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Chapter 188 The Deal (Part 1)

On the shore, some wizards were waiting.

I heard that this ship belongs to the wizards of the Abyss Wizard Academy, but among the wizards, one of them had a strange expression on his face.

He glanced at the boat, then at the spot below it.

As the tide rises and the seawater churns upwards, the once clear sea becomes somewhat murky.

Since it's not high tide, there's only one possibility: a huge creature is approaching the shore from the seabed.

Many wizards noticed the unusual occurrence.

On the shore, a wizard dressed in white robes revealed a mechanical prosthetic arm from his sleeve, stretched out his arm towards the sea, and said to himself, "I happen to be short of experimental material for my experiments recently, and this big guy in the sea is perfect."

The metal arm faced the sea ahead, and the next moment the arm split open, splitting into countless specks of light.

The countless points of light outlined a vast net of light in the void.

The optical fiber cuts into the sea surface, cutting through the seawater and instantly evaporating it at high temperatures.

As the vast net of countless light particles passed through the deep-sea behemoth beneath the surface, it acted as if dragging a fishing net around a deep-sea whale, causing the light particles to tumble and be stretched and elongated.

Finally, pull it towards the sea.

The optical net flew out of the sea, but there was a large hole in the middle of the net.

The hole was extremely conspicuous, like a silent, open mouth mocking the wizard who had made the move.

The wizard's face darkened. His net could capture and cut creatures, and even fifth-tier magical creatures could not escape it. Yet, the giant beast from the seabed was able to break free of his net of light particles.

Just as he was about to stop, waves surged across the sea, and the raging waves tossed the ship about.

Immediately afterwards, a colossal creature rose from the sea.

It's like an island rising from the sea.

Phil the Thousand-Eyed Whale.

A wizard recognized the identity of this deep-sea behemoth.

This is an ancient deep-sea monster with a far-reaching reputation.

Legend has it that in ancient times it belonged to a sea god and was a giant beast that stirred up the deep sea.

Even they would find it difficult to contend with such a colossal deep-sea creature.

The white-robed wizard also recognized the Thousand-Eyed Demon Whale's identity, and his expression changed slightly.

He never expected that the sea monster accompanying the fleet would be this giant deep-sea beast.

A faint blue light emanated from the eyes of the Thousand-Eyed Demon Whale, and in the next instant, countless beams of blue light shot towards the white-robed wizard.

A field defense shield appeared on the white-robed wizard's body.

But it only lasted for a moment before it exploded with a bang.

His body was also blown to pieces.

Lynn found it amusing; this white-robed wizard clearly followed the mechanical path and might be related to the Mechanical City.

He wasn't trying to attack the Thousand-Eyed Demon Whale at all; he clearly wanted to slap himself in the face. However, he failed to do so, and his body was destroyed in the process.

Death is unlikely; wizards who follow the mechanical wizard path have many ways to protect themselves.

The destruction of the body only requires replacing it with another body; as long as the soul is not destroyed, they can still survive.

The Thousand-Eyed Demon Whale wasn't stupid. Although it was furious, it only destroyed the wizard's body, not killed him completely. Otherwise, it would have been unable to bear the consequences.

After all, even the god it worshipped was sealed at the bottom of the sea by a wizard.

The ship slowly approached the shore, and the gangway descended.

The wizard apprentices on deck disembarked one after another.

"Thank you for your protection along the way, Wizard." A wizard apprentice who had disembarked stopped in front of Lynn.

Lynn didn't like this scene and just gave a faint "hmm".

Seeing that Lynn responded, the remaining apprentices felt that this wizard was not so cold, so they all came over to try to win him over.

Lynn gazed thoughtfully at the remains of the white-robed wizard, at the metallic, bio-mechanical body.

It seems to be in the style of the mechanical city, is it a show of force, or is it some presumptuous act by someone trying to curry favor with the big shots?

Without any social obligations, Lynn left the island and returned to Demon City after seeing off his apprentices. He boarded the airship that had been waiting for him.

A few months later, Lynn returned to his residence in the Demon City. Even though he had been gone for many years, the yard and building were still very clean, as if someone regularly cleaned the place.

Lynn glanced next door and noticed that the gray spire next door had disappeared, but his old neighbor, Ido, was nowhere to be seen.

Lynn did not go directly to the continent of Ferran, but went to the service hall first. After breaking through to become a formal wizard, Lynn was actually required to report here.

In the Abyss Wizard Academy, an apprentice who breaks through to become a formal wizard is considered to have graduated.

Graduated apprentices have two options: leave as graduates of the Abyss Wizarding Academy or join the Abyss Wizarding Academy as mentors.

If an apprentice comes from a large power or another world, many of them will choose to leave after they have mastered their skills.

However, if this wizard is an ordinary wizard without a strong background, he will basically choose to join the wizarding faction to which he belongs.

Wizards are a civilization that learns through interaction. If they are separated from the group and rely solely on their individual wisdom to grow, their progress will be very slow.

Lynn would certainly not leave the Abyss Wizarding Academy. Moreover, because of his clean family background and the fact that he graduated from the school, Lynn, as a wizard, was considered a direct descendant of the Abyss Wizarding Academy.

Lynn had originally intended to catch up with Uncle Toby, but upon arriving at the service hall, she discovered that Uncle Toby had also disappeared.

The staff said that Lord Toby had to leave temporarily two years ago, and the service hall is currently staffed by another wizard.

Lynn had never seen or recognized the wizard before. After being informed, Lynn was received by a wizard who claimed to be from the Department of Education.

"Are there any other applications required?"

"No need. You are a student of Harlin. As for your identity, there is no need to test it. As long as you are a wizard who graduated from our academy, that's enough." The wizard who claimed to be from the teaching department looked fat and had a prosperous face. However, Lynn could still feel that his seemingly ordinary body contained a terrifying power. It seemed that the form in front of him was just some kind of disguise for this wizard.

The wizard led Lynn to the Otherworld.

No wizards from other factions came along the way. Observing this detail, Lynn seemed to understand that he had been implicitly accepted as having joined the faction to which the headmaster belonged.

The faction belonging to the vice principal did not send anyone to contact him at all.

"Now you should choose a piece of land." The wizard who received Lynn led him to a large hall. In the center of the hall was a huge model that looked like a sand table. The model was very large, with many miniature mountains and rivers on it. Even with Lynn's eyesight, he could see some tiny wizard towers. However, these wizard towers were as small as dust particles on the sand table. If it were enlarged to this scale, the area represented by this sand table would be terrifying.

"This is a model of the southern region of the inner plane. You'd better choose this one. You'll know a lot of people here," the wizard said with a smile. He didn't give a specific reason, but Lynn understood.

This area probably has the most wizards from the Dean's faction, while the other areas are likely where wizards from other factions within the academy gather.

"Where is Harlem Wizard's territory?"

"Harlin, he moved away a long time ago. His wizard tower isn't in the Otherworld anymore," the wizard kindly reminded him.

Did they migrate to a man-made abyss?

Lynn had a guess in her heart.

"Where is Lady Mebetesa's Wizard Tower?" Lynn asked a different person.

He remembered a deal he had made with Ms. Mebetessa. She had invested in the Wizard Tower Core for him.

In return, he needs to cooperate with that woman.

"Here." The wizard seemed to know all the wizard territories on the sand table very well.

He pointed casually at the sand table. The area he pointed to immediately began to enlarge.

It zoomed in countless times before finally stopping in one of the plains.

"The spatial nodes in the inner world vary in strength," the wizard explained.

"It is not easy to open dimensional portals in areas with thick spatial barriers, while it is easier to open them in areas with thin spatial barriers. This is why many wizards gather in clusters."

"However, this is only the most common situation. There are also a few special cases. Some wizards do not like to gather and prefer to choose rare and remote places. For example, the place your teacher Harlin chose was the only place for him in an area of ​​hundreds of thousands of miles. In the end, the academy had to build a separate landing point near his wizard tower."

(End of this chapter)