Sixth Ring Wizard

"Disagree? Very well, I'll go talk to him. Where is he now?" Herag asked.

The fat man hesitated for a moment, but after glancing at Herag's massive, demon-like body and the Skybreaker flying in the sky, he said, "Lord Eye of the Storm has been in Storm City."

Hrag nodded: "I'll go talk to him. You guys wait here for me, I'll be right back."

The words "I'll be right back" echoed in everyone's ears, and everyone could hear the ease in Hrag's voice.

According to rumors, Eye of the Storm has recently been promoted to a Level 5 Wizard. Before the appearance of Horag, Eye of the Storm was the only Level 5 Wizard in Dawnlands.

However, this news has not been confirmed, and there has been no response from the Eye of the Storm side. It is clear that they are preparing to announce this matter after the Eye of the Storm has fully stabilized.

Hellagur couldn't possibly be unaware of this news, yet he still completely disregarded the Eye of the Storm.

This made everyone even more aweful of Herag's strength; someone who could subdue a level-five legendary monster was indeed not so simple.

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Eye of the Storm, whose real name is Tito, is the current ruler of the Eye of the Storm, a wizarding organization in the Land of Dawn.

Unlike other wizarding organizations, most wizarding organizations are not ruled by a single person. They usually have an organization similar to a council, which is jointly governed by multiple wizards who make decisions on the development of the organization.

For example, Thranduil was jointly governed by three fourth-level wizards: the Dawn Wizard Mike, the Scarlet Witch Arya, and the Dark Terror Reduin. Many things were decided through consultation.

But the Eye of the Storm is different. In the Eye of the Storm, Tito is the one who has the final say, and no one dares to disobey his orders.

Tito himself was also very arrogant and unruly, looking down on everyone.

He certainly had the talent; he was extremely gifted and had many opportunities. For a long time, he was the strongest fourth-level wizard in Dawn Land, and he was also the first among the six major wizard organizations to be promoted to a fifth-level wizard.

Herag wasn't included; he had already been listed as a wanted criminal by Thranduil, but his reputation had only been restored and his status elevated.

Tito was aware of what had happened in Thranduil recently. He was indeed very surprised by Herag's advancement to a fifth-level wizard, but he didn't take it too seriously.

Even though Herag had advanced to the fifth level of wizardry, he didn't think he posed any threat to him, all because of his confidence in his own strength.

So when his subordinates brought news that Herag was demanding that the major wizarding organizations of the Dawn Lands acknowledge that so-called history, Tito had only one thought in his mind: "Who the hell do you think you are? Do you really think that just because you've reached the fifth level of wizarding, you're invincible and you still want me to do things for you?"

Tito naturally berated his subordinates severely for daring to report such a thing.

Little did he know that his terrified subordinates forgot to describe the events in more detail, such as the true form of Horag's progenitor and the legendary monsters circling in the sky...

Herag knew where Storm City was; it was the largest city in the Eye of the Storm and the place where important figures of the Eye of the Storm lived.

He traversed space in a few leaps and arrived directly outside Storm City, looking down upon the entire city in his true form as the progenitor.

"Tito, come out and talk." Hrag's voice wasn't loud, it sounded very gentle, as if he were talking to a friend, but his voice carried throughout the entire Storm City.

Inside Storm City, countless people on the street turned their heads to look up at the enormous body outside the city walls, their minds going blank with fear.

These people had never seen such a scene before. Even though the city's magic array blocked it, the terrifying aura emanating from Herag still managed to penetrate quite a bit.

This aura instilled a deep-seated fear in everyone, making them realize how insignificant they were in the face of it.

Soon, a young man dressed in a sky-blue robe appeared in the sky above Storm City, wearing a golden earring on one ear, which also looked like some kind of powerful magical artifact.

Tito's face was no longer relaxed; he looked at Herag with a serious expression.

He sensed something more intensely than anyone else; Hrag's power far exceeded his imagination.

"You're Tito?" Herag asked.

"It's me," Tito replied calmly.

Hrag asked, "I heard you have some objections to my proposal? Now I'll ask you one more time: do you agree to clarify history?"

Tito was silent for a moment, then looked up at Herag and scoffed, "I disagree."

Herag nodded: "If you don't want the people in Storm City to be affected, then come out and talk over there."

Tito glanced at the people below; everyone was looking at him with complicated expressions.

Tito knew that this trip might be a one-way trip, and that he was likely no match for Helag.

More importantly, Tito didn't care about clarifying history at all, nor did he care about the true history.

But he just wouldn't accept it.

From childhood to adulthood, I've always been the one talking to others and asking them questions like this. When did it become my turn to be asked questions like this?

Tito disagreed and was unlikely to comply with Helag's opinion.

Even knowing he was no match for them, he was unwilling.

Herag glanced at Tito, turned and disappeared from the spot, appearing in the far-off contaminated area in a flash.

The place was deserted and uninhabited, with no life activity except for some monsters.

Tito glanced in the direction of Hrag, then looked back at Storm City, where he had lived for many years, before heading towards the contaminated area without looking back.

Within the contaminated area, storms raged and yellow sand rose everywhere.

If a shower of sand were to hit someone's face, it would sting painfully.

Such harsh weather is naturally unsuitable for human survival, nor is it suitable for humans to stay for long.

But none of this mattered to the two uninvited guests in the contaminated area.

Herag coldly stared at Tito as he approached and said, "I'll give you one chance to strike first. Remember, you'd better go all out, or you might not get a second chance."

"Arrogant!" Tito was instantly enraged, feeling a sense of humiliation. This was the first time in his life that he had been looked down upon like this.

Hrag shook his head: "It's not arrogance, I'm just stating the facts."

Tito fell silent, his magical energy surging, and his soul power began to flow. A massive domain appeared around him, within which lightning crackled and struck intermittently. (End of Chapter)