Wizard, I have a game board.

Chapter 65: Casting Small Meteoric Spells, Happy Air
The dragon and the spaceship flew in the special flaming avenue for about ten minutes before the red dragon's speed slowly slowed down.

Lor looked ahead and saw an old man in a red wizard robe slowly walking out of a sea of ​​fire more than ten miles away.

Wherever it passed, the colorful flames retreated as if making way for their king.

"call--"

The red dragon landed on the ground, and Lor controlled the spaceship to land right after it.

"Lord Yasen, I brought them back." The red dragon shouted carelessly.

"Grandpa." Lewan flew down from the red dragon's back, came to Yasen, and threw himself into his arms.

"Haha, our little Lewandowski has grown a lot taller." The old man touched Lewandowski's head and said with a smile.

"Meet Chancellor Yassen."

Lor, Agulal and Kateya flew out of the spaceship and saluted respectfully to Yasen.

"Yeah." Yasen's eyes swept across the three people, finally stopping at Lor, and asked curiously: "I heard from Little Lewan that your recent witchcraft experiment has been successful. Can you show it to me?"

To be honest, he asked Lewandowski to take Lor as his mentor, not only because Lewandowski really needed some guidance, but also because he was really optimistic about Lor's future.

A mere first-level apprentice could optimize the Flame Wall rune model in less than a month based on his intuition.

And at the third-level apprentice stage, one can skip 0.5 rings and cast 1.4-ring witchcraft.

This seems not worth mentioning to other four-ring wizards. After all, whether it is apprentice level or first-ring level, they are just ants.

But five-ring wizards like Arsen knew more. For example, for an apprentice who had really done this, as long as nothing unexpected happened, the probability of him becoming a four-ring wizard was 70%!

This is top secret information of the Speaker of the Wizarding Union. No one is qualified to know it except the Speakers and the geniuses themselves.

Now he wanted to see what kind of witchcraft Lor had integrated after becoming a first-ring wizard.

This kind of genius idea can bring him some inspiration to some extent.

"Of course." Lor nodded without hesitation, looked around, and asked, "Should I perform it here?"

He had never concealed the progress of his experiments from little Lewandowski, and naturally he was mentally prepared to show Yasen some small-scale meteorite witchcraft.

The purpose is to demonstrate one's potential and deepen the relationship with this person who is the biggest protector both now and in the future.

"Well, release it in that direction." Yasen pointed to the north of the desert.

"Okay." Lor responded and looked to the north, where he found raging flames, more active than those outside. Some flames even burned high into the sky.

"Shh~" The red dragon made a slight sound from the tip of its nose. It really couldn't understand why Yasen attached so much importance to Lor.

For a first-ring wizard, the maximum power of his fusion magic would be 2.2 rings, right?
Although it is indeed quite good, a single-element wizard will have no problem casting 2.3nd or rd level witchcraft after linking their mental power.

In comparison, there is no need to pay attention to wizards of multiple elemental factions.

Agulal's eyes were full of anticipation, for he knew how powerful Lor's lava eruption magic was when he was an apprentice.

With that witchcraft as the core, the fused witchcraft will definitely not be weak.

As for Katya and Lewandowski, they both have blind confidence in Lor.

The witchcraft that the mentor (Sir Lor) spent nearly three years to integrate is absolutely terrifyingly powerful.

Lor raised his right hand slightly, a thoughtful look flashing in his eyes.

Finally, the small meteorite witchcraft body was lowered by 0.1 ring to 2.3 ring level, and activated together with the gravity spell, aiming directly at a sea of ​​fire miles to the north.

Mark, aggregate, dive.

"call--"

A meteor swooped down from the sky and fell straight to the place marked before.

One second later. "Boom——"

The meteorite exploded immediately after it landed, and the explosion affected an area of ​​thirty miles. The raging sea of ​​fire in the desert continued to surge and surge in all directions.

Some of the flames even rushed towards the direction of the five people and one dragon, but when they got within a hundred miles, they automatically floated back.

"Can you still maintain a span of 0.5 rings?" Yasen's eyes showed a hint of joy, "I think I really made a lot of money this time!"

Generally speaking, even for a truly talented wizard from a multi-element faction, being able to fuse 2.3nd or rd level witchcraft at the first level is already pretty good.

As for the 2.4 ring.
He had only seen three of them, and among those three, one had achieved dual-element five-rings and led the Wizarding Union to create Ragnarok.

There is another one who is only a four-ring warrior, but his combat power is comparable to that of a five-ring warrior of a single element.

As for the last one, he was forcibly killed by the God of Death when he just became a three-ring wizard.

And now, he has discovered another one and has already started to win him over.

Although this 0.5 ring span is enhanced by gravity, it still looks a bit watery.

But what has been achieved has been achieved, and Yassen doesn't care about such small details.

"2.4 rings?" The bored Red Dragon suddenly widened his eyes and looked in disbelief at the desert to the north where a big crater was created by a meteorite. "And it's a long-range attack. How is this possible?"

A team of 2.3 wizards linked by single-element, one-ring runes can only increase the strength of witchcraft to rings at most.

But Lewandowski's little mentor can release 2.4-level witchcraft by himself.

He could naturally see that it was a combination of two witchcrafts, but it did not affect the conclusion.

"No wonder Lord Yasen likes him so much." The red dragon glanced at Lor secretly and muttered to himself, "If I were in his place, I would want to marry my daughter to him."

"You are worthy of being my student." Agulal's face was full of shock and pride.

Although he didn't teach Loer anything after he defeated Loer in the first round, he became the one who received help.

But no matter what, Lor is his student after all.

His students are so outstanding, so it's reasonable for him, as a mentor, to be a little proud!
As for Kateya and Lewandowski, they couldn't see how powerful the small meteorite witchcraft was, but the noise sounded very powerful, and they looked at Lor with admiration in their eyes.

"Lor, you're great." Yasen stroked his beard and smiled, "Work hard. It won't be hard for you to get a seat in parliament."

"I will definitely live up to the Speaker's trust." Lor nodded solemnly, but a hint of joy rose in his heart.

Sure enough, even if he reduced the power of the small meteorite witchcraft by 0.1 ring, he could still get Yasen's appreciation.

As for full fire
That would be too outstanding. There is no need for it for now. It would be most appropriate to slowly reveal it over time.

"Uncle Adams, I told you that the instructor is awesome!"

Upon hearing this, Little Lewan immediately ran to the toes of the Red Dragon King, raised his head and said proudly: "You didn't believe it just now, but now grandpa says that the mentor is powerful, do you believe it?"

"Believe it, believe it, it's really amazing!" Adams nodded helplessly.

This little guy has indeed become smarter. He knows that it was just trying to fool him.

"Hahahaha~"

Seeing this scene, everyone present laughed out loud, and the desert was filled with a happy air.

After a while, when everyone had finished laughing, Yasen looked at Lor and said, "I heard that you are short of contribution points recently?"

He asked this not for investment, but for experience.

Talent alone is not enough. A wizard who only focuses on research will get stuck at a certain point and may be stuck there for the rest of his life.

Therefore, he would rather provide opportunities for training rather than directly providing massive resources.

(End of this chapter)