Sixth Ring Wizard

Chapter 658 Clarifying History

Below, on the Wizarding Alliance side, people from various wizarding organizations were gathered, led by the council elder, Ignis, who was also the current dean of Augustus Academy.

Herag, holding Misu in his arms, said to her, "You go into my little dimension first, and I'll come out when I'm done with my business."

"Okay." Misu nodded obediently.

With a wave of his hand, a teleportation vortex to his own small plane appeared in front of him, and Misu immediately stepped inside.

The small plane is now quite large, with various forests and vegetation growing and becoming very lush.

Perhaps due to the blessing of the World Tree, the vegetation here grows exceptionally fast and is also very diverse.

This results in a very good natural environment here, with excellent air quality and a high concentration of free energy particles, even higher than in the Land of Dawn.

Misu stepped onto the soft grass and instantly fell in love with the place.

She was a native of the Land of Dawn and had never seen such beautiful natural scenery before, having lived in the city all her life.

……

Herag's figure descended from the sky, falling straight down rapidly, landing directly on the ground below and creating a huge dent.

He could control his strength, but there was no need; it was highly unlikely he would be able to have a proper discussion this time.

The Void Breaker did not leave; it continued to hover back and forth in the central area.

Herag glanced at the Wizarding Alliance members in front of him. Thranduil's people were also there, including an acquaintance of his—Carolina, the eldest of the triplets.

"Long time no see, Sister Carolina." Herag addressed Carolina as "Sister Carolina," just like Pris.

Carolina laughed and said, "Long time no see, Herag. You've gotten even more handsome."

Compared to the relaxed atmosphere between the two, the others were not so relaxed. Everyone could tell that Hrag had come with ill intentions today.

"Mr. Herag is truly remarkable for his age. Besides his own strength, I never expected that he could subdue a legendary monster in a polluted area. I admire him greatly," Ignis said first.

Herag nodded: "Thank you for the compliment. I won't waste any more words. My main purpose in coming here today is to have the various wizarding organizations of the Wizarding Alliance publish this article of mine to everyone in the entire wizarding plane and verify its authenticity."

As he spoke, he took out a roll of parchment, on which was recorded in detail the true history and the current situation of the border area.

Ignis initially had a smile on his face, but after taking the parchment and looking at it for a while, his smile disappeared.

After a long silence, Ignis said coldly, "Impossible. Much of what's recorded here is problematic. You need to provide some evidence, otherwise I don't want to become a sinner who tampers with history."

In real history, the Augustusian Academy did nothing good, and Ignis, as the headmaster of the Augustusian Academy, could not possibly allow such history to be spread.

Herag grinned. "Hmm, easy. Either you spread it, or you die. Choose one."

He was too lazy to waste words with these people and spoke directly.

"Hrag, don't push your luck! Don't think you're invincible just because you've advanced to the fifth level of wizardry. We have plenty of ways to deal with you!" Ignis was not afraid of Hrag's threat at all.

"Oh, you can handle level 5, then what about level 6?" Herag directly activated his bloodline mark, his body instantly expanding and growing larger. Then, using the power of the Titans, he instantly entered the primordial true form, which was nearly two thousand meters tall.

Led by Ignis, the group stared blankly at the scene before them, their minds going completely blank.

They were all powerful wizards, and the aura and threat they felt from Herag meant one thing: if Herag wanted to, they would all die.

"Now, tell me, how do I choose?" Herag's voice was like a muffled thunderclap, each word striking Ignis's heart and exploding in his mind.

Ignis bled from his mouth and nose on the spot, then vomited a mouthful of blood, swayed, and fell to the ground.

This was intentional on Hrag's part; these people won't know the pain unless they're punished.

Everyone present, except for Carolina, was under immense pressure.

"Augustus Academy will never accept such history!" Ignis forced himself to stand up, but as soon as he stood up, he was immediately overwhelmed by the immense pressure and fell to the ground again.

Hrag stated, "History is not about whether you accept it or not; it's just the truth, that's a fact."

Ignis wanted to say something, but the pressure was too great, and he fainted.

The council elders were temporarily unable to communicate. Hrag's enormous eyes swept over the others: "Since he can't speak now, what about you? Who's in favor and who's opposed?"

The remaining members of the Wizard Alliance looked at each other, unsure of who would dare to say no under these circumstances.

After a moment of silence, a fat man from the Eye of the Storm spoke up: "Actually, we all know what the real history is like. Now that you are willing to stand up and clarify history, we are naturally willing to cooperate."

Of the six major wizarding organizations in the Land of Dawn, apart from the Augustus Academy, the others are not that concerned about the true history.

Because it aligns with everyone's common interests, naturally no one would expose it or do something so thankless and exhausting.

Now that they are under Helag's pressure, they dare not disobey Helag's orders even more.

"Please wait a moment, Your Excellency. This matter is of great importance, and I have no authority to make a decision. Please inform the higher-ups of the Eye of Storms," ​​said the fat man from the Eye of Storms, as did the others.

Herag said in a deep voice, "Fine, give me an answer as soon as possible."

Hellagur's enormous body descended upon the central area, like a demon god descending to earth.

Everyone in the central region witnessed this scene, and the news immediately spread like wildfire, reaching every corner of the Land of Dawn.

Many people with weak wills have even knelt down and kowtowed, regarding Helag as a god incarnate.

Carolina responded the fastest: "Hrag, there are no problems on Thranduil's side. We will fully cooperate with all your decisions."

There were naturally no objections from within Thranduil, as Herag had already held a private meeting with them.

The other wizarding organizations also gave their answers, but the fat man from the Eye of the Storm looked troubled and said with a somewhat grim expression, "H...H...Lord Rag, our Lord Eye of the Storm...disagrees..."

Actually, the Eye of the Storm himself said something even harsher; he told Hellagur to get lost, but the fat man didn't dare say it like that and could only convey it tactfully.

(End of this chapter)