The Forbidden Magic Laws of a Fallen Princess

Then the three-dimensional image above the magic circle instantly shifted to a snow-covered region, full of mountains and cliffs, with food and water scarce. It seemed to be the border region of the four cardinal directions.

"If I'm not mistaken, this should be further north than the border region of the northern dwarf kingdom of Orton."

At this moment, the academy head seemed to have spotted the location of this icy area at a glance.

“That’s right, I haven’t been to this place yet, but I have been to the Northern Dwarf Kingdom twice, and it’s located further north of the sea ice area.”

"Hmm...so that means the wolf pack in that place..."

Just then, as we continued walking into the distance, we discovered a forest. We never expected that such a beautiful forest could exist in such a frigid and snowy place.

Moreover, this jungle is completely unaffected by the climate. Tall, unnamed trees grow intertwined, their leaves shaking and shimmering with green light, like a green sea.

Plus, the ground is covered with flowers and plants, making it a truly wonderful place.

Suddenly, two werewolf lolis, just like Little White, were running around on the grass, looking very happy.

"It's unbelievable that such a secluded paradise exists in this place..."

Not only me, but even the dean and Vice Dean Cabinfen stared wide-eyed in disbelief.

Just then, a giant white wolf, about four meters tall, with a star-like mark on its forehead, suddenly flashed by, and then the projection ended.

However, the white giant wolf's eyes were bloodshot and extremely fierce, as if it were very angry.

Then, Vice Dean Cabinfen knelt directly on the ground, his face changing from disbelief to fear.

Although the white wolf was indeed majestic and imposing, it shouldn't have caused the Vice Dean of Cabinfen to become like this.

"What's wrong, Cabinfen... what's wrong?"

At this moment, the dean seemed to notice that Vice Dean Cabinfen was acting strangely, so he quickly ran over and shook his body with both hands, as if to bring him back to his senses.

"Headmaster...do you remember the legend of the gray-white demon in the dwarf kingdom...?"

"A grayish-white demon..."

Upon hearing this, the academy head's expression turned very unpleasant, as if he had also thought of something.

"If I'm not mistaken... the familiar Xiaobai that Ivy summoned, if I'm not mistaken, should be this white demon, the child of the Gray Wolf God..."

"What? It's actually the Gray Wolf God?"

At this point, the two of them couldn't help but tremble slightly.

"Your Highness, is it ready?"

At this moment, Xiaobai seemed to be unable to sit still and quickly asked.

"Alright, alright, come here."

It's clear that Xiaobai's upright sitting posture makes her uncomfortable.

Then, without saying a word, Xiaobai opened its eyes and pounced directly into my arms.

Then she rubbed against me and nibbled against me.

Ah, this child is so adorable. Honestly, meeting Xiaobai is one of the happiest things in my life.

“Ivy, even the children of the Grey Wolf God are fierce and wild by nature. Apart from her own kind, they will tear any other race to pieces without saying a word. So why are they so obedient to you and so loyal?”

At this moment, Vice Dean Cabinfen covered his head with his hand, as if he was recalling some unpleasant memories from the past.

"I do not know either……"

Actually, I can't say that I bought Xiaobai from the slave market in Krosster City on the northern border, because that would expose the fact that Momo Miriam is my familiar.

It's very likely she'll be fired...

So no matter what, I can't say.

"This is so illogical... If you were really summoned, you would be severely injured even if you didn't go berserk, but now..."

Before he could finish speaking, Vice Dean Cabinfen fainted.

It seems that Xiaobai's true identity is indeed somewhat strange. It looks like I'll have to take some time in the next couple of days to investigate what kind of race this Gray Wolf God is and why it makes Vice Dean Cabinfen so fearful.

Chapter Sixty: The Notebook of the Gray Wolf God (Part 1)

"Wait a minute, Ivy."

Just as I took Xiaobai's little hand and was about to leave Teacher Kafni's office, the headmaster suddenly called me back.

"Is there anything else you need, Dean?"

At this moment, I asked with a puzzled look on my face, but I still felt that something was wrong.

It was as if the two of them knew about Xiaobai's background.

In history books, the northern dwarf kingdom of Orden is located further north of the human kingdom's northern border, Calost, and is known as the land of ice and snow.

They are warlike by nature, yet kind-hearted, and have very close trade and friendly relations with humans, which is why they became allies.

The reason why other races don't invade human kingdoms is because of the existence of the dwarf kingdom.

"It's clear that you really want to know just how terrifying the Grey Wolf God is, right, Ivy?"

At this moment, the dean said something meaningful.

"um, yes."

“Normally, large libraries wouldn’t have books like this. If you really want to know, I can give you this, but it might create some distance and fear in your familiar, Xiaobai. Even so, do you still want to know?”

Ha... Just because of Xiaobai's identity, it's impossible for me to feel distant or afraid of her.

Besides, we've been together for so long, nothing that happens will change my heart.

"I want to know, even if she is some terrifying being, even if she is the enemy of the world, I will not be her enemy, but will still love her, because she is my familiar, Ivy."

"your Highness……"

At this moment, Xiaobai seemed to be looking at me with a very grateful expression. Although she was somewhat naive and ignorant, she could feel my love.

"I see."

As he spoke, the academy headmaster stretched out his withered, bony hand, gathered magic power in his palm, and chanted a broken incantation.

Then, a blue magic circle appeared directly in his hand, followed by an item that should be described as a dark green notebook, which appeared directly in her palm.

"This is……"

"These are the notes that Captain Temac, who accompanied us to the Northern Dwarf Kingdom, once made. They contain events that are unknown to the world and have never been made public... The Grey Wolf God is the central figure in these events."

As he spoke, the dean waved his hand, and the dark green notebook flew directly into my hand.

After I received it, I quickly took a look at it.

Sure enough, it was written in very neat handwriting and also included a hand-drawn map.

Anyway, it's written in great detail.

"Then go back to class, Ivy. Leave the rest to me."

At that moment, the academy dean smiled slightly at me with his aged face and watched me walk out of the room.

However, I could sense that his smile was bitter, as if he truly had some unspeakable troubles.

I took the little white hand, which was soft and tender, and returned to the classroom with the dark green notebook that the headmaster had given me.

Fortunately, this was a self-study period, and there were no teachers supervising it.

Therefore, I can openly observe the events recorded in this notebook of T.M.

This is perfect, as it allows me to learn more about Xiaobai's background:

On March 12th of the 38th year of the Western Era (40 years ago in the present time), I, as the captain, led a total of thirty companions to the northern border city of Marutei in the Northern Dwarf Kingdom to begin an exploration.

The main reason is that I am very experienced, with thirty years of exploration experience. In addition, the team includes the court magician Rowe (who should be the headmaster) and his fourteen-year-old nephew Cabinfen. With their help, even the most difficult environment and the most powerful enemy should be easily overcome.

On March 16th, the fourth day of our trip, we, having made all the necessary preparations, set off for the outskirts of Marutei.

On March 18th, after walking for two days, the city of Marutei was no longer in sight.

On March 19, the investigation revealed that everything was normal.

On March 20, the investigation revealed that everything was normal.

……

From here on, although the writing is very brief, it proves that everything is alright.

Since that's the case, I'll continue watching.

On April 1st, after two weeks of exploration, we felt as if we had reached the very end of this borderland.

All we could see were cliffs and precipices all around us, with towering glaciers at least a thousand feet high. The weather was so cold that it was unbearable for humans, so our group of thirty-one people prepared to return to our base to begin our reporting.

It started snowing around noon on April 3rd, and a light fog also appeared. The temperature began to drop sharply, but thankfully it didn't affect our progress.

On April 5th, the snow fell heavier and heavier. However, one of our companions went missing because of the heavy snow. Just then, we felt as if there was something behind us, but when we turned around, we couldn't see anything clearly because of the vast white snow.

On April 6, two more companions went missing, leaving only 4 people in the group.

On April 7, three companions went missing, leaving only twenty-six people in the team.

On April 8, a blizzard began to rage, making it impossible to proceed. Two companions tragically fell off a cliff, and it appeared that the arms and legs of eight companions were bitten off by something.