Kobold Wizard's Journal

Chapter 354 Departure and Leaving

In this strange settlement, his room had already been marked with secret magic; all that remained was to leave.

Ruger rested his head on his arm, letting his mind wander and relax.

Everything seemed to be going well. He had a clearer direction, found a suitable ascension ritual, and was now a genuine level five wizard apprentice. The spells he mastered were related to a peculiar source of power, and his mental strength was steadily progressing towards its limit. Everything looked great, but he still felt something was off.

Suddenly, he felt a jolt in his arm.

It wasn't that his arm was actually vibrating; that was something others couldn't see. It was the golden key that his arm carried, which absorbed the chaotic troubles that inexplicably welled up in his heart.

Chaos means disorder or lack of direction.

Ruger pursed his big mouth and chose to close his eyes for a short nap.

It was a good sleep; I didn't dream. It was a true enjoyment, so I didn't enter that fixed dream world and didn't go to see the two crooked trees I had planted.

Ruger was very satisfied with this.

Upon waking up, I bid farewell to my unfamiliar room without hesitation.

He walked toward the teleportation circle on the map.

As they drew closer to their goal, the number of wizard apprentices along the way increased.

Ruger strolled leisurely, and in this land full of knowledgeable wizards and wizarding apprentices, his appearance would at most attract a moment's curiosity.

He stood tall and looked around, watching the wizard apprentices holding their demon hunter badges walk onto the teleportation array. He felt a strange sense of anticipation. To ensure fairness, the destinations of these so-called new recruits were randomly assigned by number. Their true demon hunter careers only began the moment they stepped out of the teleportation array.

Ruger, holding the badge, stepped into the teleportation circle.

He thought to himself, "I can leave here without spending any magic stones myself."

For another instant, I lost my sense of up, down, left, and right.

Having experienced this several times, Luger remained calm.

He even had time to recall some biographical novels he had bought for Aiskin and Big Fool Heng. Some guys who had never used the teleportation array even wrote a scene where the group fought during the teleportation process. But that was actually unrealistic. Even if there were many people traveling together on the teleportation array, they would still be alone when the array was in operation. There would be no fellow travelers around, not even people going to the same destination.

Just like now.

The dizzying spin ended.

Ruger turned to look at the big guy beside him.

The guy was also turning his head to look at him.

He actually remembered this guy; during the trial, this person was not far from him, and behind him, he was huddled on the ground crying like a child.

In Luger's memory, this guy had been eliminated long ago, but he was still judged as a qualified candidate by the wizard.

"Luger".

He spoke.

“Mahama”.

The burly man's furrowed brows slowly relaxed, but then furrowed again as he spoke.

"We seem to have met before..."

The burly man, Mahama, sized up Rug with his large eyes.

Luger, on the other hand, had already begun to look around.

The fact that no one around was in a hurry to use the teleportation array indicates that this is not a place where wizards gather.

There was also a dampness in the air; if there were no water nearby, this place might be an island. "Of course, I passed by you while you were crying and tried to comfort you," Ruger said casually, looking at the surrounding scenery. "Although you were already somewhat delirious at the time, I think it was probably my face—it's rather distinctive—that left some impression on you..."

Mahama looked enlightened, but showed no anger or other emotion; it seemed he was simply trying to clear up his doubts.

"The Endless Sea?"

"Ruger said."

“Of course, a large number of demon hunter wizards are in the Endless Sea. Faith power is a good thing. Besides those faith wizards, demons also like it very much.” Mahama said with a smile, taking a big step out of the teleportation array.

Luger followed suit.

Among the previous qualified candidates, most wizard apprentices could be sensed by a strong or weak aura related to demons. Only a few wizard apprentices in that room did not have a clear demonic aura. Now, Ruger discovered that this Mahama, like him, only had a faint aura. His aura came from the spellcasting material on his arm, a small piece of savage demon skin used to complement the magic skin spell.

Interestingly, Ruger also sensed a familiar aura emanating from this guy, one that seemed to originate from the same source.

This guy might also have a small piece of demon skin.

It seems that the choice of the savage is still a relatively acceptable option for wizard apprentices, Ruger thought to himself.

The demon skin that the half-human gave him back then seems to have come from Karyu's collection.

“You were one of the ones who passed the trial back then, weren’t you? I hope the wizard here isn’t a lazy fellow,” the burly Mahama said as he walked. “Your strength must be quite good; we can make a big splash.”

As you move forward, the things that obstruct your view gradually disappear.

The radiant Tianzhu Mountain, shining from that distant land, came into view, and Luger confirmed at that moment that it was indeed an island in the Endless Sea.

The size of the island is unknown, since only large islands can be casually called islands in the eyes of wizards.

Each Tianzhu Mountain is like a fixed sun to the surrounding islands, large and small, and also a giant pillar supporting the dome in this endless sea.

Judging from the light on Tianzhu Mountain right now, it's probably dusk here.

“Don’t underestimate me. I only failed that strange trial because of some special reasons. I almost completed the normal assessment before, which is why I passed,” Mahama said.

"of course."

Ruger responded with a smile.

His silence was clearly misunderstood.

He quite liked this big guy; at least he didn't seem like an annoying fellow.

The two followed the faint guidance of the demon hunter badge.

"If two new recruits can come to the same place at the same time, it means either something new has happened, or someone has died or left."

Mahama talked as he walked, seemingly very knowledgeable about these matters.

Luger occasionally chimed in with a couple of comments from the side.

Along the way, Ruger learned a lot of common sense from this guy. For example, small islands do not have teleportation arrays, but only location recording stones. Several surrounding islands share a teleportation array in a sea area, and this array is usually on the larger islands or those in the middle of that sea area.

So, we now have a general idea of ​​what the island is like.

A series of slashing sounds reached their ears.

At first, there was only a little noise, but as the footsteps drew closer, it became clearer.

At first, neither Luger nor the other paid any attention, but soon there was another obvious magical fluctuation.

(End of this chapter)