Sixth Ring Wizard

The appearance of the dimensional train immediately stunned everyone around, as it was the first time they had ever seen such a thing.

There are many wizards in the central region, and many of them are very knowledgeable.

The moment they saw the dimensional train, they sensed that it was something extraordinary.

The sheer size of the interdimensional train alone reveals the technological level of the boundary region behind it, suggesting that the wizarding civilization's development has likely exceeded their expectations.

Dimensional trains cannot be built simply by the advancement of a single technology; rather, they require the development of all aspects of technology to a certain level.

The group of wizards who came down from the dimensional train brought an even stronger shock to everyone; the magical aura emanating from these people was extremely powerful.

The weakest among this group are all level three wizards, there are many level four wizards, and quite a few level five wizards as well.

Anyone who walks out at random is already the ceiling of combat power in the wizarding world.

Herag spoke with Acorn for a while, after which Acorn approached Ignis and other members of the Wizarding Alliance Council.

Ignis and the others stayed quietly to the side, watching Hrag and Acorn chat happily, without daring to interrupt.

They had already realized that even though Herag was from the border region, he probably held a very high status. The wizards from the border region around them actually showed some respect for Herag.

"Mr. Ignis, this is Mr. Acorn, Minister of Border Resources Development," Herag introduced.

Ignis quickly stepped forward to greet him, extending his hand and saying, "Welcome, Mr. Acorn, and welcome back to everyone from the Borderlands."

Ignis smiled broadly, his manner warm and friendly, as if he genuinely welcomed these wizards from the borderlands home.

Herag couldn't help but think to himself, "Of all these people, the ones from Augustus Academy are probably the ones who least wanted this day to come."

Acorn was not so friendly to Ignis and the others, and said in a cold tone, "We have already come up with a plan regarding the planning and construction of the polluted area, and we hope that all parties can cooperate."

People from various wizarding organizations, including Ignis, naturally dared not object and echoed each other, expressing their absolute cooperation and obedience to the arrangements.

All the people brought by Acorn were accommodated in the best hotel in the central area and settled in.

The area where they stayed was patrolled and guarded by the Wizarding Alliance's guards, who cleared out all unauthorized personnel, and no one else was staying at the hotel.

Many wizards from the border regions, after spending some time in the central area, felt that it was backward. Everything here was too backward, and all kinds of technology were from a long time ago.

For example, the airships in the port use technology that can only be found in some old books in the border library. These technologies have been updated and iterated countless times and have long been obsolete.

What surprised them most was that the wizards here were generally of low level and strength.

There are many wizarding apprentices, and even formal wizards are only first-level wizards, with second-level wizards being extremely rare.

As for third-level wizards, they are extremely rare, and you can only see one occasionally, and they are all important figures from various parties.

Level four wizards are only the leaders of the various wizarding organizations here, and they are very few and far between.

After discovering these realities in the Wizarding World, many of them did not feel superior to others, but instead reflected on why they were better than the wizards in the Wizarding World.

The wizards of the border region only then realized that they had enjoyed so many benefits from the border region.

Born in the border region, there's no need to worry about a lack of resources for advancement. There's also a systematic wizard education system, with someone to guide you, saving you from many detours.

Many people even chatted and talked with many wizards in the wizarding world, and learned a lot about what happened here.

They hadn't expected that the Key of Rules was such a precious thing here. Many crystallized wizards were unable to advance to the second level wizard because they lacked the Key of Rules.

This is something that is hard to imagine for the wizards in the border region.

Some people simply cannot understand why the Key to the Rules is still lacking.

Even if you can't afford a high-ranking Rule Key, buying any elemental Rule Key is enough to advance to level two wizard.

For those in the border region, this was indeed somewhat incomprehensible; who would be unable to advance to a second-level wizard simply because they lacked the Key of Rules?

Furthermore, the requirement to gain the approval of the world's will to advance to the third-level wizard level is not difficult for the people of the borderlands.

They also rarely realize that this step is actually very difficult.

The world's will at the border is essentially controlled by the Sixth Ring Tower, which can directly advance wizards to the third level.

But in the Wizarding World, this step has to be taken by oneself, and no one knows what standards will be recognized by the world's will.

No one knows when we will gain the approval of the plane's will; it all depends on fate.

This feeling is the most painful and despairing; you don't know when you will gain the recognition of the world's will.

It's possible that there will be no hope in this lifetime, or it's possible that one will gain the recognition of the world's will before death.

The wizards in the border region had never experienced such despair. For them, as long as the conditions were met, they could directly apply for promotion to the third level wizard.

Acorn and the others have been meeting with the Wizarding Alliance to discuss the planning and construction of the polluted area.

The Sixth Ring Tower took away the land in the middle area. Helag had seen the preliminary plan, which was very similar to the current plan for the border area.

The boundary area is divided into six ring areas, but here it is only divided into three ring areas, and each area is planned to have a certain function.

Herag took the entire northern region of the continent of Karrag, a region with vast mountains, wastelands, and icy snowfields.

It looks somewhat desolate, and apart from being large enough, it doesn't seem to compare with other places.

The reason Herag chose this area was simple: it was large enough to allow his eight legendary monsters to roam freely, leaving them some open space.

Moreover, the problem of desolation is easy to solve; people living in border areas are not afraid of not being able to create a natural landscape.

Another reason is that the northern region has a very long coastline, which is actually a potential resource point. It directly connects with the boundless sea and has great potential for future development.

As for other wizarding organizations and forces in the wizarding world, they also purchased land use rights from Herag.

Helag is selling usage rights, not the usual land ownership rights. (End of Chapter)