Sixth Ring Wizard

When Helag first saw him, he felt that he looked somewhat familiar, but he couldn't remember who he was at all.

Fegal's appearance had changed drastically by this time, and he looked much older.

Herag felt intuitively that he should know the person, but couldn't recall who it was for the moment.

After a while, he managed to retrieve some images from his memory and vaguely remembered who the person was.

"Figar..."

Herag looked at the man, never expecting it to be him.

From those remaining messages, he also learned how Fegal got to where he is today.

It turns out that Fega was already a cultist of the Abyss long before he boarded the ship.

Because of his poor aptitude, he originally had no wizarding qualifications.

However, through a special ceremony, he not only gained some wizarding qualifications, but also advanced to the rank of second-class wizard apprentice.

For Herag, who had just embarked on the path of wizardry, even a second-class wizard apprentice was a very powerful existence.

Herag recalled that Dino had told him on the deck that Fegal's mental strength was very unstable.

It now seems that the power Fegal gained through that special ritual was indeed problematic, as his mental strength could not be stabilized.

As a certified wizard, Dino noticed these anomalies at a glance, but he did not know the reason for Fegal's abnormal mental power.

He was only responsible for dropping people off, so he didn't ask many questions.

For Dino, a mere wizard apprentice was not worth his time to study.

The reason why no one wanted Fegal when the various wizarding organizations were selecting people was actually because of this.

The official wizards in charge of recruitment for each wizarding organization weren't fools, and they naturally noticed Felgar's unusual behavior.

Five points of wizarding aptitude, plus extremely unstable mental strength.

For all the major wizarding organizations, Fegal was a meaningless existence; such a person could never be promoted to a formal wizard.

Moreover, this kid might be in some kind of trouble, so those formal wizards naturally wouldn't choose to create trouble for themselves.

In the end, although the wizard of Green Hut accepted Fegaal, he did not actually have friendly intentions.

The wizard in charge of recruiting at Green Hut was a friend of Malcolm's. He knew Malcolm's preferences and happened to be very interested in the secrets behind Fegal, so he simply accepted him and gave him to Malcolm.

Of course, at the time, it was nominally to make Fegal Malcolm's disciple.

But those in Green Hut who knew about this knew that this poor wizard apprentice was nothing more than Malcolm's experimental subject.

It is believed that Feuerbach will die soon due to an experimental accident.

Although this experimental accident may not seem very reasonable, who cares?

Felgar was just a wizard apprentice from a remote continent with no background or qualifications; no one would stand up for him.

The matter was dropped, and nobody cared.

As a wizarding genius, Malcolm was naturally very interested in the anomalies surrounding Felgar and did indeed begin his research.

He didn't spend much time before he touched the edge of Fegal's core secrets.

When Malcolm discovered that Fegal harbored a deeper secret, he prepared to make good use of this experimental subject instead of using him as a expendable resource immediately, which allowed Fegal to live longer.

During this time, Fegal quietly improved his strength.

Because of his inherently unstable mental strength, Malcolm was not alerted by the slight increase in his mental strength.

In his view, this was just a normal fluctuation; Felgar, this strange wizard apprentice, was always like this, with unstable mental energy.

Then, something happened that shocked everyone at Green Hut.

Felgar suddenly became a full wizard, took Malcolm by surprise and seriously injured him, and successfully escaped from Green Hut.

After this story spread, everyone felt it was like a fantasy, and every aspect of it was so unbelievable.

But it happened anyway.

Because Malcolm remained silent about the details of the incident, no one knows exactly what happened.

Malcolm was motivated not only by concerns for his own reputation, but also by the fact that he had discovered Fegal's secret.

This kid can communicate with beings from other dimensions.

This greatly interested Malcolm. He didn't know it was the Abyss Plane, but he really wanted to study it and naturally didn't want Fegal to fall into someone else's hands.

Malcolm desperately wanted to bring Fegal back for further research, but after that, Fegal vanished without a trace.

"So that's how it is..."

As an observer of the entire event, Herag connected his past experiences in that instant.

At this moment, Fegal is in a weathered underground cavern in the polluted area, preparing the items needed for the summoning ritual.

The magic circle on the ground has been completely drawn, and Fegal checks it several times a day to ensure that there is no damage or omission.

Seeing this, Herag suddenly realized, "I can go back to the Wizarding World now."

Through historical records, Hellagur also learned that this was a summoning ritual that could summon him to the wizarding world.

Originally intended to summon Ryan, but because Ryan's bloodline power had already been absorbed, and since this magic circle uses bloodline aura as its marker, it became Helag instead.

Now, if Herag is willing, he can be summoned to the wizarding plane at any time through this magic circle.

After discovering this situation, Helag had even more to think about.

He wasn't just thinking about returning to the Wizarding World; more importantly, he seemed to be able to help the Wizarding World break through and advance to a higher level world.

If Herag is willing, he can complete the process of advancing to the seventh level in the Wizarding Plane.

Once he advances to level seven, it means that the wizarding world can move towards a higher level.

In lower-level worlds, once a level 3 wizard advances to level 4, the rules created by the level 3 wizard can become one of the fundamental rules of that plane.

The same effect applies when a sixth-level wizard advances to a seventh-level wizard.

Once Herag advances to level seven in the Wizarding Plane, his Eternal Rule will become one of the fundamental rules of the Wizarding Plane, which means that Herag's domain can cover the entire Wizarding Plane.

Moreover, newcomers to the Wizarding World, as long as they have high enough talent and aptitude, can also comprehend the eternal rules created by Hellagur.

However, the Eternal Mark rule is a very high-level rule power, and ordinary wizards are not qualified to touch it.

Herag hopes that more people can comprehend the Eternal Rules, because as long as those who come after him comprehend the Eternal Rules, the power they cultivate will be fed back to Herag.

If the entire wizarding world comprehended the eternal rules, then Horag could slowly grow stronger even if he did nothing. (End of Chapter)