Wizard Earl

Seeing that the gap had appeared and the silver mirror showed no abnormalities, Connor's face immediately relaxed. He then put the black dagger back into his spatial ring. Next, he examined the inside of the silver mirror through the gap. After a few seconds, Connor finally made a discovery, muttering solemnly, "Frapata Alchemy!"

Upon confirming this, Connor's eyes immediately flickered, and he sighed inwardly. No wonder he hadn't found anything unusual about the outside of this silver mirror, nor could he even sense any energy fluctuations. It turned out that this silver mirror was made using the Flapota alchemy technique!

One hundred years ago, an alchemist named Frabotta was born in the Church of Storms. He was capable of crafting level three enchanted items. As an alchemist, Frabotta's alchemical skills were beyond doubt. Moreover, with his superb alchemy skills, he became a cardinal in the Church of Storms, second only to the leader, breaking the tradition of the Church of Storms for the past hundred years that only level two wizards could become cardinals!

It is rumored that Frabotta has extensive knowledge of alchemy, and is involved in all aspects of it. However, it is also rumored that his most proficient alchemical technique is—Concealing Aura!

In the world of enchanted items, there is a law that all enchanted items will have energy fluctuations. The only difference is the magnitude of the energy fluctuations and whether they can be perceived by a wizard!

In battles between wizards, if the enchanted item you use has a very strong energy fluctuation, even if you store it in a spatial ring, your opponent might still detect it. In that case, unless they're completely foolish, they'll naturally be on guard. Conversely, if the enchanted item you use has a very weak energy fluctuation, even if you expose it to your opponent, they might not notice. If they don't notice it, they have no way to defend themselves. Therefore, in a battle, your enchanted item can have a surprise effect, catching your opponent off guard!

In alchemical practice, the more powerful a magical artifact is, the greater its energy fluctuations will be. The more difficult it is to contain and reduce these fluctuations, the better. Frabotta, the alchemy master, is most skilled at significantly reducing the energy fluctuations of powerful magical artifacts. Legend has it that Frabotta's level-three magical artifact, "Eye of the Hurricane," can control hurricanes and possesses immense power. With this artifact, Frabotta was able to fight against a level-two wizard without being at a disadvantage.

Despite its immense power, the energy fluctuations of this Tier 3 enchanted item, Eye of the Hurricane, are surprisingly similar to those of a top-tier Tier 1 enchanted item. Every time Frabotta uses it, it catches his opponents off guard, making it impossible for them to defend against. It is truly amazing!

Legend has it that about thirty years ago, Frabotta failed in his attempt to break through to become a Level Two Wizard. He died in the Storm Church headquarters, returning to the embrace of the Storm Goddess. Although Frabotta is dead, his ability to conceal the energy fluctuations of enchanted objects was passed down to the Storm Church in the form of Frabotta Alchemy. It was studied and further developed by later alchemists of the Storm Church.

As an alchemist, Connor was naturally familiar with Frabotta alchemy, a magical technique for concealing energy fluctuations in enchanted items, and he longed to witness it firsthand!

Connor's inherited "Reyes Alchemy" was created by Reyes based on his own characteristics as a spiritual wizard. It was naturally very powerful in linking enchanted objects with spiritual power, but it was somewhat mediocre in containing the energy fluctuations of enchanted objects. Therefore, Connor was very interested in Frabotta. However, what he never expected was that he would witness something extraordinary on the silver mirror he had dug from deep underground in the grass…

If it weren't for the fact that the marks inside the silver mirror were exactly the same as those on the legendary enchanted items made using Frabotta alchemy, without the slightest difference, Connor wouldn't have believed that the enchanted items he had longed for for so many years, made using Frabotta alchemy, had appeared before him without any warning!

Now that it has been discovered that this silver mirror was made using Frabotta alchemy, in addition to providing Connor with a means to study Frabotta alchemy, it can also explain its background and specific function. Undoubtedly, this silver mirror-like sensory enchanted item was set up by alchemists from the Church of Storms, and its purpose is to sense what is happening at the Redstone Pawnshop!

Based on his years of alchemy experience, Connor clearly realized that a sensory enchanted item like this should never appear alone. According to normal alchemical rules, when a sensory enchanted item appears, there should be a series of supporting devices such as arrays and mechanisms around it. However, Connor searched all the places around where he found this silver mirror except for the Redstone Pawnshop, but he did not find any trace of the theoretically required supporting devices!

If that's the case, then there's only one possibility: the supporting device is hidden inside the Redstone Pawnshop. In other words, the Redstone Pawnshop might be a deadly trap right now!

If that's the case, then a new problem arises for Connor!

What was the purpose of the Storm Church, or rather, the intelligence director of the Black Organization, Christant, doing this?

He first forced himself to come to Ipurua City to kill Ruiz, and then set a big trap for himself in the Redstone Pawnshop. Was he trying to kill him?

Although on the surface it seems very likely that Christant would do this, Connor thought about it carefully and felt that the possibility was not high!

First of all, he has already made his presence known as the heir to the Earl title of old Ferguson. If Christant's ultimate goal is simply to kill him, then even if Christant is mindful of his Earl status, he can still lure him out of Frosinone's city limits and arrange for several first-level wizards to ambush and kill him.

Then he could just pretend to be missing. If he did that, the hereditary nobles wouldn't bother him. So Christant had no need to go through all that trouble to lure himself to this godforsaken place, Ipurua, before trying to kill him.