Sixth Ring Wizard

Chapter 103 News of Moonstone Grass

Half a year is perfectly acceptable for Hrag. Anyway, I'm not qualified to see the content yet, so I'll just let Deep Blue analyze it slowly.

As for why I only use 30% of my mana each day, it's because I'm not currently in Moonglade, and basic safety cannot be guaranteed.

Helag must ensure that he is always in good condition to deal with any unexpected situations.

Herag needs to retain at least 70% of his magic power to have a decent fighting ability.

If you consume too much magic every day to analyze the contents of the stone tablet, and you can't even put on three shields in case of an accident, then you'll be in danger.

"Deep Blue, starting today, I will analyze the contents of the stone tablet every time I meditate, pausing after consuming 30% of my magic power."

"The task has been created."

After assigning the task of analyzing the contents of the stone tablet, Herag began to observe it from the sidelines.

Instead of looking directly at the contents of the stone slab, he stood aside and looked at the material of the stone slab from the side.

At first, he thought the slab was made of ordinary stone, and he didn't check it carefully under the circumstances.

But now, after observing it more closely, Herag discovered that the slab was not made of simple stone; it felt somewhat like a stone containing gold, a type of stone he had never seen before.

The stone slab was extremely hard; Herag could feel it as soon as he pressed it. Even a knight-level warrior would probably be unable to leave a mark on it with a sword.

The Great Knight's opinion is uncertain, and Herag doesn't say it's bad either, because the Great Knight has more methods and his power is very high when he unleashes it.

Herag thought back to the strange things that had happened in the valley town, and he instinctively felt that they were very likely related to this stone slab.

He felt that it was because he had moved the stone slab that Stormwind City, which was a hundred kilometers away, was affected.

Otherwise, it's impossible to explain why Milo and the others' memories changed, and why the contents of the files changed. It's very likely because Helag moved the stone tablet.

But this was just his guess, and Helag couldn't be sure what the specific reason was.

After observing for a while without seeing any results, Herag put the stone tablet back into his spatial ring.

The next morning, Herag asked Ed to drive him out.

He was preparing to go to the Adventurers' Guild in Ryan City, but he still hadn't made any progress on the Moonstone Grass matter.

The Kingdom of Doris is too vast; it's impossible for Hrag to conduct a thorough search of every place.

His first thought was the Adventurers' Guild, which was spread throughout the entire continent of Karag, with numerous members and many information channels.

The Adventurers' Guild does not belong to any one kingdom, but it cooperates with every kingdom, and its presence can be seen in every city.

Like the Adventurers' Guild in Stormwind, the Adventurers' Guild in Ryan City has its own five-story building.

The layout of the lobby on the first floor was similar, giving Helag the feeling of being in a chain store.

He found the counter where the task was posted, waited in line for a while, and then it was his turn.

Behind the counter was a young man, who looked to be in his early twenties, named Ward.

"I'm about to issue a quest to find clues about Moonstone Grass," Herag stated his needs directly.

Ward took a piece of paper, wrote something down, and then asked, "Are there any requirements regarding the mission's rewards or time limit?"

"Ten gold coins, anyone who can provide valuable clues will do. As for the time limit for the mission, I can't say for sure. Once I obtain the Moonstone Grass, I won't need this mission anymore," Herag said.

Ward nodded and said, "Understood, sir. According to the Adventurers' Guild's requirements, we need to charge you a processing fee of one-tenth of your quest reward. Is that alright?"

Herag placed a gold coin directly on the counter: "No problem, issue the mission as soon as possible, and notify me immediately when there's news."

Ward collected the gold coins and checked them, then placed a piece of paper in front of Herag: "Sir, please fill in your contact address and name. We will notify you as soon as we have any news."

After Hrag wrote down his current address, the procedure was considered complete.

Next, this quest will be posted in the Adventurers' Guild quest list in Ryan City, and all adventurers will see it when browsing quests.

There's strength in numbers. With so many people in the Adventurers' Guild, it'll be much faster than if Herag searched on his own.

After issuing the mission, Hrag returned to his residence and continued his life of staying indoors.

He spends his days eating, meditating, and studying, and when he runs out of Starry Night Potions, he makes a new batch.

Herag didn't need to worry about the mundane details of daily life; Judy and Ed handled everything perfectly.

Half a month has passed, and the slave mark on Ed's face has almost disappeared. It is believed that in a few more days, the mark will be completely gone.

Ed was truly grateful to Hrag and took every task Hrag assigned to him very seriously.

Herag even suspected that if Ed were to die now, he would die without asking any questions.

Soon, another half month passed.

On this day, Herag was meditating as usual when he suddenly opened his eyes.

There was a knock at the door, and Ed immediately ran to open it. Seeing a young man in his twenties, he asked, "What can I do for you?"

The visitor was Ward from the Adventurers' Guild. He smiled and said, "Hello, I'm here for Mr. Geraint. We have news about the mission he posted in our Adventurers' Guild."

Ed replied, "Wait a moment, I'll go and inform my parents."

"Okay, thank you," Ward said politely.

By this time, Ed's face had completely returned to normal, and no one would treat him as a slave anymore.

Herag came out first without waiting for Ed to inform him.

"My lord, there is something..." Ed said respectfully.

Herag nodded and said, "I understand."

He quickly reached the door and said to Ward, "Any news?"

Ward nodded. "Yes, Mr. Geraint, there's news about your mission."

"Can you confirm if it's true or not?" Herag asked.

He feared that some adventurers, tempted by the small amount of gold, might deliberately spread false information to deceive him.

For example, if you take any random place and Hrag goes to look for it but can't find it, it will waste a lot of time and energy.

Ward chuckled, "Mr. Geraint, please rest assured. Since I've come to inform you, I've certainly verified the information beforehand. I can guarantee it's true!"

His smile was full of confidence, and his tone was very firm, showing great confidence in his message.

"Can I see him? Who took on the mission?" Herag asked.

With Ward saying that, Herag felt somewhat relieved. An organization as large as the Adventurers' Guild wouldn't have problems in such places.

(End of this chapter)