I'm doing daily quests in Wizarding World

Chapter 99 Flame (Part 1)

"Hey, I'm going to the Abyss tomorrow," Ido repeated.

"Well, have a safe journey," Lynn said.

"Have a safe journey?" Ido slowly savored this phrase she had never heard before.

For some reason, it sounded somewhat pleasant.

"Thanks then." Ido's eyes narrowed into crescent moons, her hands behind her back, and she left with a smile.

Watching her retreating figure as she went back to her room.

The two parted ways at the intersection, and Lynn returned to his laboratory.

In the laboratory, the goblin engineer was diligently operating the furnace to forge iron armor.

They created an improved scale-like exoskeleton for Iron Serpent One, adding another layer of scales to its original body. Although the actual effect was not much improved, it improved defense by about 20% compared to the previous ordinary version, and it also looked more aesthetically pleasing.

To support the innovative spirit of the goblin engineers, Lynn named this more complex upgraded version of Iron Serpent One the Iron Serpent One Noble Edition, which costs one magic stone more than the regular version.

It must be said that this premium version actually gained a considerable market share after its release.

Time flies, and in the Demon City, there is no concept of spring, summer, autumn, or winter.

The temperature here seems to be constant all year round.

Lynn repeated his previous life every day, and he didn't find it boring.

But after Edo went to the abyss, she never came back. Sometimes Lynn would glance at the quiet gray spire next door after the experiment was over, and then lower his head to continue immersing himself in the experiment.

"Ugh~"

In the laboratory, a black crow spread its wings and shattered into countless fragments, like countless black shadows exploding and merging into the surrounding shadows.

Soon, these shadows coalesced on the nearby support, reverting to their original form as black crows.

"The experiment was finally a success," Xiaoye said with satisfaction in the laboratory.

"I originally thought it would take at least two more years, but it happened much faster than I expected."

Xiao Ye turned to look at Lynn, the assistant that the wizard Harlin had introduced to him had helped him a great deal.

This saved him a lot of time. Some time ago, he suddenly found inspiration. During that time, Lynn even lived in his wizard tower and stayed with him for three days and three nights in a row while he worked overtime.

If we leave everything to him, it will not only delay the experimental progress, but his inspiration may also be lost.

Moreover, as the experiment progressed, he discovered that Lynn was making rapid progress in mutation studies, often offering entirely new insights and sometimes providing alternative suggestions for his experiments. He even felt that Lynn's expertise in mutation studies was not much different from his own.

In Demon City, there are probably no other apprentices who can rival Lynn in Mutation during their wizard apprenticeship.

"Congratulations, Wizard of Owl Night, on achieving your wish," Lynn said with a smile.

"Your help was also great," Xiaoye said.

Lynn did not answer; he knew, of course, how much help he had provided over the past year.

His daily mutation experiments at home allowed him to continuously gain experience points in mutation studies, earning 0.2% or 0.1% of his life profession proficiency each day, and eventually, after becoming proficient, he would earn approximately 0.2% every day.

After spending a considerable amount of general experience points, I finally upgraded Mutology to level 3 three months ago.

The reason Lynn focused on improving mutation studies first was because he also had his own selfish motives.

Conducting experiments at Xiaoye every day has seriously affected his schedule.

Therefore, he wanted to raise his level of mutation studies as much as possible. In fact, when he was at level 2 mutation studies, Lynn discovered that although Xiaoye's expertise in mutation studies was higher than his own, it was not by much, and he was only one level above him.

As expected, after breaking through to level 3 in Mutology, Lynn understood many things. So during the experiment, Lynn would occasionally and unintentionally reveal some of his thoughts to speed up the experiment.

As expected, the Nightshade Wizard lived up to expectations and, with his own help, finally completed the experiment within a year.

Lynn was very pleased with this.

"I have two materials here that should be useful to you. Take a look and see which one catches your eye." Xiao Ye took out two items from his spatial ornaments and held them in his left and right hands.

On the left is an orange-red, honeycomb-shaped object, about the size of a basketball, but crystal clear, with something the size of a silkworm lying in the very center.

On the right is a stone-like or jelly-like object that shimmers with iridescent colors.

"On the left is the mother hive of the Teostra bee. With proper care, the Teostra bees can be used to create a module that combines defense and offense. The Teostra bees have a strong reproductive capacity, and their honey is also a valuable material."

"On the right is elemental marrow, which is the core material for constructing the elemental pool."

Lynn looked at the two items and chose the Elemental Marrow without much hesitation.

The Fire King Bee's hive is a good item; if you use it, you can replace the attack module and save a lot of effort in building rune magic circles.

However, elemental marrow is rarer and therefore more valuable.

However, simply constructing an element pool does not necessarily mean that the element pool has been successfully constructed.

This is because we also need the coordinates of an element plane, and the coordinates to ensure that the life form of that element plane will not destroy itself.

The elemental pool is like a water pump. Although you can find some wild ponds to pump water, the original owner of the pond can easily pull out the water pipe.

The original owner of the pond was the elemental lord and king of the elements who lived in the elemental plane.

Only by gaining their recognition can one legitimately extract resources from the elemental planes.

Xiao Ye handed the elemental marrow to Lynn.

"Do you want this?" Xiaoye raised the Flame King Beehive in his left hand.

"Didn't you say it was a piece of material?" Lynn said.

"But we can make another deal," said Owl Night.

Hearing that it was another familiar deal to ease tensions, Lynn didn't immediately agree. "I can listen to it."

"I have a younger sister. If you are willing to become the son-in-law of our Black Crow clan, then we will be family."

"Does your sister look like you?" Lynn asked seriously, looking at the raven-beak on Xiao Ye's face. This was very important.

"Of course my sister looks like me; she's a great beauty in our Black Crow clan."

"Let's do it next time, we'll talk about it next time," Lynn said.

"Alright, you can tell me when you change your mind. My sister has a big, long beak, and every feather on her body is like the most beautiful cotton in the world."

"I'm going back now, see you next time." Lynn waved and turned to leave.

"Alright, I still have some things to take care of, so I won't see you off for now. I'll come find you when I'm done," Xiao Ye said to Lin En.

Lynn earned Owl Night's respect through his knowledge of mutations.

Coupled with the tacit understanding developed over a year of experimentation together, Xiao Ye had come to regard Lynn as a friend of equal standing to some extent.

Although Lynn is not a wizard yet, Owl Night believes it is only a matter of time before he becomes one, and that he will not be trapped for long.

"Okay." Lynn was very happy to have obtained the materials.

After leaving the wizard's tower in the night, Lynn found that Black Crow, who would usually come to take him away whenever he appeared in the open space, was nowhere to be seen.

Suddenly, a huge crack appeared in the sky, and behind the crack was a raging world burning with endless flames.

A giant hand, as large as a mountain, descended from the sky.

A giant palm opened, and a green figure flew out from the palm.

"Damn old relic, you wait, I'll extinguish all the fires on your Black Flame Mountain sooner or later." The green figure on the ground cursed at the sky with his hands on his hips.

The giant hand ignored the curses on the ground, and after it retracted into the crack, the crack disappeared as well.

Behind him, in the wizard tower, Xiao Ye rushed out. The last thing he saw was the giant hand that had retracted from the sky.

"Is that the Dean of Students?" Xiao Ye breathed a sigh of relief; he had thought something unexpected had happened.

After cursing for a while, the green figure snorted coldly.

Turning around, he saw Xiao Ye behind him and Lin En beside him.

Lynn recognized the figure with the long, emerald-green hair as Ms. Mebetesa, whom he had met once before.

"Ms. Mebetesa, where have you been? I haven't been able to contact you lately," Owl Night asked.

"Oh, it's nothing. I went for a stroll in the Abyss and happened to run into the headmaster, so I asked him to give me a ride back," Mabel Tessa said nonchalantly.

Suddenly she turned to look at Lynn, "Haven't we met somewhere before?"

"I think it must be in the school, Your Excellency Mabel Tessa," Lynn said.

Mebetesa's face stiffened for a moment, her expression becoming subtle in an instant.

"Oh, I remember now, you're the kid sitting in the first row."

Mebetesa said calmly, giving Lynn a meaningful look.

Lynn understood her gaze.

"Oh dear, I'm tired from traveling. I need to go home and rest for a few days." Mebetesa stretched, revealing her slender figure and beautiful silhouette.

Xiao Ye patted Lynn on the shoulder and then returned to the Wizard Tower to continue with his work. Lynn rode the Black Crow back to the Demon City.

Lynn noticed that the invitation in her hand had become dull and lifeless when she returned this time.

Without having to go to the Inner Court of the Inner World every day to participate in Owl Night's experiments, Lynn suddenly had six extra hours every day.

It was something he couldn't adapt to for a while.

Looking at the empty next door.

Lynn went to the service lobby and found Toby. "Is there a way to check if someone has encountered danger in the Abyss?"

"Who do you want to look up?" Toby asked. "Theoretically, you can't."

"Ido," Lynn said.

A knowing glint appeared in Toby's eyes. He knew Lynn didn't know many people, and this was most likely the name he was asking about.

Toby hesitated for a moment, then said, "Ido's situation is a bit special, but it's not that I can't tell you."

Lynn looked puzzled.

"Her identity is very special. Her true identity is the daughter of a legendary wizard who came to the Abyss Wizard Academy 2,897 years ago."

Two thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven years ago?

Lynn was surprised to learn that Ido was so old.

This isn't just 103 years away from reaching 3,000 years.

"But in her sixth year at the wizarding academy, she died. She died two thousand eight hundred and ninety-one years ago," Toby stated a chilling fact.

died?

Whom did I see?

Lynn was not afraid of hearing that Ido was dead. He dissected so many corpses and drew blood in the laboratory every day that he was already used to corpses, let alone souls.

"I heard that she died in a rather unusual way, and even her soul could not be recalled. So her father ventured into the river of time and left her past shadow at the Abyss Wizard Academy. Thus, she became a reincarnation here, a special existence. Every six years, she reincarnates again, but each time she reincarnates, she forgets her previous memories."

Lynn suddenly froze.

He suddenly recalled the girl standing beside him a year ago on a quiet path, her soft sigh: "It's always so boring. It seems like you spend all your time on the road to seeking truth. Is the scenery along the way really not worth stopping for a moment?"

Every six years I forget everything, then I repeatedly meet new friends, and then constantly forget new friends again.

I really don't know if it's her who's lonely, or those she's forgotten.

"After reincarnation, is she really unable to remember anything from before reincarnation?" Lynn asked after a moment of silence.

Toby didn't answer; he simply held up one finger.

A tiny flame spontaneously ignited at my fingertips.

A moment later, the flames went out.

Then he snapped his fingers again, and Toby extended his index finger once more, a small flame igniting on it.

"Do you think this is still the same flame?" Toby asked.

Sorry, I had a bit of writer's block yesterday. I spent a long time thinking about the plot.

(End of this chapter)