Wizard: Starting from Escaping Another World to Pioneering

Chapter 179 Getting Ashore

This is also a very difficult task.

As technology continues to advance, the difficulty of iterating witchcraft has also increased significantly.

Matthew is now at a loss on this issue and has hit a bottleneck.

He planned to find a way to convert the power runes into sorcery modules after he reached the Spirit Realm Tower.

The last thing is to complete the wizard advancement trial.

Matthew has been working hard for this very reason.

"I can do it right away—"

"I've been promoted to a full-fledged wizard!"

You won't know until you think about it, and then you'll be shocked.

There never seems to be enough time.

Even after becoming a full-fledged wizard, Matthew still has all sorts of things to deal with.

They are even busier than before.

Just as Matthew was lost in thought, Hogger Wizard also entered Hall 1.

He looked around at everyone, his brow furrowed, and asked.

"How many people are left?"

Where did they go?

The group looked at each other, unsure who the people he was referring to were.

At this moment, one of the apprentices hesitated for a moment before answering.

"Reply to Lord Hogg."

"Those apprentices you mentioned must be Pete and Sivir, right?"

Hogg nodded upon hearing this: "Where are they?"

"Do you remember last night when a fog appeared on the sea?"

"Those people went out onto the deck for some fresh air and happened to encounter that fog."

The apprentice paused, still looking somewhat frightened, before answering.

"I was walking at the very back of them."

"Before I even stepped off the deck, I saw them being swallowed up by the mist."

"I was stunned for a moment. After the Heart of the Ocean passed through the mist, those people had already disappeared."

The apprentices still felt lingering fear when they recalled the scene of those apprentices disappearing.

As soon as they came into contact with the mist, they seemed to vanish into thin air.

No matter how the apprentice tried to probe with his spiritual power, he couldn't find their presence.

He was incredibly grateful that he was at the back of the group; otherwise, he too would have disappeared into the mist.

Upon hearing these words, Hogg couldn't help but let out a few angry curses.

"Damn it!"

"Damn it!"

"Damn it!"

"What a bunch of idiots!"

"How dare you!?"

"I have explicitly forbidden you from going out on the deck at night! How dare anyone go out without permission!"

Hogger was trembling with anger by the end of his speech.

His anger stemmed not from genuine concern for the apprentices' lives.

Rather, it was because they had taken on the mission from the Spirit Language Tower: to bring all the apprentices back from the ship intact.

These apprentices are all gifted students selected through the wizard advancement trials.

Therefore, the Spirit Tower attaches great importance to them.

In the previous battle with Ge Wen, they had already lost two apprentices, and now they have lost several more.

Hogger's mission can be said to have failed halfway.

After returning to the Spirit Realm Tower, he will still need to accept the organization's punishment.

The thought of this made him feel a surge of anger.

"Waaaaah!!!"

At that moment, a long, drawn-out ship's horn sounded from the Heart of the Ocean.

That was a signal sent out when the cruise ship was about to dock.

The flute music, imbued with magic, spread to every corner of the ship and reached the ears of every apprentice.

Hogger suppressed his anger and addressed the crowd.

"Alright, the Heart of the Ocean is about to dock."

"Come with me off the ship."

He took the lead and walked out of Hall 1, and the apprentices followed suit.

Matthew strode forward, walking at the back of the crowd.

Led by Hogger the Wizard, the group stepped off the deck.

Matthew's gaze swept across the area, and he discovered that the Heart of the Ocean was still some distance from the continent of Fran.

However, the Heart of the Ocean travels at an extremely fast speed.

The outline of the mainland became clearer and clearer to the naked eye at a rapid pace.

He discovered a beach with several mail ships that looked exactly like the Heart of the Ocean moored beside it.

This must be a transport ship that came from somewhere else.

Soon after, the cruise ship slowly docked at the beach.

The apprentices followed Hogg the wizard and disembarked.

Many temporary tents were set up on the beach, serving as temporary offices for various wizarding organizations.

The continent of Fran is much larger than the western coast of Gold, and it is home to a wide variety of wizarding organizations.

Like the Spirit Tower, these wizarding organizations recruit talented apprentices from other places through various methods.

The Ocean Hearts moored on the coast are transport ships of various wizarding organizations.

However, their rules for accepting apprentices do not all involve passing the wizard advancement trials.

Each wizarding organization has a different way of accepting apprentices.

Furthermore, each wizarding organization has different requirements for its apprentices.

Some wizarding organizations only accept wizarding apprentices trained through the white wizard training method.

Some wizarding organizations, on the other hand, only accept wizarding apprentices trained through dark wizarding methods.

The Spirit Tower ranks among the top ten wizarding organizations on the continent of Fran.

These large wizarding organizations accept apprentices from both training methods.

Taking a deep breath, Matthew and Rowling disembarked together.

After more than a month at sea, Matthew finally set foot on land again.

Feeling the solid ground beneath his feet, Matthew followed the others toward the tent area.

Soon, Hogg led them to a tent with a tower pattern on it.

The tower design is exactly the same as the one printed on the sails of the Heart of the Ocean ship that Matthew was traveling on.

This is clearly the temporary reception area of ​​the Spirit Language Tower.

Just then, Matthew suddenly felt a malicious force coming from behind.

He turned his head sharply and saw a black tent in the corner of the many tents.

Matthew saw Gwen talking to a formal wizard from Darkmoon Garden.

The other person's gaze kept glancing at him, and Matthew could feel the malice emanating from him.

Behind them followed a group of apprentices dressed in the robes of wizards from various schools of thought.

Clearly, Gwen, like the Hogwarts, had accepted apprenticeship transport missions from their respective organizations.

Matthew didn't care about the other party's actions.

He was in a temporary tent in the Spirit Language Tower. Did the other party dare to make a move directly?

Moreover, even when the opponent was a first-level official wizard, they were no match for him.

Once he completes his wizard advancement trial, the next time he encounters his opponent, he probably won't even have a chance to escape.

At that moment, a rustling sound came from the temporary tents of the Spirit Language Tower.

The tent flap was slowly opened, and an elderly man with white hair stepped out.

Matthew scanned the system and discovered that the old man's name was Gore.

This person is a first-level formal wizard with a mental strength of 211 points.

"Hogg, you're finally back."

"How did it go this time? How many apprentices did you bring back?"