Wizard: I have ten trillion nanomachines

Luo Kunlun hovered in mid-air, his gaze sweeping over the mountain range torn apart by the golden spiral bullet. The circular hole that pierced through the mountain was like the pupil of a giant beast, silently proclaiming the terrifying power of that thing.

After the initial excitement, his thoughts quickly settled down.

Although Sunset Forest is safe, it's like boiling a frog in lukewarm water; relying solely on devouring zero-ring monsters and studying existing models and knowledge will ultimately limit one's power.

He needs a wider world and rarer, extraordinary resources to continue breaking through his limitations.

However, the Wizarding Continent is filled with powerful figures, towers, and other organizations. Almost all wizards on the continent have organizations and families with similar influence. Their influence is deeply entrenched, and acting rashly can easily lead to being surrounded.

Since that's the case, let's step out of this chessboard.

The Wizarding World is not just one continent; the vast ocean covers more than 70% of the world's area. Not only are there far more creatures there than on land, but the deep sea may also harbor terrifying creatures of the second ring.

Those deep-sea monsters that evolved in high-pressure, dark, and radiation-filled environments will surely grant Luo Kunlun a greater breakthrough in strength through their bloodline and genes.

Besides the Wizarding Continent, other continents scattered in the ocean may also contain extraordinary relics.

In the past, the continent of Volo already had things like parchment scrolls, and in those continents with more abundant magic, there were even groups of wizards residing there.

It can't compare to the best wizarding continent, but for a lone individual like Lo Kunlun, the extraordinary knowledge he possesses is quite abundant.

Moreover, there are places within it that are no less powerful than the Wizarding Continent.

The southern continent, and the polar islands.

Compared to the Wizarding Continent, the environment there is relatively better because the wizarding forces that rule there are willing to release some slots for becoming official wizards.

.............

The ocean and unknown continents are the next targets.

After planning his future, Luo Kunlun first went back to the warehouse to pack his things.

There doesn't seem to be much to pack. Everything usable has been used up, and the remaining items can be stored in that black leather bag.

As for this alternate dimension, let's leave it here.

Perhaps in a few decades, Luo Kunlun will come back again.

After dealing with everything, he spread his wings and, with the help of the gravitational field, transformed into a black streak of light, instantly flying to an altitude of ten thousand meters. Like a super-fast missile, he sped towards the outskirts of Sunset Forest.

At this altitude and speed, the gathering places of wild wizards along the way were completely invisible, and even the atmosphere rippled under the gravitational field around him, concealing his figure.

After leaving Sunset Forest, Lo Kunlun flew directly to the North Coast. He did not rush to the ocean, but instead arrived at a remote port town nearby.

The residents here mostly make a living by fishing and trading, and occasionally they also receive some low-level wizards and adventurers who come and go.

Luo Kunlun concealed his dragon form and transformed into a human figure draped in a black cloak.

He already possessed human genes, and coupled with his exceptional self-control, transforming into human form was not difficult for him.

He went into the town's only tavern, spent some money, and learned from several adventurers and a wild wizard about the changes that had taken place on the Wizarding Continent over the past year.

Although these people are from the lower class, the actions of powerful forces will directly or indirectly affect those below them.

Just as the "turning of the top gears" drives the "small gears" of life at the grassroots level, it naturally attracts attention.

Especially these warriors and spellcasters who are not ordinary people.

Luo Kunlun overheard some information about himself.

Over the past year, there have been numerous disputes along the West Coast.

It is said that a high-ranking figure who rose through the ranks "accidentally" disappeared, and many disputes arose within the tower in order to fill the vacancy.

A person who has risen to the first rank is already a very important figure. The loss of such a powerful person will result in a significant loss of combat power.

Therefore, the Bloodline Council, the dominant force in the southern part of the continent and the leading power of bloodline sorcerers, launched an invasion that has lasted for more than a year and has not yet subsided.

This has also stirred up some extraordinary races in the seas.

Although the existence of second-circle wizards means the Four Elements Tower won't be destroyed no matter what, it's still good to take advantage of the chaos and grab some benefits.

"I never expected that killing one person would cause so many reactions," Luo Kunlun muttered to himself, then gently lifted the wine glass on the table and drank it all in one gulp.

Later, he learned this from an old sailor who often sailed in the coastal areas.

For nearly a century, legends have circulated about a massive shadow in the coastal waters off the north coast.

Once a ship mistakenly enters that place, it can never return, for there are rumors of a terrifying behemoth that can control the tides.

Having obtained enough information, Luo Kunlun left the tavern.

Reaching the edge of the coastline, gazing at the boundless blue ocean, the sea breeze, carrying a salty, damp scent, rushed towards me. With a thought, I enveloped myself in a gravitational field, and like an arrow released from a bow, I shot into the sea, speeding towards the place the old sailor had mentioned.

As the Lok Kunlun Mountains descend into the ocean, the seawater gradually changes from azure to deep blue, and then to inky black.

Sunlight could hardly penetrate the thick layer of water, and the surroundings grew increasingly dark.

Occasionally, marine creatures would swoop by, sensing the terrifying aura emanating from Luo Kunlun, and scatter in all directions, not daring to approach.

After driving for an unknown amount of time, a thick fog suddenly appeared ahead. The fog contained a faint trace of extraordinary energy that could interfere with the detection of spiritual power.

Luo Kunlun knew they had arrived at their destination. He manipulated the gravitational field to slow himself down while forcibly dispersing the surrounding fog.

Before us was an island made of black volcanic rock. There was no vegetation on the island, only jagged rocks and howling winds.

Luo Kunlun kept stirring up trouble, as if he was provoking something.

Before long, a violent tremor suddenly came from the seabed, and the seawater churned as if boiling. A huge black shadow slowly rose from the deep sea, blotting out the sky.

This creature resembles an octopus, but it has dozens of thick tentacles covered with scales, each covered with glowing suckers. Its head has three huge compound eyes that emit a ghostly green light.

A colossal deep-sea beast, the Ink-Scaled Emperor!

A hint of excitement flashed in Luo Kunlun's eyes. He soared into the air, and his true dragon form reappeared. His black scales gleamed in the dim light of the deep sea, and his spear wings unfolded on his back, like two giant spears ready to be fired.

"Golden Spiral, go!"

A golden spiral bullet condensed, and the ripples it generated as it spun caused the surrounding seawater to distort.

With a thought, the Golden Spiral Bullet, like a shooting star, hurtled toward the head of the Ink Scale Emperor with a devastating force!

The intelligent Molin Zhanghuang immediately used seawater to create a high-purity water shield. As a sea beast, the ocean is its natural home ground, and it can use its various abilities with ease.

This is also why wizards don't hunt first-ring sea monsters; the home ground is advantageous for them, and even if they encounter a wizard they can't defeat, they can escape into the sea.