Sixth Ring Wizard

Knowing all this, Fegal had no intention of resisting. He never did such pointless things, so he might as well die.

Fegal knew he could no longer perform such a summoning ritual, and he had no motivation to continue.

As for Herag, the fact that he came here through a summoning ritual involved too many of his own secrets, so naturally he couldn't let a second person know about it.

Fegal knew too much; he had to die.

Herag extended a finger, pointed forward, and the rules of destruction rolled out, instantly crushing everything in its path.

Fegal, kneeling on the ground, offered no resistance and was instantly annihilated by the rules of destruction, leaving no trace.

The physical body and the soul were both destroyed by the rules of destruction and ceased to exist.

This is the power of the rules of destruction, and also one of the rule powers contained in the bloodline of the Thunder God Ancestor.

The Wizarding Dimension also has rules of destruction, which Herag can manipulate.

However, the rule of destruction is a high-level rule, and ordinary wizards find it difficult to comprehend this level of rule.

After Hrag dealt with Felgar, he swept away all traces in the cave, leaving no trace whatsoever.

Although he is now powerful enough in the wizarding world to fear many things, he still maintains a cautious attitude.

With a single thought, Herag appeared in an area a hundred kilometers away, hovering in mid-air, the night wind causing his robes to billow and rustle.

This is a contaminated area, and contaminated areas are extremely dangerous at night.

In the past, Hrag would never have dared to float in mid-air so openly; that would have been tantamount to courting death.

But now, the nights in the polluted areas are just as peaceful and serene as those in the countryside.

When Herag appeared, even without emitting any aura, the surrounding monsters instinctively dared not approach him, all behaving as obediently as rabbits.

Herag looked up and glanced into the depths of the clouds. Some kind of monster was rapidly moving away from the area, as if it had sensed some kind of threat.

He smiled, and in the next instant, he vanished from his spot and reappeared deep in the clouds in the distance.

Herag saw clearly the appearance of the monster deep in the clouds and recognized what it was.

One of the legendary monsters in the polluted area, the Skybreaker, a level 5 monster.

The Voidbreaker has wings like an eagle, but its body is like a dragon's, and its head also looks like a dragon.

It is said that the Voidbreaker is a hybrid offspring of a certain monster from the Abyss and a dragon, which is why it possesses both dragon attributes and the bloodline of an Abyss monster.

Herag couldn't help but marvel at how dragons could produce offspring with almost any creature; it was truly outrageous.

Upon seeing Hellagur appear, the Voidbreaker instinctively wanted to flee.

Herag immediately released his aura, and the Void Breaker froze, bowing and scraping as he relayed a message: "What are your orders, sir?"

"Become my slave, or die," Herag said bluntly.

"It would be my honor to serve you, sir." The Void Breaker was very sensible and offered no objection, readily admitting defeat.

He possessed the bloodline of a demon from the Abyss Plane, and his perception of the aura released by Herag was extremely clear, allowing him to know what kind of being stood before him.

Herag didn't waste any words. Since the other party was sensible, there would be less trouble.

He reached out and formed a bloodline pact with the air. The Void Breaker, being very obsequious, offered his own blood and became Herag's servant.

This is similar to the master-servant contract commonly used by wizards, except that Hellagur's contract is even more powerful.

This is a master-servant contract signed with the bloodline of the progenitor, which has a very strong binding force on legendary monsters and level-five creatures like the Voidbreaker.

Although the Void Breaker felt somewhat helpless at first, he realized that he couldn't resist, so he could only accept reality.

It's not shameful to be a servant of the progenitor's bloodline; many people want this opportunity but don't have it yet.

This is indeed true. In the Abyss Plane, low-bloodline demons like the Voidbreakers are not qualified to become servants of the Progenitor.

From this perspective, the one who broke through the void actually benefited.

They will only lose some freedom. In the Wizarding World, the Skybreakers are very free and have no natural enemies or great threats.

"Do you know where the Burners are? And a few other monsters in the contaminated area that are about your level?" Herag asked.

The Voidbreaker pondered, "The Burner doesn't have a fixed territory and often travels around, but I met him not long ago. I can take you there to look for him."

"Lead the way." Herag appeared on the broad back of the Skybreaker in a flash, and had the Skybreaker lead him to the Burner.

The Burner is the legendary monster that Herag encountered by chance when he first entered the contaminated area.

If it weren't for the appearance of the Burner, I might have died at the hands of that level two wizard in the Eye of the Storm.

A first-level wizard is far too weak compared to a second-level wizard; they are no different from a wizarding apprentice.

Horag's purpose in seeking out the Burners was simple: to expand his own power.

His current strength lies in his individual self, but once he leaves the wizarding plane, his power will no longer be able to extend to this place.

Helag had thought about this problem before, but had not found a good solution.

Because if he wanted to build his own power from scratch, it would take many years, and loyalty could not be guaranteed.

A powerful wizard would naturally not obey him, much less sign a master-servant contract with him.

Training a wizard from scratch would require a huge investment, and success is not guaranteed.

After appearing in the contaminated area, Hellagur quickly came up with a solution: the legendary monster that ruled the contaminated area.

These legendary monsters are powerful enough to handle many situations in the Wizarding World, and can be utilized.

Because Herag possesses the bloodline of the progenitor, these legendary monsters wouldn't resist him much if he signed a master-servant contract with them.

This is one of the potential functions of the progenitor bloodline of high-ranking beings; in the Abyss Plane, bloodline is everything.

The Skybreaker carried Herag swiftly through the depths of the clouds, passing through large areas of contaminated territory, and entering a mountain range to the north.

Standing in the clouds, Herag saw the Burners below.

The Burner is essentially an ape whose entire body is constantly engulfed in flames, and it is currently sleeping in the valley.

After noticing the movement in the clouds, he opened his eyes alertly and looked at the Skybreaker above, wondering why this thing had come looking for him.

The Skybreaker is considered quite strong among the legendary monsters of the polluted area, but he generally operates in the sky and has little interaction or conflict with other legendary monsters in the polluted area. (End of Chapter)