Sixth Ring Wizard

At the center of the power eruption, a bottomless pit appeared, containing an aura that inspired fear.

This aura will linger for a long time to come; it is the aura of the destruction of rules.

In a sense, this giant pit can be considered a key to the rules, which can help wizards comprehend the rules of destruction.

However, the aura here is too violent and powerful. If a wizard with insufficient strength rashly comes here, he may be injured by the residual aura of the rules of destruction, which is extremely dangerous.

The rules of destruction are quite docile in Hrag's hands, but others see them differently.

For those who lack understanding, the rule of destruction is an extremely dangerous rule that should not be easily violated.

The slightest mistake could lead to death.

On a patch of scorched earth, Tito lay on the ground, his body charred black, with multiple fractures and ruptured internal organs; he wouldn't live much longer.

To be honest, Hellagur was somewhat surprised to see that Tito was still alive. He hadn't expected that Tito hadn't died immediately, and that he must have used some means of defense.

Herag's attack was at the peak level for a level six creature, and it was truly remarkable that Tito, who had just entered level five, could barely hold on and not die immediately.

Tito could no longer see anything, or rather, he had lost most of his senses, and he was unaware that Hrag was standing right next to him.

Herag looked at Tito lying on the ground like a corpse, waved his hand to lift him up and float him in mid-air, and then headed to the central area.

In the central region, during the brief period after Hrag left, airships continued to fly out, and countless people began to flee the area.

Many people didn't understand what was going on, nor did they know what Hrag's purpose was, but they couldn't bet that Hrag didn't have malicious intent.

After seeing that the Voidbreaker was merely hovering in the sky and not hindering the flight of ordinary airships, many people fled frantically as if they had gone mad.

The people in the Wizard Alliance knew that the Voidbreakers were only targeting them, and didn't care about ordinary people.

The Wizarding Alliance members have calmed down considerably and have been communicating with various parties and discussing countermeasures.

The sky suddenly darkened, and when everyone looked up, they saw that Herag had reappeared, with a corpse floating below him.

"Tito is dead. Does anyone have any objections?" Herag asked coldly.

Tito died on the way here; the rules of destruction had filled his body, destroying his last vestige of life.

After speaking, Herag threw Tito's body in front of the Wizarding Alliance members.

Ignis had regained consciousness by this time. He looked at the corpse on the ground with a complicated expression, as if he could hardly believe it.

Although Tito was completely unrecognizable at this point, Ignis and the others could still vaguely recognize him as Tito, the ruler of the Eye of the Storm.

They looked up at Hrag and realized once again how powerful he was.

How long has it been? In just ten minutes, Herag has already arrived at the Eye of the Storm, killed Tito, and returned.

For him, was it really as easy as taking candy from a level 5 wizard after traveling a thousand miles?

At this moment, Ignis finally realized that in the face of absolute power, any conspiracy or scheme is meaningless.

The strategies he had just discussed with various factions now seemed utterly ridiculous.

If Tito, the strongest being in Dawnlands, died so easily, how can the others possibly deal with Herag?

"I...we have no objections," Ignis finally spoke, his body hunched over, appearing to have aged considerably in an instant.

He knew that the reputation of the Augustus Academy might be ruined in his generation of deanship.

After this incident, Ignis will surely become a sinner in the history of the Augustus Academy, and he will have no face to face the predecessors of the Augustus Academy.

"Remember, explain all these historical details clearly. The information I've given you is very detailed. In addition, you must cooperate by providing various historical evidence..."

Herag did not want the world to think that he had coerced these wizarding organizations into compromising and rewriting history.

Instead, we need to provide concrete evidence. Only by providing this evidence can the world understand what the real history is like.

Herag didn't know why he was doing these things, but he always felt that some things should be done this way and couldn't be ignored.

I knew before, but I didn't have the ability to change anything. Now that I have the ability, I can do something.

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From that day on, what happened here caused a huge uproar throughout the entire wizarding world.

First, there was the matter of the death of Tito, the Eye of the Storm, and his advancement to the fifth level of wizard was indeed confirmed.

However, he died at the hands of Herag, and Herag seemed to have no trouble at all, arriving in Storm City and killing Tito in a very short time.

Some people went to investigate the area where the two fought, and it had become a scorched wasteland, filled with an extremely terrifying aura. Those who went to investigate were all injured.

The lingering aura after the battle was so terrifying; one can imagine how intense the battle must have been—far beyond the capabilities of ordinary wizards.

Following Tito's death, internal strife erupted in the Eye of the Storm.

The Eye of the Storm itself is very large, almost the largest of the six major wizarding organizations, only slightly smaller than the central area.

The distribution of forces within the Eye of the Storm is also complex, with many factions, including spies planted by other wizarding organizations.

When Tito was in power, he could use his own strength and prestige to directly suppress all dissenting voices and form a dictatorship.

However, after his death, internal conflicts immediately surfaced and quickly escalated into more intense situations.

The territory of the Eye of the Storm is now in complete chaos, with countless factions emerging.

Some want to take Tito's place, but without sufficient strength, it's impossible to win people's hearts.

Others, under the banner of avenging Tito, have gathered a large number of forces and cities, showing signs of forming an independent wizarding organization.

Because the Eye of the Storm is so chaotic, even if the Wizarding Alliance wanted to intervene, they couldn't, and now nobody listens to them anymore.

If things continue this way, the Eye of the Storm will most likely fall apart, forming various small wizard factions, and will hardly be able to gain any significant influence.

Unless another Tito emerges to unify the entire Eye of the Storm.

But now it seems very difficult. (End of Chapter)