A noun entry: Wizard

"Lord Brad, have you made any discoveries?"

Russell ignored the two women, stood beside Brad for a while, and then asked.

"This should be the remains left by a sixth-level wizard. My wizarding artifacts have not yet been able to detect the boundaries of the remains."

Brad pointed to the mechanical creation at his feet, which was constantly running and powered by Originium.

The mechanical school is also a school of wizardry, and mechanical creations can naturally be called wizarding artifacts.

Only mechanical creations like the silver sphere, which have developed sentience, are considered mechanical life forms and thus escape the category of magical artifacts.

The same principle applies to alchemical creations/life.

Today, there are many alchemical life forms on the Wizarding Continent, so they are naturally not called witch artifacts.

As for alchemical creations like golems, calling them witchcraft artifacts is perfectly acceptable.

"I didn't expect Lord Brad to be so knowledgeable about mechanical engineering," Russell said after glancing at the instruments on the ground.

"I only have a basic understanding; I know a little bit about everything, but I'm not proficient in anything. I can't compare to you, Sir Russell."

Brad chuckled self-deprecatingly, "My talent is lacking, otherwise I wouldn't be an elemental body refiner wizard."

"Lord Brad could advance to the third rank at any time. Who dares to say you lack talent?" Russell said.

Hearing Russell's words and sensing the sincerity rather than sarcasm, Brad thought for a moment before replying:

"Your talent is high enough, and you've only recently advanced to the second tier, so you might not be aware of it."

"There are quite a few wizards like me in the Wizarding Association."

"This step in Wizarding Light... is too difficult."

Russell understood.

Indeed, there aren't many top-tier second-tier wizards like Brad.

However, compared to the mere seventeen...sixteen third-tier elders, it is indeed far fewer.

"I've been stuck at the Light of Wizardry for a thousand years, and even if another thousand years pass, I'm afraid I still won't be able to understand it."

"I also failed to make a breakthrough, so I started exploring other areas and constantly exploring wizarding relics, hoping to go further."

"Some wizards are exceptionally talented, but after reaching the top of the second tier, they get stuck there for life. There are also wizards who are not... uh, sorry, Lord Russell, I didn't mean that."

Brad sighed, but before he could finish his sentence, he realized something was amiss and quickly apologized.

"It's alright," Russell said with a smile.

He wouldn't take those words to heart.

The power of Wizarding Light, which has troubled countless second-tier wizards, was not difficult for Russell.

He has figured out the key to the power of willpower.

When the time comes to reverse the process, and with the cotton wristbands tempering the mind, mastering the Wizard's Light will only be a matter of time.

This process will take at most a few years.

A few years later, Russell was still under thirty years old, which was hardly young compared to wizards who were often thousands of years old.

It should be said that it was just a baby.

His gaze fell on Evelyn and Clover, who were playfully fighting.

I wonder how old these two are.

Both of them are considered geniuses among second-tier wizards. They are not as old as Brad, but they are still considered to be over a hundred years old, or even several hundred years old.

However, he seems to have a very youthful mindset.

Before they could look over, Russell subtly averted his gaze and continued chatting with Brad.

"Detection complete." Not long after, Brad put away the magical artifact, looking somewhat excited.

"Based on the size of the ruins, this was indeed left by a sixth-level wizard, and we are currently on the edge of the ruins."

"There is little source energy fluctuation at the edge of the entire ruins, but the source energy fluctuation is still strong at the core location."

"It seems that the good things in this site have not been damaged by the passage of time."

After explaining the situation to everyone, Brad walked at the front and led the group out.

He is an elemental wizard, while Russell, Evelyn, and Corleone are all arcane wizards.

Kolef is proficient in magic arrays, but her combat strength is relatively weak; she is considered a more traditional arcane wizard.

Russell and Evelyn, on the other hand, are more inclined towards combat.

The former needs no introduction, while the latter is proficient in controlling the soul and spirit, but both are also fragile.

Russell's knight profession, although it reached the seventh rank, was only about the same as a first-rank body-refining wizard.

They are definitely no match for a top-tier second-tier elemental body refiner.

Therefore, it was natural for Brad to be at the forefront.

"I hope we can have a good harvest this time. Even among the many wizard relics, sixth-tier relics are very rare, after all, they are the highest-level relics," Evelyn said.

Sixth-tier relics represent the limit for wizard relics.

Because the seventh-tier wizard has already elevated the secret realm into an independent small plane that can operate on its own.

This small plane can already be considered an independent world; it can operate on its own even if the wizard dies.

In other words, there are actually many small planes from ancient times in the wizarding world.

However, the location of these smaller planes is only known to the Holy Soul Wizards themselves, who reside in the deeper layers of the Wizarding World.

Small planes are the foundation of the Holy Soul Wizards, which is why they are hidden away so that no one can discover them.

Unlike the relationship between Wizard Kings and the Rift, the latter is merely a transitional phase with the aim of elevating the Rift into a smaller plane.

Even if the secret realm is destroyed, it is not a problem to rebuild it, or even inherit a wizard's legacy and bring it back to life.

However, once a secret realm is elevated to a small-scale plane, it becomes entirely different.

The relationship between small planes and wizards is like that between divine kingdoms and gods.

If a small plane is destroyed, the wizard will also die.

Because of the existence of the Holy Spirit Wizard, it is similar to the "world will" of a small plane, relying on the power of a plane to operate, which is why it is so powerful.

This is precisely why the will of a seventh-tier Holy Spirit Wizard can replace the will of a world and possess it!

Because the two are essentially very similar.

However, since these smaller planes are created by the wizards themselves, they have very little binding force on the wizards and can still maintain the human body.

Once you possess the world, you can never escape it.

"The ruins haven't reached their dormant state yet, and the energy fluctuations are so intense. There must be many good things at the core of the ruins, unlike last time."

"However, ruins that are not in a state of extinction are bound to be more dangerous," Clover said.

Evelyn and Clover explored the ruins together, but Evelyn found nothing, leaving them both feeling down for several days.

"Lord Russell, this site is so dangerous, you must protect me."

Clover looked pitiful and moved closer to Russell.

Evelyn took two steps forward, somewhat annoyed, pulled him aside, and squeezed between the two.

Russell paused for a moment, feeling a sense of familiarity.

Has this scene appeared before?