Sixth Ring Wizard

Chapter 720 Mother River Surface

In the Mother River, Hrag looked up at the river's position as sensed, adjusted his state, and continued to swim upstream.

Helag discovered that there seemed to be an upper limit to the speed at which one could swim in the Mother River.

Once you reach a certain speed, no matter how much you improve your own strength, you won't be able to go any faster.

Hrag's swimming speed is now about the same as that of an average swimmer; he doesn't have any extraordinary swimming speed and looks just like an ordinary person.

"Perhaps this is one of the rules of the Mother River..."

Helag hasn't fully figured out the rules of the Mother River yet; there are too many secrets hidden within it, and it's not something that can be understood in a short time.

He swam upstream for what appeared to be several tens of meters before stopping.

I've reached my limit today and can't swim any further.

Helag was well aware of all this and rested, immersed in the Mother River.

While resting, he thought of his descendants.

The Merlin family is now very large, with many members; Hrag even has a great-great-grandson.

He has met all of these descendants at least once.

But in the future, Helag will definitely not have that much time.

His descendants will most likely never see Helag again, because there are too many of them. Helag probably won't even know how many descendants he has by then.

Since Golden was promoted to Legendary Level 7 decades ago, he has remained at Legendary Level 7 ever since.

Hellagur also discussed this with him, and Hellagur discovered that although the power of the infinite bloodline is powerful, it can sometimes become a shackle.

To advance from a Level 7 Legendary to a Level 8 Overlord, one needs to condense their own bloodline runes.

If Golden wants to advance to the eighth level of the Overlord, he doesn't need to condense his own bloodline runes; he can simply rely on the Infinite Bloodline Runes.

But Golden wanted to go further; he wanted to forge his own path.

Helag knew this step would be difficult, or even impossible.

Because the power of infinite bloodline itself has already surpassed the power of all bloodlines in endless planes.

Herag didn't say much. It was good for the young people to want to try, and he didn't want his descendants to only follow the path he had set.

It would be great if we could find a new path, but it's okay if we tried and failed.

Golden is still too young; he has plenty of time to learn from his mistakes, so there's no need to rush.

The Wizarding World has improved significantly over the years, and in some respects, it has finally achieved the strength that a high-level world should have.

Of Helag's first generation of children, all seventeen have advanced to the seventh level of legendary status.

This is extremely terrifying to people in the wizarding world, but it is actually quite normal in higher worlds.

Hellagur is the first progenitor of the Infinite Bloodline. His seventeen children are all first-generation descendants of the first progenitor's bloodline, possessing the complete power of the first progenitor's bloodline, second only to Hellagur.

Under such circumstances, such a pace of progress is quite normal.

Golden ascended to the seventh-level Legendary rank faster and more easily than Herag had done before.

Hrag's journey to that point was truly fraught with hardship and danger, encountering countless perilous situations before he finally reached it.

Golden, on the other hand, had a smooth and successful journey, without encountering any setbacks or difficulties, and no one dared to hinder him.

Given the boundless power of his bloodline, such speed is quite normal.

Besides the Merlin family's seventh-level legends, many other people in the Wizarding World have also broken through to the sixth-circle wizard level and advanced to the seventh-level legend level.

Most of them were the sixth-circle wizards from the original border region, such as Albert, the military leader of the border region, who advanced to the seventh-level legendary rank shortly after Golden.

Andres made a huge contribution in this process.

The Mother River Meditation Method he developed must have been proven to be a means for wizards to advance to the seventh level of legendary status.

This is tantamount to directly paving the way for the Wizarding World to reach the seventh-level legendary rank.

Herag's life over the past hundred years has been quite uneventful. Aside from spending time with his family, he has done some research and published it to enrich the database of the wizarding world.

After all, he was the first progenitor of the wizarding world, and there are many things he left behind as information for later generations to refer to.

These documents naturally became top secret for the Sixth Ring Tower, belonging to the highest level of confidentiality.

When someone needs this information later, the Sixth Ring Tower will naturally take it out.

……

A thousand years later.

Herag looked at the river surface not far above his head and could sense that the distance was already very short.

He believed that it wouldn't be long before he reached the river.

For a thousand years, Helag has focused on the Mother River, moving upstream day after day without ever stopping.

Although he has now achieved great success and can truly relax.

But Hrag did not stop moving forward.

He could go without sleep when he practiced wizard meditation, and he can still go without rest now.

Over the course of a thousand years, the progress of the Helag in the first few hundred years was not fast, and it remained far from the river surface.

However, it wasn't until one day, when all the planes within Horrag's body had developed to the level of a mid-level world, that his strength experienced a qualitative leap.

Herag even felt that his strength had surpassed that of the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor, and he could meditate to feel this tremendous increase in power.

After that day, Hrag's swimming speed in the Mother River suddenly increased dramatically, as if he had broken through some limit and was no longer bound by the rules of the Mother River, allowing him to swim at high speed.

It was precisely because of this that Helag was able to make such rapid progress over the next few centuries, reaching a point close to the river's surface.

For a thousand years, the Helag was not entirely immersed in the Mother River.

Because there is a limit to the amount of energy that can be consumed while soaking in the Mother River, one must return to reality to handle some matters after completing the daily swim.

These things are mainly related to the people around him, and Helag only cares about the people around him.

Emil and Melissa, who were once ordinary people, have long since embarked on the path of wizards and have already advanced to the level of third-level wizards, so their lifespan is naturally not a concern.

Whenever Helag learns of the passing of someone he once knew, he feels a pang of sadness, and he is also grateful that he has spent his energy and time helping those around him grow.

Otherwise, in the future, I'm afraid I'll really be all alone.

In the blink of an eye, another ten years have passed.

Herag looked at the river above his head, reached out and touched it slightly, and could clearly feel a sense of boundary.

It was a completely different feeling from touching the Mother River. Having been immersed in the Mother River for so many years, Hrag was very sensitive to this change in feeling.

(End of this chapter)