Sixth Ring Wizard

After finding the Burner, the Skybreaker began to descend slowly to avoid giving the Burner the impression that it intended to attack.

The Burner watched the falling Skybreaker warily, keenly noticing that a human was standing behind the Skybreaker.

Upon witnessing this scene, he was shocked, unable to imagine what kind of human being was qualified to stand behind the Skybreaker.

Such characters existed in the wizarding world in the past, but that was many years ago.

After the Voidbreaker hovered above the ground, Herag was already standing in the air in front of the Burner.

Herag controlled his bloodline mark, releasing his aura, and said, "Submit, or die."

Upon sensing the ancient aura emanating from Herag, the Burner instinctively felt a sense of fear.

A hint of conflict flashed in his eyes; naturally, he, with his unruly nature, was unwilling to submit to someone else.

However, the person in front of him was ridiculously strong, and his bloodline aura was extremely noble. He was no match for him at all.

Boom!

A thick bolt of lightning descended from the sky, carrying an aura of destruction, and struck the Burner directly.

The incinerator had no time to react and was struck down by the lightning, his body charred black.

Herag controlled the power of the lightning bolt, not killing the Burner outright, but merely punishing him.

"I don't have the patience to ask a second time," Herag said coldly.

The Burner was stunned by the lightning bolt. The terrifying aura of destruction made his heart tremble. He struggled to his feet and bowed his head, saying, "The Burner is willing to serve you, my lord."

Without further ado, Herag directly established a master-servant contract based on the bloodline of the progenitor.

This time, the Burner did not hesitate at all and chose to follow his heart, directly entering into a master-servant contract.

"From now on, you'll stay near Dawnlands. I'll call you if anything happens. Don't go too far," Herag instructed.

"Yes, sir," the arsonist said, bowing his head.

Unlike the Skybreakers, the Burners do not come and go freely; they fly very fast and freely in the air.

The Burner was too big to have with him at all times.

So he arranged for him to stay near the land of dawn so that he could come immediately when summoned.

After subduing the Burner, Hellagur headed straight for his next target, the Weaver.

Hellagur had a deep impression of the Weaver, the monster that had cost him his life.

Herag later returned to the Land of Dawn and learned about the eight legendary monsters of the polluted area. He then learned that the spider he had encountered was also the Weaver, one of the eight legendary monsters and a level four monster.

He was only able to survive the weaver by sheer luck; she happened to be pregnant and preparing food for her offspring, which is why he wasn't killed on the spot.

Herag compared the positions of the stars and quickly located the canyon from his memory, then commanded the Skybreaker to fly in that direction.

He remembered encountering a great demon there before, and wondered if he would ever encounter one again.

The Skybreaker was very fast. Since he was the ruler of the airspace in the polluted area, other flying monsters dared not attack him, so he encountered no obstacles along the way.

After the man and beast arrived above the Weaver's territory, Herag looked down at the empty space below and directed the Skybreaker to descend slowly.

The surrounding environment hadn't changed much; it was exactly the same as when Helag had come here before.

The canyon ahead was still empty, but Hrag keenly noticed the anomaly in the space there.

There are layered spaces there, where the weavers dwell.

After Hrag and the Voidbreaker appeared, the Weaver peeked out from the layered space to observe the two uninvited guests.

The next second, Herag grabbed the Weaver by the head and pulled it out, then slammed it violently to the ground.

Helag is very vengeful; even if he doesn't kill him now, he has to get his revenge.

The time Hellagur encountered the Weaver was the closest he ever came to death; even the substitute straw doll was triggered.

After being thrown to the ground, the Weaver sensed the powerful force and aura emanating from Herag and instinctively tried to escape into the space.

Herag wouldn't give it that chance. With a wave of his hand, he froze the surrounding space, leaving the Weaver nowhere to escape.

He then conjured a master-servant contract in the air. The weaver was no match for him and had nowhere to run, so he had no choice but to sign the master-servant contract.

Herag was just venting his anger; he didn't actually intend to kill the Weaver.

Killing him would only vent his anger and wouldn't bring him any other benefits. It's better to keep him; he might come in handy later.

For the next month, Herag had the Skybreaker take him around the contaminated area, specifically searching for traces of the eight legendary monsters.

It went smoothly at first, and they managed to subdue a total of six legendary monsters.

However, it seems that both of them got wind of the situation and ran away.

Herag couldn't find any trace of the two monsters at first, but later discovered that they had run into the sea to hide.

Fortunately, they reacted quickly and rushed over to subdue the two monsters.

Otherwise, with such a large sea area, it would be difficult to catch them once they escaped far away.

A month has passed, and all eight of the strongest legendary monsters in the polluted area have been brought under Herag's command and are ready to serve him at any time.

Helag also set some rules for them, namely that they could not kill humans at will, unless it was for self-defense.

This is a very important rule: if these monsters run rampant in human cities, then Hellagur has no choice but to kill them.

After having the Skybreaker take him closer to the Land of Dawn, Herag dismounted and left the Skybreaker to operate in the nearby airspace.

After entering the area of ​​Dawn Land, he took out the runestone, which could now be connected to.

Herag hasn't used this thing in a long time since leaving the wizarding world.

He took out the talisman and quickly received a lot of messages from people in all directions.

Herag examined it carefully and couldn't help but laugh.

He is now a wanted criminal for murdering Maedel, Swaro, and others from the Taylor family, with a bounty of one million magic stones.

In addition, Herag discovered that the permissions of his runes had changed; they seemed to have been removed from Thranduil, and many functions were no longer available.

Helag can only receive old messages now; he can't even send messages out. He's completely restricted.

He thought for a moment, then put away the rune stone and kept it on his person instead of putting it in his spatial ring.

Although this thing is now just a brick and unusable, it's still pretty good as fish bait. (End of Chapter)