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Chapter 375 Earth Vein Wind Saliva Acquired, 3rd Ring Falls, Quentin's Shock, Enlightenment of

Chapter 375 Earth Vein Wind Saliva Acquired, Three Rings Fall, Quentin's Shock, Enlightenment of the Rhythm of Earth!

soon.

Ian and his group met the commanders of the two teams.

The two men were in similar auras to Drake, so the three of them were able to chat peacefully.

"I think everyone's goal is the same: to obtain the Earth Vein Essence. The problem is that it's located in the deepest part of this family's underground mine. However, there are two issues: first, the mine's terrain is complex, and the remaining wizards of their family are hiding there. They are familiar with the terrain. Second, we don't know the specific route," said the wizard from Ash Furnace, a burly man.

On the other side, the Green Wizard, a tall and thin male wizard, nodded and said, "Because of the terrain, we have organized several attempts to enter the cave, and many people have died, but we still haven't figured out the specific route."

After they finished speaking, they both looked at Drake, hoping that the new wizard could give them some solutions.

Otherwise, we'll just keep dragging this out.

The more wizards arrive, the fewer resources they can obtain.

Drake frowned after hearing this.

He turned to Ian behind him and said, "Ian, do you have any good ideas?"

At this moment, he had complete trust in Ian.

Ian was taken aback.

Seeing everyone's gazes, he pondered for a moment and said, "Since we don't have enough manpower to go in and explore directly, why not use alchemical equipment for exploration? That way, we'll lose far fewer people."

"The underground is too complex and interferes with mental energy, so ordinary alchemical equipment cannot be used and needs to be modified."

The Wizard's Way of Ash Furnace.

"I can."

Ian said directly.

"Ian is a top alchemist in our academy. Below the second-ring advanced alchemist, his skills are also top-notch," Drake said at this moment.

He realized that Ian must have a solution.

"Then how do we find the ley lines' saliva?"

"The wizard on the green field continued."

"The Earth Vein Wind Saliva must appear in the area with the strongest wind attribute aura. I think we can just sense it directly. I can also help with this, but I ask for an extra share."

Ian said again.

The two leaders from the later stages of the Second Ring Road both frowned at the same time.

They couldn't perceive it.

"That article about the elemental frequencies of the White Rock Mountains was published by Ian."

Drake continued from the side.

Upon hearing this...

The wizard on the green field was clearly taken aback.

"You are Ian, Ian Green."

This article caused quite a stir in White Stone Territory, and was considered a major advancement in the mysteries of the elements.

"That's fine."

The wizard of Ash Furnace nodded.

Anyway, at worst, we can give it a try; if it doesn't work out, we'll see. These kinds of great scholars usually have some ability.

So very quickly.

Ian brought out a large amount of monitoring equipment.

Then they began modifying the equipment, with two alchemists from the academy offering to help.

But watching Ian simultaneously modify three or four movements, and his terrifyingly skillful proficiency, was truly impressive.

It's not shameful anymore.

Upon seeing this ability, the two wizard leaders immediately gained a much higher regard for Ian.

Just one hour later.

Ian's transformation is complete.

"Then let's set off."

The new team quickly assembled.

Upon arriving at the very center of the mine, the group of more than ten people, centered around Ian, slowly advanced into the pit.

Simultaneously.

Dozens of detection devices flew out and then flew into the mine shafts in all directions.

Dozens of images appeared in Ian's eyes at the same time.

He possesses the talent to multitask, coupled with his activated mental power, and these objects are all very small.

That's why it can be like this.

Seeing him like this, the other wizards gasped in astonishment. Was this the power of a top scholar?

He was experiencing it.

He sensed the rhythm of the wind, the wind element within the mine, and his ability to perceive frequencies.

Ian easily pinpointed the approximate location.

So the group moved deeper into the area.

along the way.

We encountered a fork in the road.

Naturally, they were watching to see if the magical artifact would activate.

Of course, some were sabotaged by wizards hidden among them, but Ian was always able to catch the wizards using his activated mental power.

This caused everyone to look at Ian in a more and more different way.

And as it goes deeper and deeper...

The crowd grew increasingly excited.

This is simply because the wind element in the environment is becoming increasingly stronger.

at last.

We passed through a cave.

A huge underground space appeared before everyone's eyes.

The dome hangs high.

The top rock face is covered with streamlined grooves eroded by wind elements over thousands of years.

Meanwhile, the wind from the mine passes through these grooves, then rotates and converges downwards, forming a small vortex that never stops.

At this moment, the bottom of the vortex is a platform, and drops of liquefied earth vein saliva are dripping into the pool below.

In front of the pool.

These were a large number of shamans from the Sabah family.

The leader was a middle-aged wizard, who looked utterly desperate upon seeing Ian and the others.

"We are willing to surrender."

finally.

He said through gritted teeth.

Surrendering would mean losing all resources, but there's still a chance of survival. However, if they resist, they would be no match for the enemy.

Ian and the others were not surprised.

along the way.

Most families make this choice; those who stubbornly resist, like the Jacob family, are ultimately a minority.

soon.

The shamans of the Sabah family were taken into custody one by one.

The group arrived at the pool on the platform.

Looking at the earth veins and saliva within.

The gazes of the crowd couldn't help but become intense.

Even within the Wizarding Alliance in the East, this is a top-ten resource.

Should we follow the previous division?

A strange light flashed in the eyes of the three wizard leaders at the same time, and the atmosphere froze at that moment.

Ian frowned as well.

Is another battle about to begin?

"Lord Drake, sir."

Sudden.

A voice suddenly came running from the distant entrance of the passage, shouting as it flew.

"What's wrong?"

Everyone looked over abruptly, and Drake asked, "This person is the one I left outside."

"Something's wrong! I see other wizards from three wizarding academies rushing this way."

What?

The three people present were all stunned.

But I wasn't happy.

Instead, a chill ran down my spine. The arrival of people was not a good thing; it meant that even more people would want a share of the resources.

and so.

"As before, divide it into ten portions, three for each of us, and one for Ian," he said directly.

"OK."

The other two nodded immediately.

Then very quickly.

Ian now possessed another portion of Earth Vein Essence.

"That's really good."

Ian smiled; this was the last one he needed, though it was a pity that one portion was a bit too little.

"Ian, would you like another one?"

Drake was still staring longingly at Ian, his eyes conveying a clear message.

"May I?"

Ian blinked.

"Two rounds of guidance!"

Drake held up two fingers.

For Ian, this kind of risk-free business was definitely something he had to do, so he traded two guidance sessions for a piece of Earth Vein Essence.

Two portions.

That's enough for him.

The group walked out of the mine.

Sure enough, several teams came, each with members from every academy. However, upon seeing the three groups emerge, they all sighed.

too late.

So it flew off to other places.

This invasion was for the purpose of seizing resources.

At times like this.

There is no distinction between academies.

When faced with shared interests, people from different colleges can be as close as brothers, while those from the same college can become enemies.

As for what to do next.

Ian pondered.

He planned to go shopping with Drake next, since he had already achieved his goal.

The next step is to see if we can acquire more resources.

Drake clearly shared the same idea.

The team continued to other resource locations to harvest resources.

Just as they were emptying a resource vault, suddenly, all the earth elemental wizards felt a jolt in their mental energy.

Turn your head away.

The distant mountains trembled, as if in mourning.

And a powerful aura gradually disappeared.

"The Third Ring of the Eastern Wizarding League is dead."

Ian understood instantly.

Ian turned his head and exchanged a glance with Drake, both of them understanding each other's thoughts.

"Let's go take a look."

Ian nodded.

Maybe there's something there.

So the airship flew toward the center.

soon.

A mountain range appeared before everyone's eyes.

"This is?"

Ian looked toward the center.

All I saw was...

At this moment, in the center of this area, a large amount of rocks have collapsed, and at the very center of the rocks, a man is kneeling on top, his breath gone.

A strong aura of law emanated from his body; it was an earthy yellow aura.

Where the breath passed.

The earth seemed to begin to grow, and small mountain ranges and hills slowly formed.

The area where he died continued to grow, and in the blink of an eye, a mountain peak hundreds of meters high appeared.

"Another Third Ring Road resident has died."

Seeing this scene.

Ian's breath hitched.

As strong as the Third Ring Road.

And to die so swiftly—this is the price of carelessness. If the information hadn't been leaked, how could this have happened?

But this is a good opportunity.

A great opportunity to appreciate the rhythm of the earth.

At that moment, a number of wizards could be seen gathered at the foot of that mountain range.

"Let's go take a look."

Everyone disembarked from the airship.

By this time, a large number of wizards had gathered here, mostly earth element wizards, but there were also many other wizards.

"Adam!"

Ian waved and spotted a familiar face among the wavers.

In this war, the Stormspears participated, as did the Rock Chapter, mainly with ground forces.

"Ian."

Adam saw Ian and waved back.

"Your strength is getting stronger and stronger."

Adam walked over and sensed Ian's presence. He couldn't help but sigh at how vast the difference in their strength had become.

at this time.

Another wizard walked over; he looked somewhat similar to Adam.

"Ian, this is my brother Joshua, who is competing to become the next Child of the Elements."

Adam explained.

Ian reached out his hand.

Joshua glanced at her, nodded, and didn't reach out.

Ian was also somewhat embarrassed.

But I didn't take it seriously.

"Arthur Reynolds is dead, but the remaining Law Mountain Range can be freely comprehended."

above.

The voice of the Third Ring Wizard suddenly came through.

Everyone's eyes lit up.

A group of second-circle wizards flocked into the mountains, but most of them stayed at the foot of the mountains, and very few climbed to the summit.

"I'm going."

Joshua nodded to Adam, then strode toward the distant mountains.

high speed.

Cross the foot of the mountain.

We arrived directly at the mountainside.

hiss.

Ian gasped.

"My brother is the pride of the family, a former core student, and once the top student in the core group. I'm sorry, Ian, he just..."

Adam apologized.

"It's alright, just another formidable opponent."

Ian didn't care.

Just looking at this one figure.

Another formidable opponent.

This wizard has cultivated the rhythm of earth to a considerable level; otherwise, it wouldn't be so easy for him.

Looking at it now...

This spot as a prospective Child of the Elements is really hard to get.

After expressing my feelings.

He also arrived at the foot of the mountain range, feeling the earthy yellow aura emanating from it.

I began to understand the laws of earth.

As a wizard of the four elements.

Although it was a bit early for him, it wasn't a problem.

He was at the foot of the mountain.

However, it did not attract the attention of any wizards.

"Ian?"

Halfway up the mountain, Joshua glanced at Ian at the foot of the mountain, then paid him no further attention.

Although Ian is also a core player, there's a significant gap between them; they're no longer on the same level.

There aren't many people in Ian's group who can threaten him.

He thought of the wizard named Quentin, who wore a blue wizard's robe, and his brows furrowed.

He is the wizard I met yesterday.

In one battle, he casually waved his hand, and dozens of wizards were instantly frozen in ice.

Then I glanced at him.

He withdrew.

He shamefully withdrew.

"That kind of person is my competitor."

He gritted his teeth.

"Ian!"

At this point, it's at the very top.

The three Third Rings were discussing the division of the Eastern Wizarding Alliance.

Not far away.

Quentin, on the other hand, was somewhat bored.

He was a pure water-attribute wizard, so naturally he wasn't interested in the earth-attribute laws here.

Looking at the wizards who were still climbing.

His gaze involuntarily drifted to Ian.

"Will he be my opponent?"

He thought again of his conversation with Gabriel some time ago, the latter with an expression that was hard to describe.

This also made him somewhat curious.

What kind of wizard is he?

"Huh, is he here?"

His gaze drifted down and fell upon Ian at the foot of the mountain.

He remained in a meditative posture, seemingly sensing the earth element.

"He doesn't have a four-element constitution. The second one should be wind, which means he hasn't even touched earth yet at the second level. Does he want to comprehend it ahead of time?"

Quentin blinked.

That's not easy.

Because understanding any rhythm requires learning a large number of elements and then mastering it through repeated contemplation.

And looking at Ian's appearance.

It's as if we've never been in contact with each other before.

It's almost impossible to do it the first time.

He looked at Ian calmly.

? ? ? ?

and many more.

His gaze froze.

Was Ian just here?

It looks like I've taken a step forward.