Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 181 The Uprising of the World's Will

Upon hearing this, Conrad looked startled: "So, what's the situation now?"

The black-robed wizard shrugged: "They're nothing special. Apart from the void creatures and the wanderers whose mother worlds have been invaded, destroyed, or fallen into the abyss, the original inhabitants of the world are not worth mentioning at all."

"It's just a few minor troubles, don't worry. I believe the Dean and the other two academies' Stigmata Wizards will be able to easily resolve it in no time."

Hearing this, Conrad breathed a slight sigh of relief, but then seemed to remember something and frowned.

"Has the cause of this matter been investigated? Why would the world's will suddenly riot? The probability of such a thing is extremely small."

"Furthermore, even if the world's will were to riot, it should only happen to world wills that have developed greater intelligence."

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"But the world that the Dean and the others conquered clearly didn't even have a world ruler yet, how could such a thing happen—"

As she spoke, Conrad's brows furrowed more and more deeply. Towards the end, she seemed to remember something, and with a start, she looked up at the black-robed wizard in disbelief.

"Could it be the work of one of the other civilizations on the same level as the wizarding civilization, or perhaps another world?"

Upon hearing Conrad's words, the black-robed wizard was stunned and didn't react for a moment, because Conrad's guess was too outrageous.

After realizing what had happened, the black-robed wizard looked at Conrad and shook his head with a helpless wry smile.

"Conrad, you're still the same. Whenever something happens, you think someone is trying to harm you, and you love to overthink things."

"While your idea that someone is secretly plotting against us isn't entirely wrong, involving those civilizations at the same level as us is a bit outrageous."

"Even if those civilizations really want to take action against the wizard civilization, have you ever thought about why they would choose to attack this remote and insignificant world instead of the many important worlds that are currently engaged in conflict? Are they just bored?"

Upon hearing the black-robed wizard's words, Conrad realized that he had overreacted and gave him an embarrassed smile, but still continued to ask questions.

"So what exactly happened? Why did the world's will suddenly go berserk? There must be a reason."

Upon hearing this, the black-robed wizard fell silent for a moment. He hadn't expected Conrad to be so curious about this question, even after he had already explained it to him.

Moreover, he knew what kind of person Conrad was.

He certainly wouldn't give up until he knew the answer.

The black-robed wizard's voice was somewhat dry: "You really want to know?"

Conrad nodded instinctively: "Of course, would I have asked you if I didn't want to know?"

The black-robed wizard sighed helplessly: "Fine, the reason for the world's riots is quite simple. It's because someone threatened him, and he had no choice but to fight back."

Conrad frowned and retorted, "Threatened the World Will? Who did it? Didn't the expedition manual say that the World Will should not be easily provoked unless absolutely necessary, to prevent it from resorting to desperate measures? That person—"

Before Conrad could finish speaking, the black-robed wizard interrupted him: "Alright, stop asking!"

Upon seeing this, Conrad suddenly realized what was happening, looked at the black-robed wizard, and said with a mocking smile, "Could it be that you are that person?"

"But thinking about it, it makes sense. After all, with your volatile and impulsive personality, it's not surprising that you would do something like this."

Upon hearing this, the black-robed wizard immediately became agitated: "Who are you calling hot-tempered and impulsive?! Am I that kind of person?! I just had a slip of the tongue, how can you blame me? Who knew the world's will was hiding so obviously—"

Conrad listened to the black-robed wizard muttering those words of shirking responsibility, but said nothing more, only looking at him with a half-smile.

The black-robed wizard spoke for a long time, only stopping when he had calmed down a bit.

The black-robed wizard looked at Conrad's smiling face and said irritably, "Alright, what else do you need to do? If there's nothing else, I still need to pick up students from the other two academies."

"You all wait here for a while. The official wizards will arrive soon, and then we can set off."

"I really don't know what you guys are thinking. Wouldn't it be better to set off together? Why did you have to split into three teams, each heading to a different world, while the formal wizards went to the main world?"

"Isn't this like taking off your pants to fart, completely unnecessary?"

Upon hearing the black-robed wizard's words, Conrad calmly replied, "This was decided by the three Stigmata Wizards, you—"

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Before Conrad could finish speaking, the black-robed wizard reached out and covered his mouth, growling in a low voice, "You old bastard, do you want me to die already? You're trying to trick me like this!"

Conrad shook off the black-robed wizard's hand and said irritably, "Is it that you want to complain or want to know? I'm just telling you out of kindness."

The black-robed wizard waved his hands repeatedly, "Thank you so much, but you don't need to now."

After saying this, the black-robed wizard, fearing that Conrad might say something else, turned and walked away without lingering.

"Alright, I'm not going to argue with you anymore. I still have to greet the people from the other two colleges. You can wait here by yourself."

Before the words were even finished, the black-robed wizard's figure vanished from the building, disappearing without a trace.

Seeing this, Conrad didn't say anything more and turned his gaze back to the spaceship parked on the port platform.

After an unknown amount of time, a group of fifteen people dressed in black wizard robes suddenly appeared in Conrad's sight and headed towards the airship docked on the port platform.

Upon seeing this, Conrad remarked, "After waiting so long, it's finally here. It's time to set off."

Before he finished speaking, Conrad's figure disappeared, and when he reappeared, he was already standing in front of the group of men in black robes.

When the group of men in black robes saw Conrad suddenly appear not far ahead, they did not hesitate at all. They immediately dispersed, occupied the surrounding intersections, and surrounded Conrad in their ranks.

Various colors of light and extraordinary fluctuations were faintly emanating from their hands, bodies, and the surrounding space.

At first, Conrad watched their actions with a smile, but the smile on his face suddenly froze, and he dared not move.

Because within the fluctuations of that spell, he vaguely sensed that one or two spells could even pose a danger to him.

If he reacts hastily and carelessly, he may very well end up in a sorry state.

Seeing the various formal wizards looking at him warily and the magic poised to be unleashed, Conrad remained still and explained with a smile.

"Good alertness, but your eyesight is a bit lacking. I am Conrad, the vice-principal of the Dark Eclipse Wizarding Academy and a third-ring wizard."

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"And I am the leader who will take you to the world of the Radiant Gods, so you don't need to be so wary now."

"Furthermore, do you really think someone can invade the floating city? Why are you so tense and reacting so strongly?"

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