Sixth Ring Wizard

Some of the younger members of the Church family have already gone to the foot of the Northern Mountains to take charge of some daily tasks.

Once the initial construction there is completed, some of the older members of the Church family will gradually move there.

In the future, the Church family will most likely live there for generations.

After all, compared to Tonghua Ridge, the abundance of resources and the concentration of free energy particles there are more helpful for the wizarding cultivation of the family's descendants.

Although the Church family had lived here for generations, they readily accepted this situation.

This is great news; very few forces in the barren lands are qualified to own a piece of land there.

Herag did not stay in Tonghua Ridge for long. He came here to visit the elders of the Chechi family. He couldn't come all the way to this barren land and not go to see them.

After leaving Tonghua Ridge, he prepared to go to another place he had always wanted to go: the continent of Coulson.

It has been nearly thirty years since Herag left the continent of Coulson. He never imagined that thirty years would have passed in the blink of an eye since he left.

For a wizard, thirty years may be a short time, but for an ordinary person, it is already half a lifetime.

I came by boat and drifted at sea for several months, but this time I won't need to take a boat back.

Herag had occasionally corresponded with Emir over the years and was roughly aware of their current situation.

Emil and Melissa are still in the Kingdom of Norton; they had previously given him an address in a letter.

Herag remembered the address and crossed the sea to the port he had left.

Misu, holding Helag's hand, looked at the ordinary port with some curiosity, finding it hard to believe that Helag came from such a place.

There wasn't a single formal wizard in sight, not even a wizarding apprentice. This was the first time Misu had ever seen such a scene.

"Wizards are a rare sight here; many people don't even know they exist," Herag explained with a smile.

Misu nodded. She had only read about other continents in some books before, and this was her first time being so far from home. She was very curious about everything.

The appearance of Helag and his companion quickly attracted the attention of some people around the port, as their demeanor was too different from that of the others.

The clothes she was wearing were quite unusual, even though the style was ordinary and not particularly eye-catching.

However, the material of those clothes was obviously very special; it was a material that looked even softer than silk, and many people had never seen it before.

The clothes worn by Hellagur and the other person could be considered magical artifacts, and the materials used were special spellcasting materials, so they looked very different from ordinary clothes.

He had forgotten that; he should have changed into ordinary clothes to avoid attracting attention.

Herag took Misu into a hotel, and the two of them changed into ordinary clothes before coming out.

"Where are we going?" Misu asked.

Herag thought for a moment. Emil had mentioned in his last letter that they were still living in Swan City, but the exact location should have changed. He would have to go into the city to look for them.

Swan City is the city where Northentan Academy is located. When the Baron's family died, Melissa led the remaining people to seek refuge with her teacher, Grand Scholar Claude, and thus they came to Swan City.

Speaking of which, Hrag was actually a student of Grandmaster Claude. He learned some basic knowledge about wizarding from him and also learned Sivir.

Cloud valued Hrag's potential and took him on as a student, hoping that Hrag might become a great figure in the future.

But almost thirty years have passed in the blink of an eye, and Grand Master Claude must have already passed away. Herag doesn't know what else he can do for him.

After arriving on the continent of Coulson, Herag decided not to act too ostentatiously.

These are all ordinary people. Even an ordinary wizard apprentice is a magical and unpredictable existence to them.

If Helag were to reveal the true form of the progenitor, he would surely be worshipped as a god.

More importantly, this place holds additional significance for Helag, and he is unwilling to disturb its tranquility.

Herag bought a carriage, hired a skinny old man as the driver, and the two of them headed to Swan City.

It was already dusk when they entered Swan City. Herag first found an inn to settle down, and then took Misu to the place where they had lived before.

That was a courtyard that Melissa had once rented. The small courtyard housed many people. Emil, along with some of the castle guards who were still willing to follow him, formed an adventure team and took on various commissioned tasks.

However, when Herag arrived at the address mentioned in Emil's letter, the owner of the courtyard had changed. When he asked about Emil, the other party did not know anything, so it seemed that they had just moved there.

Having found no one there, Hrag decided to go to Northentan College to inquire, hoping to find some information there.

The next morning, Herag and Misu headed to Northentan College.

Northumberland College now requires registration to enter. Herag explained that he was visiting a friend and wanted to see Miss Melissa.

The guards at Northentan College searched for a long time but couldn't find Miss Melissa. They only mentioned that there was a linguistics professor named Melissa.

Helag suddenly realized that thirty years had passed, and the young Miss Melissa was now a woman nearing fifty.

After the guards confirmed that Herag was looking for Professor Melissa, they went to inform him.

Herag waited a while, then heard hurried footsteps. He turned around and saw a slightly plump middle-aged woman running towards the guard, faster than the young guard.

"Hrag!" Melissa recognized Hrag at a glance. Just like when he left thirty years ago, except for the loss of his childishness, he had hardly changed and was still so young.

Herag also recognized Melissa, who had changed quite a bit and could only vaguely make out some of her former appearance.

"Melissa, it's been a long time," Herag said with a smile, feeling quite emotional as well.

Melissa walked over excitedly, grabbed Herag's hands, and carefully examined his appearance. After a while, she began to cry.

"What's wrong?" Herag asked quickly.

Melissa wiped away her tears and smiled, "It's nothing, it's nothing. I just never thought I'd see you again. Emil, the children, and I have been doing well all these years, and seeing that you're alright puts my mind at ease."

"Where is Emil now?" Herag asked.

Melissa said, "He should be at the Knight Academy right now. He'll be so happy to know you're back!" (End of Chapter)