Sixth Ring Wizard

Helag recounted his experiences in great detail, briefly summarizing almost all of them over the years.

However, some confidential information, and information that was best kept from Emil and others, was withheld.

Emil and the others listened to what Herag said as if it were a myth. If they didn't know Herag's identity, they would have thought that Herag had read all of this from a book of legendary tales.

Elf Plane, Borderland, Abyss Plane, Demon Plane...

These are things that ordinary people like Emir would never have had the opportunity to come into contact with before, or even hear about.

They then learned that the world they lived in was called the Wizarding Dimension, and that it consisted of several continents.

They learned that other planes of existence existed, and that the Wizarding Plane was just a small plane among countless planes.

Emil looked at Hrag, his feelings somewhat complicated.

Although Hrag spoke of it with ease, those years must have been very difficult, and there were some experiences that made Emil nervous just listening to Hrag recount them.

Eric felt more longing after listening, longing for the experiences Hrag had described, and also curious about the various strange planes.

Emil, however, was different from him and knew the danger involved.

Hrag had actually considered whether or not to tell Emil and the others about these things.

Ultimately, he decided to tell them these things, to let them know what the world is really like.

For an ordinary person, living like this would probably be quite good.

Sometimes knowing too much can be painful, because you know that such a life exists, but you can never experience it, and that sense of loss can be truly unpleasant.

But Hrag is different; he has the ability to help Emil and others escape their ordinary identities.

As long as Emil and the others are willing, they can leave here at any time. Once the Karag continent is built up, they can simply move there.

As for the lifespan of ordinary people, it is also easy for Hrag to solve. At least the World Tree sap he has can give Emil and others an extra three hundred years of life.

Even if we don't have enough World Tree sap, we can just ask Shalltear to get some from the Elf Realm.

Moreover, once the World Tree in the smaller plane grows up, I will be able to reliably obtain World Tree sap.

Once Emil and the others' physical condition improves, he will even be able to use the resources at his disposal to help them gradually advance to become formal wizards and embark on the path of wizardry.

No need to advance to a very high level; level one and level two wizards already possess long enough lifespans.

For ordinary people, these things are as unattainable as myths, but Helag himself is a mythical being.

Herag didn't explain much about the wizarding power system, as it was too far removed from Emil and the others, and not something they could intuitively perceive.

All they knew was that Herag was now considered a big shot even in the wizarding world.

After recounting his experiences over the years, Helag also chatted with Emil about their situation over the years.

Baron Buck's Durr territory and the neighboring Hammond territory are now occupied by a nobleman named Earl Bates.

After Emil was promoted to Grand Knight in recent years, he actually has a certain strength and influence. He can apply to the Kingdom of Norton to resolve the issue of the Dur Valley.

Strictly speaking, according to the laws of the Kingdom of Norton, the Valley of Dur should nominally belong to Melissa's inheritance.

It was only because after Baron Buck's death that Melissa and her group had no background or power, so they were forced to accept this outcome.

Once Emir gained some power, he decided not to get involved in the mess because he had a large family to support.

Emil understood perfectly well that his family was already very happy and didn't need to ask for more, as that would only put his family in danger.

In Swan City, with Grand Scholar Claude's influence protecting them, they were safe enough.

As he grew older, Emil naturally lost those thoughts and stopped discussing them with his son Eric and others.

Over the years, Emil has figured out many things, including investigating his own identity, and finally confirmed that he is indeed Baron Baron's illegitimate son.

Fortunately, Melissa is not Baron Baron's daughter. Emil was at a loss for words, unsure whether this was good or bad news.

After listening, Herag said, "Understood. Don't worry, leave this to me. The Dul Valley will definitely return to its rightful owners."

"Never mind, it's fine as it is." Emil didn't want to trouble Herag.

Melissa hesitated to speak, as she had been holding a grudge about the matter, but she also knew that reality was cruel and that family was more important.

The brutal deaths of Baron Buck and his family before her eyes were a pain that Melissa could never erase from her heart.

Seeing Melissa's expression, Herag said, "It's alright. This is easy for me to handle. There won't be any problems. Also, I've avenged Baron Buck's family."

"You mean..." Emil and Melissa both looked over suddenly, as if they had realized something.

Clearly, this matter had been buried deep in their hearts, but they were powerless to do anything about it, nor could they ask Helag to avenge them, as that would put Helag in danger.

Herag, of course, didn't go into that much detail in his account and didn't mention this matter.

"Malcolm has been personally killed by me, his bones reduced to ashes," Herag said slowly.

To be on the safe side, Herag truly annihilated Malcolm, leaving him no trace of life, even his soul was completely destroyed.

Emil and Melissa were stunned after hearing this, seemingly lost in their memories. Melissa soon began to cry.

Eric and the others rushed over to comfort her. They hadn't experienced those things themselves, so they couldn't understand why their mother was crying so bitterly.

Emil's eyes were also a little red, and after a long while, he looked at Herag and said heavily, "Thank you."

These two words contained so much emotion and also resolved the long-standing knot in the hearts of Emil and his wife.

After a long while, Melissa's emotions gradually calmed down.

Herag began, "Now, let me check on your health, Emil."

"A health problem?" Melissa asked, puzzled, then looked at Emil, clearly unaware of Emil's condition.

Emil's expression changed, and he shook his head, saying, "I'm fine, no need to see." (End of Chapter)