Wizard: I can predict the future

"Someone has completed the construction of the magic source."

"So fast? The earliest reservists boarded the ship in less than a month."

"The fifth floor or the sixth floor?"

"With a sixth-level talent, and a quick mind, it's not impossible for him to complete the construction of the triangular cone guiding model in a month."

Countless thoughts flashed through the minds of these wizard apprentices, but no one delved into them.

While this speed is somewhat fast, it's not the fastest record in the Wizarding World.

They were confident that Zoe could build a better mental model in less than ten days.

However, it's unclear whether they would still be so relaxed if they knew that the one currently constructing the magic source was merely a second-tier wizard talent trainee.

Nord sensed the demonic source within his spiritual sea, but instead of leaving, he began a true meditation.

At this moment, he was extremely excited, and even his heart, which had been calm for countless years, began to beat faster.

Today, he has finally become a wizard, embarking on a truly extraordinary path.

When he opened his eyes again and came to his senses from meditation, the entire meditation room was empty.

Nord felt somewhat tired, and he knew that meditation had consumed too much mental energy.

A good night's rest will not only help you recover the next day, but also give you a boost of energy.

It is said that only those who truly become official wizards can meditate for an entire day without feeling tired, and even remain energetic.

During the wizard apprenticeship stage, one can only meditate and rest properly, or purchase some potions to restore mental energy.

Nord's life flowed by little by little in repetition and silence.

During the day, continue to review the knowledge of meditation techniques, meditate in the evening, and then rest.

Everything seemed to be proceeding according to plan, but everything on the giant ship was constantly changing.

On the twenty-fifth day after he boarded the ship.

The giant ship never stopped at any island again, but instead continued at an exaggerated speed in a certain direction.

By this time, the number of reservists on the giant ship had reached nearly three thousand.

However, there was still no one on the sixth floor.

Day 30.

Among the five levels, a sixth-rank wizard in training successfully constructed a mental power model.

The moment the news spread, the entire giant ship was shaken.

Amazement, envy, and discussion quickly spread across all levels.

At this time, many first- and second-class wizards, even those with exceptional talent, couldn't understand basic mathematics.

"Sixth-tier talent..."

"A model can be built in just over a month..."

"That's the difference."

Over the next few days, people on the fifth floor continued to construct mental power models.

After that, the giant ship fell into a special atmosphere, and everyone began to study desperately.

Nord also began to occasionally give guidance to Iria and Evan.

Until the eighty-seventh day.

On the fourth floor, a fifth-rank wizard talent candidate finally became a wizard apprentice.

Many people have already begun to speculate.

Next, those on the fourth level will break through one by one.

Just like the previous five floors.

However, on the eighty-eighth day.

A wizard trainee from the third level successfully constructed a mental power model and took that step.

At this moment, the atmosphere on the ship was reignited.

Many of the first and second-class talent reserves, who had previously given up on themselves, picked up their books again.

The appearance of this person seemed to be telling everyone that, for wizards, talent is not the most important factor.

But beyond all this noise and discussion.

Nord never uttered a single word.

Nobody knows.

He had already completed the construction of his mental power model.

Day 126.

As Nord was about to return to his room, he suddenly saw a black dot appear in front of him.

However, after a short while, the black dot gradually grew larger.

islands!

During this hundred-day voyage, all that could be seen was the ocean, with no sign of life or land.

Watching the giant ship sail straight toward the island.

A thought subconsciously arose in Nord's mind.

"Are we almost there?"

As they drew closer, many people spotted the island and came to the side of the boat to look at the lush, green island.

When the giant ship sailed to the edge of the island.

Those first-level wizard apprentices who rarely showed themselves on ordinary days finally reappeared on the deck.

The leader glanced at the wizard trainees on the deck and between the floors, and spoke calmly:

"We will reach the Southern Region in three more days. We will stop here for now, and you are free to go and do your own thing."

As soon as he finished speaking, the previously somewhat somber deck instantly became restless.

Although there is plenty of entertainment on board, spending a long time on board still makes one feel depressed, and one longs for the feeling of having one's feet on the ground.

Nord led Iria and Evan toward the ship.

The wizard trainees gathered on the deck, looking at the deck dozens of meters above the ground, were still hesitating about how to get down.

Suddenly, the ship moved slightly, and pale blue halos appeared on the outside of the previously empty giant ship, eventually transforming into steps that led directly to the ground.

at the same time.

A thousand meters above the island, four figures stood silently in the clouds, seemingly blending into the sea of ​​clouds, their gazes looking down at the giant ship slowly approaching the shore.

One of the women, dressed in light blue casual clothes, suddenly spoke, her voice soft:

"I heard that Josiah has also come to this area."

As soon as she finished speaking, an elderly man with a full head of white hair but a robust physique next to her glanced at her slightly.

Ignore it.

"He is simply pursuing his own path to truth."

Not far away, another young man heard this and a look of surprise appeared on his face.

"He's only been a full-fledged wizard for about thirty years!"

"Starting the search for the path to truth so early?"

The old man chuckled, a hint of disdain in his eyes.

"The path to truth is not easy. If he studies his culinary magic properly, he might have a chance to become a second-level wizard."

"But now, this wandering around the world can probably only go so far."

After he finished speaking, he looked at the only person who hadn't spoken yet.

The man stood with his eyes closed the whole time, his expression calm, as if he didn't care about anything around him.

The old man looked at him, his tone becoming more solemn:

"As for Lord Veros, he has studied the art of dreams for many years and is a disciple of the Dreamweaver of Nightmares. It will probably not be long before he finds the path to truth."

Upon hearing this, Velos slowly opened his eyes, a hint of confusion rising in them before his gaze hardened again.

"The path to truth is no easy one. So many second-level wizards have failed to reach it. My journey is still very long."

In an instant, the sea of ​​clouds fell silent.

After a long while, the woman spoke again.

"They've already landed on the island. We'll have to trouble Lord Velos to handle this."

This was arranged before they arrived.

Velos nodded and took out a piece of jade that looked like a dream.

If Nord were present, he would have recognized these as the Originium he had collected previously.