Sixth Ring Wizard

Herag's figure gradually solidified. He glanced at the magic array below, made a rough calculation, and concluded that the energy was sufficient.

However, his overall strength increased after absorbing the bloodline power of Lian.

Although I didn't actively break through to level seven, it still required more energy.

This was beyond Feuer's calculations.

Fortunately, Fegal had prepared extra energy sources as a precaution, which allowed the summoning ritual to proceed completely.

When all the magical crystals in the magic array shattered, Herag was now standing firmly in the center of the magic array.

He closed his eyes, feeling the familiar atmosphere around him, and sighed. He was finally back, but he never expected to return in this way.

Herag is still in his original form and can feel the suppression of the world's will on him, which does limit his power.

However, it wasn't much; it still possessed the strength of a level six creature, just not enough to fully utilize its abilities.

Since Hellagur was now completely in the form of an abyssal monster, Felgar didn't think much of it and instead knelt down, saying, "Welcome to the arrival of the supreme being!"

Seeing this, Herag suddenly found it somewhat amusing, and greeted him directly in Sivir: "Long time no see, Fegal."

Fegal was taken aback; he hadn't expected that Hrag would speak Sivir.

Besides that, he also had a strange feeling. The voice seemed familiar, and Helag also gave him a very familiar feeling, but he just couldn't remember it.

This is quite normal, since no one would associate a supreme being from the Abyss with a mere wizard.

Herag now has excellent control over his bloodline power, to an extremely precise degree.

With a thought, the dark golden skin on his body disappeared, and he returned to his original human form.

Apart from the fact that the dark gold wings on his back are still there, Hellagur looks no different from an ordinary human.

When Fegal saw this, his pupils suddenly contracted, and an extremely shocked expression appeared on his face.

He certainly knew Helag.

Back when he was on that ship, Fegal didn't pay much attention to Hrag.

If it weren't for Dino keeping an eye on him, he would have slowly tortured those wizard apprentices on the ship to death.

However, Dino's mission was to escort these wizard apprentices to the continent of Karag, leaving Fegal with no choice but to endure a rather boring period.

It wasn't until Fegal escaped from Green Hut that he began to receive some news related to Helag and started to pay more attention to Helag.

Now that he saw Herag reveal his true colors, how could he not be shocked? His brain almost shut down, and he couldn't quite comprehend what was happening before him.

"Coincidence? Impossible..."

Fegal subconsciously thought that the two looked exactly alike, but judging from Helag's voice, tone and attitude, the other person was obviously Helag himself.

The Fegal people were dumbfounded after arriving at this hard-to-believe but undeniable conclusion.

"What? Surprised? Didn't you summon me back? Actually, I should thank you. If it weren't for your help, I really wouldn't know how to get home. Thank you," Herag said with a smile.

It took Fegal a moment to compose himself before asking the question he desperately wanted answered, even in death: "Why you?"

"That's a long story, and I have no obligation to answer you, nor do you need to know," Herag laughed.

Herag closed his eyes, ignoring Fegal, and instead unleashed his Primal Domain, covering an area of ​​two hundred kilometers around him.

After absorbing the power of Ryan's bloodline, his ancestral domain also became stronger.

After Hrag activated his domain awareness, he knew he was in a contaminated area.

Judging from the position of the stars, it should be located in the western part of Dawn Land, which is the outer perimeter of the wizarding organization, Eye of the Storm.

This place is quite far from the Land of Dawn, and there are hardly any monsters around. No wonder Fegal chose this place to perform the summoning ritual.

Herag felt the immense power within him, a power completely different from when he was forced to leave the wizarding world due to the threat from the Taylor family.

Such power is virtually unstoppable in the Land of Dawn, at least on the surface.

Herag recalled the glimpses of the future he had seen before. If it weren't him appearing here, but some other monster of the same level, it would indeed be a disaster for the wizarding world.

With power at this level, destroying a continent would be far too easy.

Fortunately, the spatial passage had been destroyed by the wizards of the border region because of his own tip-off.

It seems that this is still not enough, as there are also Abyss cultists like Fegal.

This summoning ritual is so well hidden that it is almost impossible for anyone to discover it, let alone the people in the border region.

These Abyss cultists are scattered in various places, and many of them have been doing these things, but none of them have truly succeeded yet.

Felgal did succeed, but he summoned Hellagur instead.

Fegal remained kneeling on the ground, head bowed, his expression one of utter despair.

He had realized what had happened.

Although I don't know why Helag is here, or what the cause and effect are.

But one thing he was certain of was that his summoning ritual had essentially failed; he had not been able to summon the supreme being of the Abyss Plane.

Although the summoned Hellagur possessed an extremely powerful aura, there was no doubt that he was a human being.

Judging from Herag's past experiences, it is impossible for such a person to destroy the wizarding world.

He didn't care why Horag had become so strong, or why he had been summoned from the Abyss Plane by him.

What Fergal cared about was that even if his plan failed, the wizarding world would not be destroyed.

The thought filled Fegal with despair, the feeling of being so close to success only to have that hope shatter in an instant…

After surveying his surroundings, Herag opened his eyes, looked at the man kneeling before him, his body trembling slightly, and said, "It's time to go, Fegal."

Felgal raised his head, his eyes filled with despair, then returned to the blank expression that Herag had initially shown him, and said, "Hmm."

Helag was naturally not going to spare Fegal's life, and Fegal was well aware of this.

Given Helag's current strength, Fegal knew very well that he was no match for him. Even if he used all his trump cards and tricks, he would not be able to defeat a single finger of the man in front of him.

Fegal had long interacted with these beings, so how could he not be aware of this? (End of Chapter)