Sixth Ring Wizard

When Deep Blue was combined with the Primal Realm, it demonstrated unparalleled data computing and analysis capabilities.

Given Ryan's speed, Deep Blue in its normal state would have no chance of detecting or calculating the opponent's speed.

But now, all of that can be done.

Using these advantages, Herag engaged in fierce close combat with Ryan.

Lian was not to be outdone and showed no fear whatsoever.

Although his strength was not as great as Helag's, it was not weak either.

Moreover, he controlled a stronger bloodline power, so he was not completely at a disadvantage.

However, both of them were too strong and physically powerful, and it was impossible to determine a winner in a short time.

……

half a month later.

As usual, Mangrove Forest, Mushroom King, and others held their afternoon tea party.

The poker gentleman looked up at the horizon and said, "I wonder if the battle there will affect this place."

The Mushroom King said, "This is a battle of bloodlines, and neither side is a simple entity. They are still far away from us for now, so they probably won't come."

"I really envy people with noble bloodlines," the green-clad lady said enviously after taking a sip of tea.

The battle between Hrag and Rion has lasted for half a month, and the battlefield has moved countless times.

When they fight, the monsters suffer.

No monsters dare to approach within a thousand kilometers of them now; they all stay far away, otherwise they'd be doomed if they were accidentally caught in the crossfire.

Even powerful places like the mangrove forests are somewhat wary of them.

Although the auras displayed by Hrag and Ryan have not yet broken through to the sixth level of creatures, they are already very close to that limit.

More importantly, both of them possess top-tier ancestral bloodlines, making their strength incomparable to that of other monsters of the same level.

Even most level seven creatures would have to think twice before attacking them and being able to take them down with certainty.

So the two fought for a full half month, and no one else intervened.

However, there are indeed some lurking in the shadows, hoping to reap the benefits.

Hrag and Ryan didn't just wander around aimlessly; they deliberately avoided certain areas that were clearly off-limits.

As for those secretly watching, it's not a big problem. If they really had the strength, they wouldn't be hiding in the shadows.

In the desolate mountains, the surrounding peaks had collapsed.

Lian was covered in wounds, with a long gash on his chest from which black and gold blood flowed.

Herag appeared completely unaffected, standing quietly atop the mountain and staring at Ryan ahead.

He was indeed not seriously injured.

The existence of eternal rules is enough to make him immune to most damage.

Even if there is any damage, it will be restored immediately because of the existence of the eternal rule.

But Ryan is different; he doesn't have the same defensive and recovery methods as Herag.

As the war dragged on, Ryan naturally suffered heavy losses, with all aspects of his strength being severely depleted.

Herag is cunning; he never engages in life-or-death battles with Ryan, but rather wages a war of attrition.

He knew very well that he couldn't possibly defeat Rian in terms of pure strength.

The only way to get rid of Ryan is through prolonged attrition, wearing him down until he's dead.

Ryan was well aware of Hrag's tactics, but he was not capable of seriously injuring or killing Hrag in one go.

Over the course of half a month, although Herag was occasionally injured, he quickly recovered his fighting strength under the influence of that inexplicable rule.

Herag stretched out his hand, and lightning surged in his palm, quickly condensing into a lightning sword seven or eight hundred meters long.

This is a method of controlling lightning that Hellagur learned during his battles with Rion.

He shares the same progenitor bloodline as Rian, possesses the ability to collect and analyze data from Deep Blue, and Hrag himself has a strong learning ability, so naturally he can find things to learn from Rian's every move.

Lian knelt on the ground, his dark golden eyes fixed on Herag, panting heavily, blood flowing from all over his body.

"You've lost," Herag said, holding his longsword.

Lian remained silent for a moment, then stood up and looked directly at Herag, saying, "I have indeed lost. But I still have ways to ensure that you can die with me. However, if this continues, the bloodline of the Thunder God Ancestor will be unable to produce another Ancestor. You have won, and I have lost, so the power of my bloodline should belong to you."

"This..." Herag's equally dark golden eyes widened slightly, clearly showing his shock.

Although Lian was injured, he was far from being exhausted and still had the strength to fight.

This battle could have lasted much longer.

But now, it seems that Lian does not want both sides to perish together, so he chooses to take the initiative to admit defeat and hand over the ancestral bloodline in his body.

Herag then truly realized that what Ryan valued most was the continuation of the bloodline of the Thunder God Ancestor, and that killing him to seize the bloodline was solely for this purpose.

Realizing he was no match for them, Lian chose to give up voluntarily...

Herag asked, "Is the progenitor gone?"

He was naturally asking about the progenitor of the Thunder God.

Lian said, "He's gone. I hope you can become the next progenitor of the Thunder God."

"Even the progenitors will perish?" Herag asked.

He originally thought that the progenitor was the end of everything, an eternal and indestructible existence, so how could he possibly perish?

Ryan said, "I don't know either, but I can sense that He is no longer there."

"This..." Herag pondered, wondering why the progenitor had perished.

Just then, Lian opened his arms, looked up at the sky, and a terrifying energy surged from his body, with countless cracks appearing on his skin.

"No!" Herag believed that Ryan didn't actually need to sacrifice himself. He had other ways to advance to level seven, through the wizard's power system.

Compared to the bloodline power within Ryan, Ryan himself might be more meaningful to Horag; perhaps he could be developed into an ally.

The information that Rian possessed was also very meaningful to Hrag.

Herag had been thinking about these things during the battles, and after his conversation with Ryan, he finally understood.

But it seemed too late. Through some means, Ryan released everything he had, and a ball of blood-red energy shot into Horag's body at lightning speed, perfectly merging with Horag's bloodline.

This scene was a great pity for many demons lurking in the shadows, as they had been waiting for this moment.

However, Ryan had anticipated all of this and gave these scoundrels no chance at all.

The bloodline of our ancestors must not be touched by others!

After this bloodline entered Hrag's body, a massive amount of information surged forth.

The Great Dark Heaven in Horrag's mind was automatically triggered, and it began to absorb the surging and violent bloodline power.

Since these bloodline powers originated from the same source, Horag was unharmed. His bloodline, after absorbing these powers, was rapidly growing stronger and unlocking new abilities. (End of Chapter)