors from being targeted by other possible wizard organizations."

"I am restricted by the covenant and cannot tell you the names of those wizarding organizations."

"Anyway, there is a first-ring organization, a second-ring organization, and even a third-ring organization."

"These wizard organizations are either like us, focusing on biological transformation of the School of Conjuration, or the cultivation of magical pets of the School of Summoning, or the land transformation of the School of Shaping, or the environmental transformation of the sub-direction of the School of Nature..."

"We were called the Underworld Wizarding Alliance at the time."

"The drow and arcane magic are projects created by the joint efforts of the wizard alliance in the underground world."

"We decided to create a civilization in the underground world that is not inferior to the orthodox wizarding society! That was how we were determined at the beginning."

"As a result, ideals are very good, but reality is very..."

"But you don't have to worry too much about the deeper underground world invading the surface. Because the deeper the underground world goes, the more it forms its own system, and it is less likely to want to return to the surface."

"Just this rye area is enough for you to develop."

"Because, there were many wizard organizations in the underground wizard alliance at the time. To be honest, they were also on guard against each other. Therefore, many underground areas in the underground world were not connected. In order to guard against each other, they even deliberately set up barriers, making it difficult for them to communicate smoothly."

"It's very difficult to find the entrance to other underground worlds."

"Especially the Three Rings Organization. They have been staying in the deepest part of the underground world, conducting secret research. They don't care what happens in other areas of the underground world."

"You can plunder the resources of this underground rye area."

Sunan nodded.

Indeed, judging by the temperature in which they live, the creatures in the rye underground area may still want to return to the surface.

But the middle layer, the transformed race that lives underground in a temperature of one hundred degrees Celsius, may very likely regard the surface as a cold and barren place.

The Shadow Wizard continued to recall: "Later, there was a betrayal organized by the drow, arcanists, and possibly some wizards in the alliance."

"You also know that the drow are not creatures of the low-magic world in essence. At most, they are medium-magic creatures."

"So, the drow and the arcanists at that time were afraid of being abandoned by us. So, they conducted a dangerous experiment. They used a large amount of aether stones and transformed creatures to condense into [black hole creatures]."

"They tried to use black hole creatures to call back the magic tide."

"It seems that it didn't work in the end, but because the black hole creatures made the magical energy of the underground world gather in one place, it can barely maintain a relatively medium magical environment."

"The wizard alliance in the underground world must have opposed this matter, thinking it was too risky. The threat posed by the black hole creatures later proved that the alliance's concerns were correct."

"So, we had a wizard war. Alliance? That became a joke."

"It's just that I died in the early days of the wizard war in the underground world. So I don't know a lot of things that happened afterwards."

"After all, as a thought, I can only be trapped here."

The Shadow Wizard lowered his head and thought deeply. "I don't know which wizard organization was so crazy at that time that they actually agreed to form an alliance with the arcanists among the drow and do such a thing."

"Those black hole creatures must constantly devour flesh and blood to avoid going crazy, so the underground world maintains slavery."

"The original reason was simply to have more creatures to feed the [black hole creatures]."

"I only know the surface areas that our wizarding organization is responsible for. So that's all I know."

(End of this chapter)