Sixth Ring Wizard

Herag recalled some information about the Zerg dimension and asked with some surprise, "How did your body end up in the Zerg dimension?"

The toad shook its head: "I don't know either."

"Your body went to the Zerg dimension and it's still intact?" Herag asked in confusion.

The flesh of a level six creature like a toad is definitely a tonic for those insectoid monsters. Once they see it, it's impossible for it to be intact; it would have been eaten clean long ago.

More importantly, it is even more strange that it is still well preserved after so many years.

Herag guessed that either the toad's body was in a very special place that no one could enter, which would have allowed his body to remain intact to this day.

Either the toad's body has been usurped by another soul, which could also lead to such an outcome.

Herag voiced his guess, but the toad shook his head: "If another soul were to enter my body, I would be able to sense it, so we can rule out that possibility."

Herag thought about it and realized that if the toad's true spirit was still alive, it would surely be able to sense something.

He thought for a moment and said, "Why don't we just go and look in the Zerg dimension?"

The border region has been explored in the Zerg dimension, and the interdimensional train can reach it.

"Forget it, the Zerg plane is a higher-level world, it's too dangerous. I've been a toad for so many years, I'm used to it, there's no need to take the risk," the toad refused directly.

The toad knew very well that if he agreed, given Hrag's personality, he would definitely go to the Zerg plane to help him find his body.

But Toad didn't want Helag to take such a risk, and maintaining the status quo was fine.

"I didn't go to the Zerg plane entirely for you. I want to absorb as much bloodline power as possible. As a high-level world, the Zerg plane must have many powerful bloodlines, which is very suitable for me," Herag said.

Herag had thought it over carefully; what he needed was the power of bloodline.

For him, all he needed was to obtain bloodline power; he didn't necessarily need to obtain it from an individual with great strength.

The Zerg plane is mostly populated by weak Zerg monsters, and Horag has no difficulty dealing with these low-level monsters, making it very easy for him to obtain bloodline power.

Herag just needs to be careful and avoid provoking the powerful beings in the Zerg dimension.

He's currently considering which dimension to go to to acquire bloodline power.

The toad's physical body is currently in the Zerg dimension, which is perfect.

Hellagur, of course, would not act rashly. He planned to gather some outside help and make full preparations before heading to the Zerg plane.

The Abyss Plane has several progenitor-level beings, and Horag wants to see if he can get one or two of them to help.

Although the progenitors are not easily fooled, the Zerg plane is a high-level world, which should be somewhat tempting to the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor and others.

The toad itself is a monster from the abyss, so there shouldn't be any problems bringing it along.

Moreover, with the toad around, Hellagur can also help the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor and others solve the problem of traveling to the Zerg plane.

The toad's strength has increased significantly. The one standing in front of Hellagur now is the toad's true form, not the projection it used to be.

As the toad's memories returned, his strength and abilities also recovered rapidly.

The toad is most skilled in spatial manipulation, so taking a few people to the Zerg dimension is no problem at all.

The toad only needs to go to the Zerg plane first, obtain the coordinates of the Zerg plane, and then use the spatial channel in its body to travel to the Zerg plane.

The interdimensional train at the border can directly reach the Zerg dimension, and the toad can easily obtain the coordinates of the Zerg dimension.

After discussing it with the toad and Andres, Herag said, "I think we can give it a try. We can always run away if we encounter danger. As long as we don't deliberately head towards the Zerg nests or anything like that, it shouldn't be a big problem."

Seeing that Herag seemed to have made up his mind, the toad sighed and said, "The progenitors of the Abyss Plane are not so easy to deal with. It's best not to associate with them."

The toad's concerns are understandable; no one would want to deal with someone of such high status—it's too dangerous.

But Herag is different; he possesses the progenitor bloodline of the Abyss Plane and is already considered a person of the Abyss Plane.

Hellagur had already discovered that the Spider Queen and the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor had both realized he was human, but they said nothing, seemingly not caring at all.

After all, they were several progenitors. After a long period of close contact, even if Herag concealed his aura very well, he would still be detected.

Moreover, for an ancestor like the Spider Queen, there is no need to judge by aura to understand many things.

After the ancestral bloodline of Hrag was fully restored, many instinctive feelings became stronger and stronger.

He didn't know where he was discovered, but he could sense that the Spider Queen and the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor had discovered something, but they didn't say anything.

"I'll go with you to the Zerg plane," Andres said, sounding somewhat worried.

Herag said, "Andres, you stay here. The borderlands and the Wizarding Plane need someone to oversee them. The toad and I are going out, so we'll need you to keep an eye on things."

The two dimensions are currently merging, and he and Andres cannot leave at the same time; someone needs to watch over them.

The integration process takes a very long time, often hundreds or even thousands of years, and cannot be completed in a short period of time.

Andres understood this, but he was still worried.

"Alright, I'll go to the Abyss Plane first and ask the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor if he's interested. If he's willing to come with us, we'll be much safer," Herag said.

The toad can return to the Abyss Plane at any time, and if Herag enters the Zerg Plane from the Abyss Plane, he can also return at any time through the Plane Mark. Both of them can come and go freely.

"I'll go with you to see the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor," the toad said.

Herag thought to himself, "I can go by myself."

The toad was different from Hellagur; he was just an ordinary monster from the Abyss Plane and did not have the bloodline of the progenitor.

In the Abyss Plane where bloodline is everything, the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor would not have such a good attitude towards toads.

The toad hopped onto Horag's shoulder and said, "Isn't it normal for the great progenitor of the Abyss to have one or two subordinates?"

Every progenitor of the Abyss had a multitude of followers, and the toad could indeed serve as Horag's follower to meet the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor.

After discussing some details and preparing for a while, Herag activated the dimensional coordinates on his left hand and entered the Abyss Plane. (End of Chapter)