This wizard is just unscientific

Chapter 127 is... a tiny bit difficult!

The rain has lessened considerably.

It was drizzling, but unusually cold.

In the darkness, Tucker, shielded by his shield, moved swiftly forward in shadow form.

Behind Tucker was Andrei Van, a fourth-tier warrior.

As a fourth-tier demon hunter, he has begun to try to condense his "transcendental state".

In addition, there's his innate "darksight" as a Witcher and his inherent mobility.

Keeping up with the Shadow Form Tucker is still quite easy.

"Almost there!"

Tucker slowed down and lowered his voice.

Andrei immediately suppressed his extraordinary aura.

Soon, in a corner of the jungle along the ridge, Tucker stopped.

"Come out!"

As Tucker finished speaking.

In the rain, the leader of the third-tier Shadowflame Demon Wolves leaped out from the treetops.

"The leader of the Shadow Wolves?"

With a low gasp, Andrei drew his fourth-tier rune, the Demon Hunter Silver Blade, with a clang!

Silver pupils, gleaming brightly.

Meanwhile, the Demon Hunter Silver Blade's pupil halo grew even brighter.

The third-tier Shadowflame Demon Wolf was originally a leader-level extraordinary ferocious beast, so naturally it wouldn't tolerate the other party.

He immediately lowered his body, coldly scrutinizing the fourth-tier demon hunter, a roar rumbling in his throat, his fangs gradually emerging.

"Put your knife away, it's too bright. If the enemies hiding over the valley spot us, we'll lose the initiative."

Tucker glanced at Andrei and began setting up the small altar as he spoke.

He glanced at Tucker's "Shadow Mode," then at the "Shadow" wolf leader.

With a slight realization, Andrei slowly sheathed his Demon Hunter Silver Blade.

As expected, as he sheathed his sword, the Shadow Wolf stared at him for a moment, then withdrew from its fighting stance and crouched down behind Tucker.

Even just the height of his squatting position was much greater than that of Andrei, who was already quite burly and tall.

"Damn it, you have a Tier 3 Boss-level pet, why didn't you say so sooner!"

"Tsk tsk... A third-tier Shadowflame Wolf leader, a leader-level creature!"

Having sheathed his sword, Andrei examined the burly, imposing Shadow Wolf before him with great interest.

"Countless people have tried to subdue a leader-level creature, but none have succeeded, and in the end, they all met their demise at the hands of the leader."

"If I could contract with a powerful leader-level creature, that would be wonderful. I'd even be willing to trade a steam core for it, but alas..."

Andrei Van shook his head.

"I have no abilities related to summoning or contracts."

As he spoke, Andrei tried to lean closer for a better look.

But he was glared at back by the third-tier Shadowflame Wolf leader.

"I really envy you wizards."

Andrei Van, with a hint of envy, composed himself.

However, judging from his occasional glances at the Shadowflame Wolf leader, this guy clearly had the idea of ​​testing the Shadowflame Wolf leader's strength.

In this way, he could, to some extent, figure out the true strength of the steam wizard "Tanuru," whose level he couldn't even discern.

Soon, Tucker began the sacrificial ceremony at the Dark Sun Altar.

Subsequently, the lineage of the Dark Sun faith was established on the Dark Sun network extending from the hub area there, and the situation within it was explored.

The combination of SSS-level precision correction and SSS-level steam-based spiritual state has led to this approach of "deep exploration of the world's context and trajectory".

This can be considered Tucker's "unique skill" in the deep development of his extraordinary talent.

Originally, there was also a lineage of the Dark Sun faith within Tucker's shadow.

However, by using rituals to construct new belief systems, rather than directly utilizing existing ones, one can better circumvent the power of the Dark Sun.

New belief systems can be used and discarded without anyone noticing.

During this time, Tucker has gained many new insights into the study of "Transcendental Faith".

Half an hour passed quickly.

"Alright, exploration complete."

In the darkness, Tucker opened his eyes.

"How is it?"

Andrei immediately lowered his voice and asked.

After a moment's thought, Tucker spoke slowly.

"Investigate according to my ritual."

"That gate to another realm is a transit hub for the Church of the Dark Sun. In terms of scale and personnel, it is a very important place."

A key transit hub?

Tucker's words made Andrei's expression darken slightly.

"A major transit hub? Is this a place we two can afford to mess with?"

"There will be at least a bishop-level expert guarding inside."

"A bishop of level sixty or above is definitely not someone the two of us can afford to mess with."

As he spoke, Andrei's eyes twitched.

"You should inform Saint Rand and have them send a superhuman legion over."

"Instead of you taking me along, and us both going there to our deaths in vain."

Tucker nodded.

"You're right. Notify Saint Rand, and then have them collect all the spoils of war and put them in Saint Rand's warehouse."

"And we gained nothing."

"You can't expect treasures to just fall into our laps while we're sitting here, can you?"

"but……"

Andrei shrugged.

"An existence at the level of the Dark Sun Bishop is far too dangerous."

Tucker took a deep breath and said slowly.

"That's the crux of the problem... there are no powerful members of the Dark Sun Church at the bishop level over there."

"No? Are you sure you don't?" Andrei raised an eyebrow.

"I'm pretty sure that sixth-tier transcendents naturally influence the surrounding transcendent ecosystem."

"And my exploratory rituals are particularly sensitive to this kind of perception."

"If I say no, then it's definitely not true."

"But the problem is, it has six long-distance teleportation portals, plus an interdimensional portal, and an exit, the 'Layered Passage Gate', which is very close to us, located in the valley below."

"You can think of it as an independent, transcendental dimension with eight magical gates."

"As long as we... destroy these eight passages."

"Then... everything inside will be ours."

Tucker's words touched Andrei Van.

The higher the risk, the higher the reward!

André Van, this is the first time I've felt the charm of this word so clearly.

It felt like robbing the downtown bank of a supernatural city-state.

Although I know that being caught means death, as long as I escape, it will be a huge win!

He suppressed the turmoil surging within him.

"Destroying eight magic gates simultaneously...that's incredibly difficult!"

"To be precise, it destroyed six."

Tucker spoke methodically.

"Ignore the one closest to us; the experts from Black River Valley won't easily make a move."

"I imagine... a sixth-tier expert from your Demon Hunter Guild is waiting outside! Isn't that right?"

Andrei Van smiled and did not refute.

"There's not much to worry about the Gate to Another World. It's just a passage with an energy limit of only around level 50, which can't accommodate a sixth-tier superhuman."

"We only need to destroy six to ensure that no bishop-level powerhouses will interfere with us."

"Even if we destroy seven, Black River Valley won't pose a threat to us."

"If eight are destroyed..."

"Then we've successfully made ourselves a giant coffin!" Andrei Van added quite readily.

Tucker smiled but didn't offer much explanation.

After all, what Tucker needs to do next is turn this place into a "coffin".

"so……"

"Later, the two of us are going to charge straight in."

"Just destroy the six magic gates."

"Wait!" Just then, Andrei interrupted Tucker's beautiful explanation.

"Although you said there are no sixth-rank bishops inside."

"But the fifth-rank [Deacons] of the Dark Sun Church are also quite terrifying."

"To be honest, I once met a fourth-rank [Deacon] from the Church of the Dark Sun."

"At that time, I had only advanced to the fourth level and almost died at the hands of my opponent."

"Even though I have now stabilized my fourth-order steam sequence, I am confident that I am no weaker than any fourth-order Dark Sun Church [Deacon]."

"But, if we encounter a fifth-tier [Deacon], I'm afraid..."

"There are two resident fifth-rank [deacons] inside, and twelve fourth-rank deacons."

Tucker interrupted Andrei's "I'm afraid" and stated the facts directly.

"Hiss... this... can we win?"

Andrei's eye began to twitch violently.

Two fifth-rank Dark Sun Deacons.

Andrei felt that those two fifth-tier Dark Sun Deacons could tear him apart alive.

"I think it would be safer for us to call over a Saint Land Extraordinary Legion," Andrei thought to himself, stating his truest opinion.

Tucker was also aware of the strength of those Dark Sun [Deacons].

These Dark Sun Deacons are all A-level geniuses, or at least top-tier B-level geniuses, inheriting powerful Dark Sun sequences from other realms.

In the southern borderlands of the mainland, and even on the eastern continent opposite the Star Sea, members of the Dark Sun Organization gather geniuses; the Dark Sun Church has no shortage of geniuses.

"You don't need to fight back; just disrupt them from inside."

Tucker explained slowly.

"I will destroy all the magic gates very quickly."

"After that, we'll have plenty of time to slowly take them down."

"But what if the bishop of the Church of Dark Sun comes to attack while you're causing trouble?" Andrei asked, voicing his biggest fear.

"If any bishop of the Church of Dark Sun dares to come, I'm willing to die for him!" Turkmans said methodically.

Andrei Van paused, taken aback.

After scrutinizing Tucker for a long time, he finally uttered a few words through clenched teeth: "You're a madman."

(End of this chapter)