Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 641 Selection Quota

Seeing Gaja staring at him with a puzzled look, Brando touched his face strangely, only to feel the cold helmet.

Why are you staring at me?

"Your tone was a little strange just now, but it's okay, you were probably just too happy."

"Haha, maybe." Brando raised his hand to pat Gaga's shoulder, but because of the height difference, he only patted the top of Gaga's head.

Jiajia Gu actually dislikes people touching his head, especially since it's a sensitive spot.

He thought to himself, "Brando is acting really strange today; he actually touched my head. If I weren't weaker than him, I would definitely give him a good beating!"

But once Brando was out of sight, Gaja touched the top of his head and surprisingly didn't find Brando's earlier actions annoying anymore.

"Hehe, that's right, we're friends now." A strange smile appeared on his lips, but he quickly recovered.

He shouldered his huge bag again and happily continued walking toward the Spirit Cleansing Wizard Tower.

But on the top of his head, which he couldn't see, a crack suddenly appeared, and an eye with a seven-colored pupil abruptly emerged.

The pupil in the middle looked left and right, then squinted, as if it were smiling.

……

The world side of the Glowing Family.

This is a small world where it never gets dark.

The Radiant Clan living here are either children who have not yet reached adulthood or wizards who have lost their ability to advance and exhausted their potential.

Wizards who have lost their ability to advance will teach the talented children or wizard apprentices here.

In return, the family will help these clansmen who are on the verge of death stabilize their mental bodies, preventing them from entering a period of decline too early and then suddenly becoming alienated at some unknown time in the future.

The main task for children on this side of the world is to become professional wizards as soon as possible.

To ensure the family's prosperity, not every child here carries the illustrious bloodline.

But that's alright, if they really encounter an exceptionally talented genius, the high-ranking wizards of Radiance don't mind changing the genius's bloodline.

Meanwhile, most of the wizards here specialize in light-attribute magic.

Aside from bloodline reasons, it's also because this place possesses a large amount of light-attribute magic. Majoring in light-attribute magic means you basically won't have to worry about running out of knowledge to learn or finding mentors to consult.

However, in this thriving place, where the culture of witchcraft is so prosperous that it is enviable, a huge crisis is hidden.

The higher you fly, the harder you fall.

In the pitch-black hall, which is unknown how many levels underground, a dim, orange sphere of light becomes the only source of light.

In the center of the sphere of light, floated a child who looked like a two or three-year-old.

He was wearing the simplest white robe, and he was curled up in a ball with his hands around his knees.

His eyes closed naturally, his face serene, as if he had fallen into the most peaceful dream.

Beneath the sphere of light, an elderly man with white hair was kneeling.

The old man, also dressed in a simple white robe, squinted and remained motionless.

Suddenly, a flame appeared in a dimly lit corner of the hall.

The old man in white robes glanced sideways, raised his hand, and drew the firelight from the corner into his palm.

Upon closer inspection, it was not a ball of fire, but a shimmering light that resembled a flame.

This is also a clandestine communication method within the Radiant family. It ensures the secrecy and accuracy of communications. Even the Stargate Council, to which the Radiant family belongs, is unaware of this method.

Therefore, only a few high-ranking core wizards in the family possess this method.

After looking at the ball of light, the old man in the white robe looked up at the child floating in the air and said, "Gorsa killed Clark."

The toddler's eyes were still closed, but the corners of his mouth were slightly upturned.

"That's why I said we don't need to do anything."

The child's body emitted an extremely aged sound, like that of an old man on his deathbed.

Judging from his voice alone, he was older than the old man kneeling on the ground.

"The fourth tier that Radiance lost will surely be made up by Radiance itself."

This toddler actually said the same thing as Gorsa.

The old man on the ground, however, wore a sorrowful expression. "Lord Norton, you...you really..."

"Parker, wizard, respect the facts."

"Yes." The old man in white robes lowered his head, but there was still sadness in his eyes.

"But is Gorza really the right choice? You know, his ideals are different from yours and the previous generations of the family. He... might lead the Radiance to destruction."

Norton, a fourth-tier wizard in child form and the patriarch of the Radiant Family, remained silent for a moment.

"The end of my path and that of my ancestors is also annihilation. Perhaps Gorza's choice will pave a new path. And, Parker, without my restraint, none of you can stop him."

Parker bent down and pressed his head directly against the rough ground.

Although he was already an enviable and powerful third-tier wizard outside, the future of his family made him feel powerless at all times.

"Alright, let's not waste time on meaningless things. Parker, go and tell Corey to go to the No Man's Land to prepare for her advancement to Tier 3."

The patriarch of the Radiant family did not want to discuss the already concluded matters with Parker, and instead brought up the new arrangements for the No Man's Land.

However, upon hearing Norton's instructions, Parker stood up, his eyes showing a mixture of helplessness and tension.

"My lord, Gorsa has also recommended a candidate for advancing to the third tier."

"..." Norton paused for a moment, seemingly unaccustomed to someone offering a different suggestion. "Who is it?"

"He was a student he took on on the continent of State, named Thor."

Norton cared about Gorsa, but he didn't care about the things Gorsa cared about.

So this was the first time he had ever heard the name Thor.

"Sol?"

Parker said cautiously, "That young wizard is not even twenty years old yet, and he's already a second-tier wizard. His talent is quite astonishing. However, he has only been a second-tier wizard for less than a year. I don't have high hopes for Gorsa's choice. It might make us waste a batch of materials for pushing open the door."

Norton chuckled. "Don't you know his personality? If we reject his proposal outright, he'll kill whoever made it."

Parker frowned. "That's the man you assigned. No matter how crazy he is..."

However, Parker quickly realized that Gorsa had already killed the next fourth-tier wizard designated by the Stargate Speaker, so killing a second-tier wizard would be no problem for him.

Even if it means disobeying the patriarch's orders.

If he truly cared about the patriarch's orders, he wouldn't have been effectively exiled for conducting dark attribute sorcery experiments at the second tier.

But no one expected that even though his advancement to the third tier was delayed by several decades due to his exile, he still managed to complete the advancement through his own efforts.

Moreover, he is quite powerful among the third-tier senior wizards!

"Tell Gorsa that Thor can participate in the selection competition. Also tell him that besides Corey, Ali will definitely send someone as well. Let him think about the fate of his little apprentice."

(End of this chapter)