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Chapter 131 Reincarnation (Part Two)

After leaving the Demon Wizard Academy, Lynn paused for a moment. Wasn't this academy supposed to be a place of protection for them?

Lynn arrived at the service hall. He was somewhat lost; he didn't know who to contact. He didn't have Anglie's contact information; the only way to get in touch was for Anglie to reach him directly.

However, there is someone who should know. To be precise, there is a demon who should know.

"You're looking for Harlin? I'm not sure, but he's probably busy," Toby said.

"The time it takes these wizards to conduct an experiment is unpredictable; it could be tomorrow, or it could be decades later. What's wrong? Are you in trouble? You don't look well."

Lynn hesitated for a moment. Then he told Toby what had happened to him in Doragon and his speculations.

"Your guess is probably correct."

Lynn looked somewhat bewildered.

"Isn't anyone going to do anything about this? He and I both accepted missions..." Lynn hesitated.

Toby suddenly laughed. "You think you weren't chosen because you were lucky?"

"Just because you're a little slower than that little guy, such an absurd reason? That's his wizard's tower, you know."

"Did you know that this quest has actually been hanging in the balance for over thirty years?" Toby revealed a cruel secret. "Are you two the only talented apprentices in the entire Demon Wizarding Academy?"

"Don't forget, this is the wizarding world!" Toby said casually.

"But this is an academy..."

"The academy is also part of the wizarding world!" Toby said firmly.

"So what if a lowly wizard apprentice with no background or status is killed by a formal wizard? Besides, he's not really dead; the soul controlling that body has simply been replaced. If you really can't stand it or want to seek justice for that kid, then wait until you have the power to deal with it. Even if you find Harlin, he won't stand up for you in this matter."

"I never intended for Wizard Harlin to avenge me. I just had some doubts and wanted an answer, and I have now received that answer from you," Lynn said calmly.

"Have many apprentices participated in this mission before?" Lynn asked.

"Not a small number either."

"I understand." Lynn nodded. Doragon's scheme was indeed ingenious.

For the truly top-tier academic leaders, such trivial matters would not even warrant their attention.

For some mid-level or lower-level wizards, this incident did not harm their interests. Moreover, over the decades, Doragon had used this method, both overtly and covertly, to send out a considerable amount of material, thus indirectly cultivating good relations with the people behind these apprentices.

That way, no one will care about his matter.

And Abraham didn't die. Only the soul within him changed; in other words, the component wasn't damaged, only the person using it changed.

Doragon never chose apprentices from those with connections. He was like a seasoned fisherman: baiting the area, replenishing the bait, casting the bait, and getting the fish hooked.

It truly is a cruel and realistic wizarding world. I thought I had escaped death by discovering the trap through my own intelligence. In reality, it was because someone behind the scenes prevented me from being chosen.

Perhaps the traps on that magic circle were deliberately set up by Doragon so that he could discover them.

Lynn pursed her lips and gave a self-deprecating laugh.

There are no rules. The rules are those created by the strong for the weak to follow.

He also wants to be the one who sets the rules!

"Thank you, Uncle Toby, for clearing up my doubts. I have no more questions now."

"How are the preparations for your wizard tower going?"

"It's alright." The material harvested this time is called the Still Wood.

The effect of the Still Wood is to smooth out the energy in the surrounding air.

Just like the energy in the air inside the Demon City is more stable than the energy outside the city.

This piece of wood can also serve this purpose. It can be used in living areas, including some experimental areas.

"Once your Wizard Tower is more than 50% complete, you can look up the Ascension Ritual yourself in the Academy's library," Toby told Lynn.

The academy will also provide options for the ascension ceremony? That would be great. It would save him a lot of effort, and he could choose the one that best suits him from a variety of ascension ceremonies.

The sublimation ceremony is no secret.

In fact, some ascension rituals have been passed down outside the public. However, these rituals are more or less incomplete, or have some problems.

The reason why wizard apprentices are called apprentices is because wizards themselves have not yet transcended the realm of humanity.

The ascension ritual is the process of transforming a wizard into a higher form of life.

A common example is the lich conversion ritual on the undead side.

Although liches are also a higher life form, they lose many things and gain a weakness in their life chalice.

Or perhaps it's a mechanical ascension ritual on the alchemical side, where flesh and blood are weak, and the machine ascends.

However, the choice of which type of machinery to use for the mechanical ascension ceremony is crucial.

But regardless of the type of ascension ritual, after it is completed, the wizard's combat power will be several levels higher than that of the wizard apprentice.

Because during the transformation ritual, a spell will be inscribed and solidified as an innate spell.

Talent spells have growth potential. Furthermore, their casting cost is significantly reduced.

Back at his lodgings, Lynn discovered that the dwarves were working quickly and, under their supervision, had already forged their first batch of weapons.

After testing, it was found that this batch of weapons created by the dwarves was completely unsellable on the market.

Because cost and quality offer absolutely no advantage in Demon City. Unless he's willing to sell at a loss.

Lynn quickly came up with a solution.

when--

One of the two knives in his hand had a small nick on its surface, while the other was completely broken in two.

"..."

Black Mountain turned to look at the other dwarf craftsmen.

The dwarves stared wide-eyed.

Because the broken one was made by them.

"Impossible!" While the dwarves might have room for compromise in other matters, this was their pride when it came to forging.

"Did they mix other materials into the weapon?" one of the dwarves asked.

"No, this weapon was bought from a weapon shop outside. The materials it used are exactly the same as the materials you used to forge this knife," Lauren said.

Lynn paid money to have this weapon custom-made at a weapons shop.

Having been utterly defeated in their area of ​​expertise, the dwarven artisans became utterly dejected.

"However, it's not that there's no way. It's just that their forging methods are different from yours. As long as you work hard, you can also obtain more advanced forging methods in the future."

Under Lynn's influence, the dwarves were inspired to fight.

Lynn was very satisfied.

Although the weapons they crafted weren't cost-effective in Demon City, the Abyss wasn't Demon City, where customers weren't picky.

(End of this chapter)