Wizard: Max level talent, starting from zero-ring trick.

Chapter 374 Resources Acquired, Shocked Green Wizard, Hidden History, Lessons Along the Way!

The Jacob family.

Their family estate is located in a natural wind tunnel where three mountain ridges meet.

The rock walls on both sides were eroded by strong winds, leaving streaks.

The nest of the Rending Wind Vulture is located here.

Using natural caves as fulcrums, they reinforced and expanded a cluster of suspended nests with earth elemental magic, numbering in the dozens, with the central one reaching a diameter of several hundred meters.

When Ian and the others arrived, they saw wizards from the Green Field Wizarding Academy surrounding the fortress, attempting to launch an attack.

Meanwhile, the wizards of the Jacob family were all huddled in the largest lair, using the mobility of the Rending Wind Vulture to entangle with the enemy.

Upon seeing the arrival of a new force, both sides ceased fighting.

The wizards from Green Field Wizarding Academy were somewhat disappointed to see that it was a team using elemental magic, but they still flew over quickly. The leader was a female wizard, whose appearance was quite decent.

But to Ian's surprise, another wizard was flying behind the witch.

She had pale green eyes, long silver-gray hair, and a pair of bare, long legs wrapped in a lotus leaf-style skirt, as white and tender as tofu.

But that alone wouldn't be enough to make Ian suspicious; it was the witch's pointed ears that didn't seem like those of a normal human.

They look more like elves.

In fact, there are many different kinds of races in this world, and some of them have been integrated into the wizarding system.

And elves are one of them.

Each of them possesses extremely strong natural attributes, making them natural nature wizards, and their talents are generally exceptional.

Therefore, it is rare to see such a place as Shiraishi-ryong.

As if noticing Ian's gaze, the wizard also turned his gaze, his eyes gleaming with an emerald green light in the sunlight.

At that moment, the two flew over.

The leading witch said, pointing to the wizards behind her, "I am Grant from Green Field Wizarding Academy, and behind me is Etherine Moonshadow."

The elf behind them nodded to the two of them.

Drake was also taken aback, because even he had only seen alien races a handful of times.

"Drake, elemental magic, this is Ian, and behind him is my team."

Drake introduced himself.

"Hello there."

Grant nodded, but looked behind him with a somewhat surprised expression.

The main reason is that there are several late-stage second-ring players behind Drake, but he introduced Ian first, who looks like he's only in the mid-stage of the second ring.

This seems rather unusual.

But now is not the time to think about that.

She looked at Drake and said, "You've seen the situation. We're besieging the Jacob family. Their people are attacking the nest of the Rending Wind Vulture, and we can't break through for the time being. I hope to cooperate."

"Why not use an airship?"

Drake pointed to the green airship not far away and asked curiously.

"The environment here is special, and airships cannot enter."

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Grant explained.

It turned out to be the case.

Everyone suddenly realized.

Otherwise, relying solely on war airships, it would be almost impossible for ordinary family defenses to withstand them.

"Can."

Drake immediately agreed to cooperate, and then asked, "How will the resources be divided?"

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"June 4th, you get 40% and I get 60%, after all, we've already cleared out the outside world."

Grant Road.

Dreit shook his head and said, "The outside world is easy to clean up, but the dangers we face next are the same. Moreover, the core of the Jacob family, the Rending Wind Vulture Feather, is all in the nest. I cannot agree to a 50/50 split."

Grant wanted to argue further.

"OK.

""

When Aetherine Moonshadow, who had been silent until now, finally spoke, Grant was taken aback for a moment, but he nodded in agreement.

Grete and Ian on the other side were also somewhat surprised.

Unexpectedly, the real power in this team lay with the elven wizards behind them.

"it is good."

Soon, both teams were ready.

A dozen minutes later.

The siege began, and under the attacks of both sides, the Jacob family wizards quickly felt the pressure increase dramatically.

Ian also occasionally uses witchcraft attacks.

He would occasionally glance at the teams on the green field to one side, who mostly used natural magic, vines, and sometimes even transformed into extraordinary magical beasts to fight.

This intrigued Ian.

soon.

They attacked the lairs one by one from the outside in, while the wizards and monsters hidden inside retreated inwards.

Soon only the last one remained, which was also the largest.

at this time.

Nearly a hundred wizards surrounded it from the outside. At the entrance to the largest passage of the lair, only one wizard could be seen flying away on a Rending Wind Vulture.

He had an old face and a full head of white hair.

At this moment, looking at the destroyed nests one by one, his eyes were filled with grief and indignation, and his gaze was full of determination.

next second.

His eyes were bloodshot, and his intense mental power instantly reached its peak, even stirring the wind in the environment.

Like a giant.

He stood between the lair and the enemy.

Grant and Drake, who were besieging the group, immediately retreated, their brows furrowing.

A wizard nearing the pinnacle of his power burns his life force.

If he were to act recklessly, even they might be taken away, and it seems he has no intention of attacking at this moment.

They're just blocking the way.

As for what to do.

Ian looked behind him and saw that from the nest, one after another, the Windbreaker Vultures were carrying wizards on their backs and flying into the sky.

Direct wind element layer.

"They want to enter the wind element layer. The Rending Wind Vulture Feather naturally possesses a strong affinity for wind attributes and can live inside for a long time. Once inside, even we won't be able to find it."

Grant's face darkened.

You have to understand that those Rending Wind Vulture Feathers are the family's greatest asset. If they escape, their entire trip will have been for nothing.

"Let's all come at him together."

Drake, standing to the side, also frowned and said something.

No hesitation.

In an instant, nearly a hundred wizards attacked simultaneously, but all maintained a considerable distance to prevent any accidents.

The Jacob family wizard's sole purpose was to get the family wizards to escape.

Therefore, they were fighting back desperately at this point.

But there were too many people.

soon.

As the last wisp of his crimson spiritual energy burned away, his life force completely vanished.

He glanced at his tribesmen, who had already flown quite a distance.

He smiled.

It's so far.

At the speed of a typical second-ring road vehicle in its later stages, it's almost impossible to catch up; they should be able to escape smoothly.

He was about to breathe his last.

next second.

In the peripheral vision.

A streak of cyan flew out like an arrow released from a bow, instantly catching up with the last of the Rending Wind Vulture Feathers.

"That is?"

His eyes widened.

A sense of resentment welled up inside me.

But it was too late; darkness engulfed him in an instant.

The moment the wizard fell.

Faced with the wizards and the Rending Wind Vulture that had already scattered and fled, the question left to both sides of the wizards was quite simple.

Grant and Drake exchanged a glance.

The wizards on both sides were looking at each other.

They all understood the same thing.

Whoever grabs it first gets to keep it.

Grant's natural aura surged instantly, transforming into a massive eagle that soared into the sky.

Extremely fast.

Drake paused for a moment, then the wind element roared and he flew towards the sky.

But it's still far inferior to the former.

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In fact, elemental wizards excel at burst damage and control of the elemental environment, but they are still far behind in speed compared to speed-type magical beasts like nature wizards that can mimic transformations.

The same is true.

Several wizards from the Green Wizarding School also transformed into birds and flew rapidly into the sky.

The elemental wizards were all much slower.

Grant completely ignored the low-level Riftwind Vultures behind him, and stared straight at the dozen or so at the front.

Those are all at the second ring road level.

It is also the most valuable.

"In a race of speed, the wind elemental wizard."

She was somewhat dismissive.

But then she froze for a moment, and out of the corner of her eye, a streak of blue light suddenly approached, moving alongside her.

"this?"

She was completely stunned.

Looking at the pair of wind wings behind Ian, he was filled with confusion.

No.

Extraordinary organs?

That's not surprising.

But is it really that fast?

wrong.

Her eyes widened suddenly, and she saw that the surrounding air seemed to mysteriously part to make way for those wings.

Even when guiding people.

This is?

The rhythm of the wind?

Moreover, it possesses an extremely strong rhythm of wind.

That's not surprising.

We'd better hurry up and grab it; a mid-stage second-ring wizard won't have an easy time dealing with a Rending Wind Vulture.

So she still has the advantage.

She easily flew to a second-ringed eagle's feather, subdued it effortlessly, and then turned to look at it.

His mouth twitched.

The azure storm, like a giant hand, enveloped the Wind-Splittering Vulture Feather, causing the wizards within to fall into a coma.

Then, the Rending Wind Vulture Feather was stored in a specially made monster space equipment.

This?

After a moment of stunned silence, Ian also took down another mid-stage second-ring monster.

She only felt an itch in her teeth.

However, they had no choice but to speed up, because Drake and the others were catching up quickly.

After half an hour.

She looked at the four beside her, then at the opposite side. Ian had five, and Drake had also gotten two. On her side, Etherine had gotten two, and there were a few scattered ones in the other two rings.

"You're very fast."

Grant looked at Ian.

Her speed is not weak even in the late second ring stage, but Ian can catch up in the mid-second ring stage.

This is already a bit outrageous.

Moreover, he mastered the rhythm of the wind.

So young.

He had to go back and check the wizard's records; he had absolutely no recollection of such a wind element wizard.

"Thank you for the compliment, sir."

Ian responded with a smile.

When faced with something you need, you naturally can't hide it.

The Gale Wing Feather he obtained this time is enough for him to use until he advances to the late stage of the second ring.

This time, we've already achieved half of our objective.

soon.

The green-clad team left.

"Your speed... and... I really underestimated you."

Drake looked at Ian, recalling the moment when he couldn't even catch up with Ian.

That's absolutely outrageous.

"but..."

He also handed Ian his two Rending Wind Vulture Feathers.

Ian: ? ? ?

"Could you teach me how to sense the rhythm of the wind?" He looked at Ian with longing in his eyes.

Ian was taken aback.

"sure."

"Aiselin, why did you agree just now?"

After leaving, Grant turned to look at the elven wizard behind him and asked curiously.

"It's nothing, it's just that it's rare to see humans with such a high level of affinity for nature."

Etherine shook her head.

To become a nature wizard, a natural affinity is a requirement, but the natural affinity of humans is slightly different from that of elves.

Human nature wizards' affinity starts out quite weak, and then gradually increases through repeated perception and meditation, like wearing a natural cloak on their bodies. But elves' affinity is innate.

But she also sensed a strong sense of natural affinity in Ian.

It's more like its inherent potential.

"It just seems that he doesn't care about his potential, or even stimulate it much."

She murmured to herself.

It's probably because their elemental talents are better.

"I see."

Grant nodded.

"I thought you'd found a clue about that wizard in him?"

"no."

Etherine shook her head: "White Stone may be the site of Metatron's legacy, but I have no idea if that's true. I'm just here to try my luck."

"Too."

Grant nodded.

That's why Etherine came here.

She was taking a gamble, maybe only a one percent chance, but that name alone was worth the risk.

And she is a witch.

In fact, there are many, distributed across dozens of wizard territories.

Metatron.

The First Wizard.

He has never been forgotten; it's just that some people have deliberately concealed the history of this wizard.

soon.

Grant then inquired about Ian's whereabouts.

"An alchemist, a scholar?"

Grant's eyes widened.

No?

the other side.

Ian also captured almost all of the second-ring Rending Wind Vulture Feathers.

As a compensation.

Ian, along with Drake and the other second ring members, gave a lesson on the rhythm of the wind.

At first, some wizards were wondering if they were losing money.

But as they listened, they all realized they had made a huge profit.

Even other members of the Second Ring Road paid to attend the courses, which greatly benefited Ian.

So, for the next few days...

They were invading while listening to Ian's lectures along the way.

Several days later.

They arrived at the area where Ian wanted the second resource point.

The Sabah family.

"Brother Ian, to be honest, your lecture was the biggest gain I've had from this trip."

Drake walked onto the deck, his face glowing.

He is not far from the peak of the second ring, and if he can comprehend the rhythm of the wind, there is a considerable chance of success.

But he just couldn't grasp it.

At first, he thought that Ian was just a beginner and that he would just listen to something useful.

As a result, Ian's skill level was unimaginably high.

The content is also quite substantial.

He only felt...

He's really just one step away from mastering the skill; perhaps he'll fully grasp it in a few months.

I've incurred another favor.

Not just him.

The wizards behind him shared the same sentiment; only wizards could understand the value of this lesson.

The way everyone looked at Ian.

It was almost the same way he looked at Drake.

"Fair trade".

Ian grinned.

To be honest, he still enjoys sharing knowledge, which actually brings him some joy.

"I will never refuse to help if there is anything in the future."

Drake simply said this, and the wizards behind him stepped forward, their meaning clear.

Ian nodded.

"Is this the Sabah family?"

Then Drake looked ahead.

All that could be seen was a hilly area with numerous mines and veins stretching out, and the Sabah family seemed to be located there.

However, most of the buildings on the ground had already been destroyed.

Are they too late?

but.

When you see it not far away.

The airships of Green Field and Ash Furnace were not far away, and the wizards from the two academies who were leaving could also be seen not far away.

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief.

It's not over yet.

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