Wizard: I can predict the future

A transparent light screen appeared before Nord's eyes.

His name and college points of 18 are displayed in the upper right corner.

This is the points he earned this month from crafting potions at the Seventh Potions Workshop.

He continued looking down.

There are many modules in the light curtain.

The most useful of these are the library and the mission hall.

Now he only needs to stand in front of the crystal ball to exchange for a wizard and accept quests.

However, you still need to go to the mission lobby to submit the mission.

Then, his gaze fell on an inconspicuous module at the very bottom.

Journal Subscription

With a thought, Nord unfolded the light screen.

Echoes of Truth from the South

[Issuing Agency: Baita News Agency]

[Content: Important events in the Southern Region, wizard research briefings, Abyss Battlefield updates, etc.]

[Subscription Fee: 30 Magic Stones/Month]

He had heard of the journal "Echoes of Truth in the Southern Region" before; it was one of the most widely circulated journals in the Southern Region.

It will not only publish briefings on the latest research, but also include some strange and interesting stories from the wizarding world, and even embarrassing stories about certain wizards.

It is said that almost all the content published there was submitted by formal wizards.

Nord did not subscribe, but instead returned to the library module.

It wasn't that he didn't want to, but if he wanted to use the crystal ball to consume magic stones, he had to store the magic stones in the academy's magic stone vault.

He quickly found the psychic vision inside.

Fifteen college points.

Without the slightest hesitation, he exchanged it.

……

Three months later, in the laboratory on the second floor of the college center.

Nord stood in front of the experimental table.

The table was covered with blood samples.

Frostwolf blood, Frostscale Serpent blood, Icehorn Deer blood, Snowfeathered Raven blood, Frozen Earth Lizard blood...

And his own blood.

Next to the lab bench is a nearly three-meter-tall alchemy instrument.

At this moment, a semi-transparent light screen is being projected in front of the instrument.

Within the light screen was a human silhouette that looked almost exactly like Nord.

However, unlike the previous image, the blood vessels, bones, muscles, and even internal organs are clearly visible in the above image.

This is a simulated body projection generated by the instrument after scanning his physical condition.

Below the projected heart, there is a rice-grain-sized, frosty-white dot of light that flickers slightly with each heartbeat.

That was the seed of his life.

Nord reached out and gently tapped.

The human silhouette rapidly magnified, with the frosty white spot of light below the heart being projected out separately.

As the image is zoomed in, the seemingly complete fleshy crystals gradually reveal a more complex structure.

The surface is covered with countless tiny cracks, and several runes faintly flash inside.

Those are rune structures related to the water element.

Nord turned his gaze away from the light screen and looked at the experimental table on the other side.

There, an ordinary Grey-eared creature lay quietly.

However, it has changed significantly since it was first purchased.

At this moment, in his field of vision after he activated his psychic vision.

A faint magical pulse throbbed in the heart of this Grey-eared creature.

Its muscle fibers are denser, and its bone density is far greater than that of its kind.

This is a pseudo-legendary knight created by Nord after three months of research.

Its physique was only comparable to that of a Grand Knight, yet it had condensed a seed of life.

Of course, this seed of life was far coarser and more fragile than the one inside Nord's body.

Nord walked to the lab bench and took out a reagent.

The reagent contains fine flocculent matter that occasionally condenses into tiny ice crystals, which then melt rapidly.

This is the blood dissolving reagent he formulated based on the results of the past three months of experiments.

Its function is very simple.

Dissolve the seed of life, allowing its bloodline power to truly integrate into the physical body, becoming a true bloodline.

Now, he understands.

The reason Lilia called the legendary knights was because they were the product of flawed bloodline potions concocted by wizards.

This is because these bloodline powers have not truly merged with the physical body and become instincts.

Nord slowly pushed the reagent into the Grey Ear Clan's body.

The next moment, it came into his sight.

The tiny fleshy crystal beneath the Gray Ear Clan's heart began to tremble slightly, then slowly dissolved, seeping into the heart.

Nord's eyes brightened slightly.

"efficient."

The first step was successful.

The seeds of life were dissolved back into the power of the bloodline and did not dissipate.

Instead, it spread throughout the entire Grey Ear Clan with each heartbeat.

Nord quickly operated the alchemy equipment next to him.

The next moment, the phantom of the Gray Ear Clan appeared above.

At the same time, the vital signs of the Gray Ear Clan also appeared on the side.

Nord did not let his guard down at all, pushing his psychic vision to its limit.

Beside them, a metal pen and a notebook floated in mid-air, recording every change in the experimental subject.

Before long, the Grey Ear Tribe’s previously steady breathing began to become rapid.

A fine white frost began to appear on its skin, and its body began to twitch uncontrollably.

In Nord's view, large amounts of water elements were gathering in the bodies of the Grey Ears, and their cells began to lose vitality.

A few breaths later, the Gray Ear Clan's body turned deathly pale, as if it had been frozen for a long time.

Nord stared silently at the corpse on the lab table, his expression unchanged.

Another failure.

He controlled the metal pen and wrote down the conclusions in the experimental record.

[Fourth experiment failed]

[The pseudo-life seed can be dissolved]

[After dissolving, the blood vessel activity temporarily spreads, but it cannot be stably absorbed by the physical body.]

[Reason for failure: The life seed dissolved too quickly, causing blood vessel activity to flow back into the heart, which the body could not withstand.]

……

[Conclusion: The seed of life cannot be dissolved directly; it should be guided gradually to release the power of bloodline.]

Nord raised his hand and cast a levitation spell, controlling the corpse on the experimental table to slowly rise into the air.

The next moment, a wisp of crimson flame ignited from inside the corpse.

Just a few minutes later, the Grey Ear Clan corpse turned into a handful of ashes.

Nord casually swept the ashes into the scrap heap in the corner.

He then walked to the other side, where several iron cages were placed.

The Grey Ears huddled together in the cage, their eyes filled with fear after witnessing what had just happened, yet none of them dared to utter a sound.

Nord opened one of the iron cages and casually grabbed a Grey Ear Clan member.

The Grey-eared creature trembled violently, the enslavement rings on its wrists glowing faintly, suppressing all its instinct to resist.

The Grey Ears were lifted by the levitation spell and slowly landed on the experimental table.

Several black straps popped out on their own, securing its limbs and neck, firmly fixing it to the center of the stone platform.

Nord took out another reagent.

This is a potion that can mass-produce pseudo-legendary knights.

However, the side effects are so severe that it's impossible for it to pass the verification by the pharmacists' association.

This potion requires sacrificing part of one's life force in exchange for a temporary boost in strength.

Nord's experiment will likely consume five years of the Gray Ear Clan's lifespan, raising their physical constitution from 0.8 to 13 points.

The duration was only one hour.

But for him, that was enough.

However, Nord was unaware that this potion, which temporarily and forcibly boosted strength, had significant side effects.

They are still very popular in the black market or within the forces of black wizards.

After all, this is a life-saving medicine in critical moments.

What he needed was not a real legendary knight, but a specimen to carry out the experiment.

Nord slowly injected the potion into the Grey Ear Clan's body.

The moment the medicine entered his bloodstream, the Gray-eared Clan member's body tensed up abruptly, and a suppressed, painful growl escaped his throat.

In the psychic vision, the Grey Ear's life force was rapidly declining.

But at the same time, his physical body is also rapidly becoming stronger.