Wizard Earl

Varga beamed with joy at Connor's congratulations, her happiness and excitement clearly written all over her face.

In the wizarding world, countless examples have proven that if two wizards are lovers with vastly different strengths and cultivation levels, even if they make vows of eternal love and are deeply in love, the outcome will not be good.

Now that Connor has become a Level One Wizard, while she is still a High Wizard, Varga harbors a certain degree of inferiority complex, even though she never shows it. This is a major reason why she is so sensitive to Connor's interactions with other women.

Previously, Varga knew that breaking through cultivation bottlenecks wasn't easy and would require at least several years of effort before there was even a glimmer of hope. So, although Varga was very anxious to break through the bottleneck as soon as possible and then become a first-level wizard, she could only work hard little by little. But now, luck had come her way, helping Varga remove the obstacle of the cultivation bottleneck. So, for Varga, becoming a formal wizard was practically within reach!

The thought of becoming a first-level wizard and living happily ever after with Connor, without having to worry about that bitch Margaret stealing Connor from her, filled Varga with joy that almost overflowed. However, just as she was feeling joyful, Varga seemed to have thought of something, and the bright smile on her face gradually faded. She looked at Connor and bit her lip, as if she wanted to say something but couldn't.

"Breaking through your cultivation bottleneck, Varga, that's great news! Why the long face?" Seeing the change in Varga's expression, Connor lightly scratched her upturned nose and asked, somewhat puzzled:

Hearing Connor's question, Varga mustered her courage and whispered, "I can only suppress the energy within my body for a maximum of half a month. After that, I will have to try to break through!"

Varga's words immediately froze Connor's smile. After a moment, Connor's smile faded and his expression turned serious.

Once a high-level wizard apprentice breaks through the cultivation bottleneck, they have reached the pinnacle among wizard apprentices. Unless they break through to become a first-level wizard, they will be unable to make any further progress.

At this stage, attempting to break through to become a formal wizard is only a matter of time. Even if you feel you are not ready and do not want to break through, the energy in your body will not allow it. It will gather together in your body, and when it gathers to a certain level, it will self-destruct, blasting you to pieces. There is no other way to solve this problem except to try to break through!

Of course, as a wizard, you can try to suppress the energy in your body and prevent it from accumulating. However, this is only a temporary solution. As long as you don't try to break through, it's only a matter of time before you can't suppress the energy in your body. As for how long you can suppress the energy in your body, there is no general answer because each wizard's situation is different. Some people can suppress it for a year or even two years, while others can only suppress it for two or three days before they have to try to break through to become a first-level wizard.

When Connor was at this stage, he suppressed his energy for a little over a month, less than two months. Now, since Varga says she can only suppress it for half a month, it seems she must attempt a breakthrough within that timeframe; otherwise, the consequences could be unimaginable…

The thought that there were only half a month left before Varga attempted to break through to the first level of wizardry, and that he had to prepare for her, gave Connor a headache.

Before today, no one could have imagined that Varga would have such good luck and break through her cultivation bottleneck. Connor wasn't a god, and based on his experience, he could only assume that Varga would need several more years to become a first-level wizard. Therefore, thinking that there was still plenty of time, he didn't prepare any special arrangements for Varga's breakthrough.

In addition, Connor's own cultivation and alchemy experiments require a lot of resources, so while Connor does have several ways to help Varga break through, without exception, all of those methods require a lot of cultivation resources to support them!

The awkward thing is that Connor doesn't have many resources that can help Varga's cultivation. The most typical example is magic stones. To help Varga break through to become a first-level wizard, you need at least tens of thousands of magic stones to build an energy-gathering array. Connor's last few thousand magic stones were just used to provide energy for Varga to break through her cultivation bottleneck!

Without the support of cultivation resources, no matter how powerful Connor's methods for assisting in breakthroughs are, he can only be like a skilled cook without rice, unable to do anything but stare blankly!

"Valga, have you prepared the potion for your breakthrough to Level One Wizard?" Connor asked Valga after frowning and pondering for a moment.

Varga shook her head and honestly said, "This breakthrough in my cultivation bottleneck was so sudden; I wasn't prepared at all. However, I still have a full supply of potions in my spatial ring, and I should be able to concoct a potion to aid my breakthrough within half a month!"

Although he had already anticipated that Varga, like himself, was not prepared to break through to become a first-level wizard, Connor still couldn't help but feel a chill in his heart when he heard Varga's answer.

For advanced wizarding apprentices, the best outcome of breaking through to become a first-level wizard is undoubtedly to succeed on their first attempt, like Connor.

If the first attempt fails, not only will the difficulty of subsequent attempts to break through increase, but the failure of the first attempt will also have a negative impact on the wizard's mentality. It may even create a psychological shadow for some wizards who are not very strong in willpower, making them afraid to try to break through to become a formal wizard.

According to incomplete statistics from a certain wizarding organization, eight out of every ten formal wizards succeeded in their first breakthrough, while the remaining two succeeded on their second attempt after failing the first. As for first-level wizards who failed more than twice before succeeding, there are practically none. Therefore, it is evident how important the first breakthrough is for advanced wizards who want to become formal wizards.

"Valga, in the remaining two weeks, prepare the potion to aid your breakthrough. Leave the rest to me. In two weeks, Varga, I, Connor Ferguson, will definitely make you a full-fledged wizard!" Holding Varga's soft, boneless hand, Connor said with absolute certainty: