Wizard: The exploration panel keeps me pure.

Chapter 221 Legendary Creature, Descendant of the Phoenix

Swano seemed to notice Ron's gaze, paused, and shifted his look to the boy in front of him, his eyes showing confusion: "What's wrong? Junior Ron, is there a problem?"

Upon hearing the question, Ron shook his head slightly: "Senior, I think it's getting late. Why don't we talk as we walk? Otherwise, I'm afraid we'll both be stuck in this forest until the sun sets."

Swano naturally wouldn't hold a grudge against his junior classmate over such a matter. A smile appeared on his lips, and he nodded, agreeing to his plan.

"Besides the outer and inner perimeter areas, the most famous and dangerous part of the Karazov Mountains is its core area. I'm sure you searched for a lot of information about this place in the school library before you came here. I can only say that those so-called rumors are actually true. Creatures that only exist in legends really do exist deep in the Karazov Mountains."

Swano walked ahead, continuing the conversation from before.

Ron, who was following behind the young man, paused slightly after hearing his words, seemingly surprised to hear such news from him.

This made him question the words of the person in front of him.

After all, the records in the academy library contain the legend that the descendants of the phoenix exist in the Karazov Mountains.

If all of this is true, then could I try to obtain the bloodline of that legendary creature?

After all, the first one followed the path of bloodline witchcraft, and the Morok Fire Bird whose essence was transferred into its body also contained a trace of the bloodline of the legendary great phoenix ancestor.

If I could really get my hands on the blood of that legendary creature, I might be able to break through to the second ring, or even step into the third ring of wizarding.

"Junior Ron, are you interested?"

Swano looked at the boy who had stopped and immediately discerned his innermost thoughts.

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To be honest, even if it were some big shots from the academy who came here, they would probably be interested in those legendary creatures.

Not to mention apprentices like them.

Although they knew that obtaining valuable materials from the other party was as unrealistic as a distant dream, people should always have some ideals.

A wizard without lofty ambitions is not a good wizard.

Swano recalled what his teacher had said to him in the Red Moon Tower.

"I wonder if that old guy succeeded? It would be such a pity if he died." This year, he shook his head, not letting himself continue to think about that cheap teacher. For him, relying on others was far less reliable than relying on himself. Otherwise, how could he have ended up in this situation today?

If Ron hadn't taken his place, he didn't know how much longer he would have had to stay in this remote corner.

"Of course, senior. It's just a pity that such beings are far beyond the reach of people like us. But if I'm lucky enough, I might actually be able to see such legendary creatures in my lifetime?"

Listening to what his cheap senior was saying, Ron temporarily hid his unrealistic thoughts.

The veracity of the news is still uncertain. Instead of worrying about those things, we should focus on the present and at least wait until a month later.

Upon realizing this, he couldn't help but shake his head with a wry smile.

"Hey, junior, you're not doing it right. I've been there too, so I have to tell you: a truly great wizard is one who dares to dream and take risks. A wizard without ideals is not a good wizard. Even if your ideals are unrealistic, as long as you have them and are willing to take action for them, even if you fail in the end, your wisdom will still be witnessed by the world. That's enough for us."

Swano watched Ron's actions and seemed to think that the boy was very much like his younger self.

Because of his young age, he always seemed mature beyond his years and never dared to think about things that seemed unattainable.

It wasn't until I actually experienced it that I realized that the dream I had always thought was unrealistic was actually much simpler to achieve than I had imagined.

Thinking of this, he couldn't help but raise his hand and pat the person in front of him on the shoulder, while also repeating verbatim the words that his cheap teacher had once said to him to Ron.

Sometimes things just happen by chance.

The Ash Wizard never expected that the crazy things he said when he was young would be passed on to that little apprentice he had never taken seriously through his disciple.

He was currently engaged in a heated debate with the many second-ring wizards under the vice dean, determined to tear a piece of flesh from these guys.

After finishing their previous conversation, Ron and Swano walked silently into the forest.

Whenever they arrived at a new place, the young man would point to the conspicuous mark and say to Ron, "I once killed a giant wind demon wolf here. Although this guy was a bit troublesome, I eventually destroyed it with my super fireball spell."

And it seemed that this was the first time Ron had discovered something different about his senior.

The other party seemed to love showing off their past glorious achievements in front of people like me.

He didn't know whether he should agree or not, after all, the person in front of him had indeed provided him with a lot of convenience during this period, so that he wouldn't be completely clueless when he arrived at this place.

But if you ask him to agree with the other party...

"Senior, what exactly is a Wind Demon Giant Wolf? I couldn't find any information about such creatures in the academy library."

In the end, we didn't try to do anything against our conscience, and instead shifted the focus of the conversation to the magical creatures they were talking about.

At least this way, we can avoid unnecessary embarrassment.

At the same time, you can learn a lot of knowledge that you have never learned in the academy before, which is a win-win situation.

Ron silently gave himself a thumbs-up for his cleverness, but then his smile vanished.

After Swano heard his question, he seemed to completely change, transforming from his previous carefree personality into that of a scholar who had spent years in the library.

His demeanor was composed, his eyes held a world-weary look, and even his words became rambling: "Ah~ messenger of the wind and spirit, you are the legendary hunter of the jungle, you are the messenger of the gods in people's mouths—"

Ron's expression shifted repeatedly, and his eyes twitched incessantly.