Wizard: Starting with Symbiosis with Algae

Chapter 99 Atmospheric Transformation

Several kilometers away from the spacecraft, a cluster of green clumps floated in space. Like all floating rocks, it churned silently.

A faint mist enveloped the surface of its material components, while the outermost layer consisted of multiple layers of magical barriers with extremely high content and quality.

The barrier, almost like a mirror, refracted the starlight beams while simultaneously restraining the reactions and life forms within the mass.

Everyone held their equipment, their eyes wide, staring intently at the green mass.

In a daze, someone swallowed hard.

They suddenly realized that what they had seen before was merely an outpost.

coming soon.

The Academy's proudest technology is its ability to adapt the atmosphere to the characteristics of a planet.

Atmospheric transformation.

"Analysis complete."

The electronic voice on the radio was replaced by a gentle female voice.

"Injecting magical energy into the world to guide life. Zeno's Hydra, injection complete. Dawn Plankton, injection complete."

Within the sharp magical structure, the organism will automatically perish in twenty-three hours. Estimated duration: one hundred and ninety days.

"Injecting positive feedback magic into the world to adjust its magic structure. Estimated time: 2 minutes 25 seconds."

The green mass gradually emitted a large amount of light and heat.

The heat spread outwards layer by layer in the form of magical fluctuations, even causing the bulkhead where Lynn was located to tremble slightly.

The outermost magical barrier of the mass shattered on its own, breaking into countless tiny fragments of light. These fragments slowly coalesced into visible streams of light in space, guiding the Zeno Hydras, these tiny yet highly capable creatures, to the surface of the planet.

They went above the planet.

The change happened almost instantly.

The storm clouds, which had been trying to gather together and cover the sky again, were gradually devoured by those tiny specks of light.

Storm clouds that enter the visible area are swallowed up, and those that don't enter cannot escape their churning.

Those creatures reproduced at an extremely rapid rate, swallowing a portion of the storm cloud's magic from a great distance.

"The clouds are starting to retreat."

Some people gasped and backed away.

Lynn noticed that the grayish-white vortex edges began to blur, thin, and then completely disappear.

"This technology can prevent wizard apprentices from being directly harmed by extreme environments in the short term."

Lynn leaned against the door frame, her heart trembling with excitement.

If the recruitment ship had had this technology at the time, they would never have crashed.

Of course, that's impossible. Lynn couldn't even estimate the level of light magic; its value was far too high.

"Egard, Skinner, Finn, and Wertheimer—these legitimate wizards are really hiding their true identities."

The wizards' homeworld is as beautiful as a utopia, only proclaiming which planets the wizards have conquered, but not how they did it.

Fortunately, he can see it now.

I will no longer be confused by chaos.

Lynn stretched out her arms with satisfaction.

It is highly likely that the foundation supporting the free education and decent lives of a massive number of wizard apprentices is quite solid.

Seconds later, lightning lurked outside the area pierced by the atmospheric modification weapon.

The dark purple light that had been pulsating deep within the clouds seemed to have been choked, struggling to become calm.

The previously gentle female voice continued: "Magic-guided creature successfully inputted. Environmental stabilization in progress. Small ecosystem introduced, radiation locked, gravity locked, magic environment confirmed."

The green mass floating in space slowly moved its body. Its surface writhed and deformed, and after a "deep breath," it exhaled and exhaled several tiny clumps.

After detaching from the parent body, those clumps slowly sank towards the planet, like seeds scattered and never looking back.

"Introducing three types each of large, medium, and small plants, animals, and fungi, totaling twenty-seven species. The radiation tide absorption zone is generating. The first generation of magical species has been generated. Secondary life forms will be generated within two days. Growth efficiency decreases by 7% per generation, with minimum reductions of 55%, 25%, and 15% respectively for large, medium, and small sizes."

The words had barely left his lips.

It's turned green.

Looking down from space, the seawater below begins to turn green.

The green color started spreading from directly below the gap, like a drop of ink falling into clear water, quickly spreading and settling.

Light green, dark green, and emerald green spread out in layers, gradually engulfing the originally lead-gray sea surface.

"In the shallow sea, mangrove ecosystems are forming."

"The area's short-term magical energy and oxygen levels are stable. Excess substances are being removed."

Before anyone could even gasp in surprise.

Adrian shouted, "Alright, apprentices, soldiers, stop being surprised. This equipment increases your survival rate by at least fifty percent, and with the recent extreme weather, it adds another five percent. Now is the best time for you to land."

At this point, Adrian glanced at Lynn.

The increased probability of survival also applies to Lynn.

However, Lynn realized something was wrong after doing the math.

Generally speaking, the survival rate will not exceed 100%.

If even after two attempts, the survival rate still doesn't reach 100%, then the original survival probability...

Adrian had heard of Lynn's deeds.

That dune planet was indeed nice, but overall, he still felt that awarding the Lynn Medal was more about publicity than practical use.

Time was of the essence, so he raised his right hand and made a simple gesture.

"The first phase of the Wizard Ship deployment has been successful. All protective force fields within a 200-meter radius of the ship are activated. It can provide the necessary environment for life. After landing, please proceed to the Wizard Ship or the mangrove forest as soon as possible."

"You may have made some mistakes. But this is also an opportunity for growth."

"so."

All the trainees looked over, and Adrian said, "All dispatched apprentices, prepare to land."

All the apprentices replied solemnly, "Yes, sir."

The wizard apprentices lined up and jumped off the spaceship one by one.

Their figures lingered briefly at the exit of the drop pod before disappearing into the starry sky below.

One after another, they looked like yellow peaches poured out of a can of yellow peaches.

Adrian watched this scene with a cold sweat.

It must be stated that the forced dispatch of problematic wizard apprentices is still considered a wizard apprentice.

The preparations and resources invested by the college were not reduced in the slightest because of their "problem" labels.

Atmospheric modifications cleared many high-altitude obstacles for the apprentices, offering numerous advantages compared to descending by vehicle.

The darkness of this sector hides large creatures, such as the Star Worm and the Giant Phase Spider, if the apprentice and vehicle land together.

These creatures could appear at any time and strike the crew on the spaceship.

Adrian must be cautious.

Several tens of minutes later, the hatch closed, and Adrian let out a long sigh, sitting somewhat forlornly in the lobby drinking a refreshing beverage.

If he could, he would like to go down with these apprentices.

But that won't work.

He's eyeing more than just one world.

Roseline slowly walked over and used a small thermometer-like device to measure Adrian's physical data.

With a beep, the data was normal. She put away the equipment and slowly said, "Adrian, there's an apprentice who's too reckless. Do you know him? But looking at his resume, it's quite unique."

The wizard ship has been launched. The wizards have arrived in the world below.

"Miss Roslin, are you referring to Lynn?"

"Yes, it's him. He's a real talent. Although that planet isn't particularly difficult, is it really someone as reckless as him who can conquer it? I have serious doubts. Even I might fail."

"He's only been here for two days and just finished all the basic training."

"Okay...it's my fault."

Adrian did not turn around.

"Speaking of which, Miss Roslin, you are too modest. You are already a formal wizard, and your training period is over. Don't you consider returning to your home planet?"

"Your parents are very worried about you."

Roslinn shook her head.

"Babies always have to leave the cradle. Apprentices do, and so do I."