A Wizard's Secret Chapter 434 - The Thunder Maxim

Chapter 434: The Thunder Maxim

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Thunder was a violent elent by nature. Although both Thunder-type spells and Fire-type spells were Offensive spells, there was a vast difference between the two.

Fire-type Offensive spells were mostly longer-lasting or used high temperatures to burn their opponents. These spells could be sustained for extended periods but their explosive powers were weaker by comparison.

On the other hand, Thunder-type spells were distinctive in their instantaneous explosive powers. Their biggest advantage was that they were extrely violent, and could detonate an explosion of unparalleled power in an instant.

The sa was true of the Thunder Maxim. A violent, destructive aura filled the surrounding atmosphere. Despite rlin’s wide repertoire of tactics, if even the slightest trace of the power of the Thunder Maxim had leaked out, he would not be able to withstand the terrifying power of the Thunder Maxim.

However, rlin was now holding the Neverending Book with all three volus combined, which acted as a key to absorb and fuse together with the Thunder Maxim. Only with the three volus of the Neverending Book in hand that it was possible to get close to the Thunder Maxim without harm.

rlin’s figure quickly moved toward the Thunder Maxim. The violent aura continued to swirl around the chamber. However, with the protection of the Neverending Book, he was safe.

Although rlin was not hard by the Thunder Maxim, the closer he got toward the violent Thunder Maxim, a terrifying amount of pressure began to exert on the Thunder-type Spell Models in his body. It felt as if these Spell Models would collapse if he got any closer to the Thunder Maxim.

Fortunately for rlin, all his Spell Models had been carefully constructed by the Matrix, especially his Fourth-level spells, which were completely derived using the Matrix. Their compatibilities were as high as a hundred percent. Thus, the Spell Models were extrely stable and able to withstand such great pressure.

Perhaps, this was also one of the tests of the Great Legend. If soone was unable to bear the force of the Thunder Maxim and as a result his Spell Models collapsed, how then would such a Wizard be worthy of inheriting the Thunder Maxim?

“Whoosh”.

rlin fiercely bit his lip and despite the huge pressure on his body, increased his pace. Quickly, he ca before the Thunder Maxim. With an outstretched hand, he grabbed the Thunder Maxim in his hand.

“Boom!”

The Thunder Maxim exploded with a burst of violent power. rlin felt like he was completely subrged in water, unable to put up even a trace of resistance as the Thunder Maxim pierced into his body.

However, the Thunder Maxim was unlike the Ice Maxim. For one, the Thunder Maxim was massive. Its size was even bigger than both the original Fla Maxim and the Ice Maxim put together.

Despite such a massive Thunder Maxim entering rlin’s Awareness, it stayed genially inside his Awareness. Of course, the reason for its geniality was because rlin possessed the three volus of the Neverending Book, thus fulfilling the preconditions set by the Great Legend who had left behind the Thunder Maxim. As a result, rlin was able to obtain the Thunder Maxim smoothly.

The fact that he was able to obtain the Thunder Maxim so easily stumped even rlin himself. In an instant, the terrifying and suffocating aura in the chamber subsided.

At a glance, it might have seed easy for rlin to obtain the Maxim. However, the truth was, obtaining the Thunder Maxim required the combination of three volus of the Neverending Book, and possessing any individual volu would reveal nothing but false leads.

Thus, even after so many years, the only Wizard who had managed to compile all three volus was rlin. Furthermore, it was partly attributed to chance that he had managed to compile the three volus. Therefore, although it appeared simple for rlin to obtain the Thunder Maxim, it required a perfect alignnt of a series of circumstances to be able to smoothly obtain it.

The Thunder Maxim sat quietly in rlin’s Awareness. Although it had been deliberately left behind by the mysterious Legendary Wizard to be inherited by another Spell Caster, due to the unique nature of Maxims, its power would not be able to be used by anyone besides a Legend.

Nevertheless, this Thunder Maxim also contained a ssage. Inside the Thunder Maxim was a ssage from Wizard Saitu, the mysterious Legend who left behind the three volus of the Neverending Book.

Wizard Saitu was a powerful Wizard who had achieved Legendary status through this Thunder Maxim. The purpose of him leaving behind this Maxim was attributed to his own impulsive behavior. If anyone managed to obtain this Thunder Maxim, the person would be able to go to a specific dinsion to search for Wizard Saitu. Then, upon passing Wizard Saitu’s test, the person would beco Wizard Saitu’s student.

rlin slowly opened his eyes. He had received all the information contained in the Thunder Maxim. He did not expect that this Wizard Saitu occupied a dinsion.

During the Spell Casters’ most glorious era, Legendary Wizards exiled the gods and began to step into other dinsions. One after another, the dinsions were occupied by Spell Casters. With the accumulation of large amounts of resources, countless powerful Wizards were able to be molded.

Therefore, so of the powerful Legendary Wizards occupied one or more dinsions. Wizard Saitu was obviously a powerful Wizard who occupied his own dinsion.

However, many years had passed since then, and even the Molta Empire had collapsed and beca nothing but a drop in the endless flowing river of history. There were no longer any Legendary Wizards left in the Glorious Land. In addition, it was unknown whether this Wizard Saitu was still alive.

rlin took a deep breath and said slowly, “This discovery about the dinsion is still far from my reach. The most important problem to solve is this ticking ti-bomb, the fourth form of the Darkness Eye. It’s most unfortunate that despite obtaining this Thunder Maxim, I can only temporarily delay but not eradicate the backlash from the fourth form of Darkness Eye!

In order to control the fourth form of Darkness Eye, rlin would have to wait until he leveled-up to a Seventh-level Wizard where his Mind Power had undergone a transformation and had constructed a Seventh-level Darkness-type spell. Only then, would he be able to subdue the fourth form of Darkness Eye.

Before that, even with the power of the Maxim, all the Maxim could do was suppress the fourth form of Darkness Eye. Additionally, to keep it constantly suppressed would require steady consumption of the Maxim. If the fourth form of Darkness Eye was wielded, then it would consu even more of the Maxim to suppress its backlash.

Therefore, upon obtaining the Thunder Maxim, the first thought that ca to rlin’s mind was not to derive new Fifth-level spells but to check how long would it be able to suppress the fourth form of Darkness Eye.

According to rlin’s analysis which was based on the current consumption rate of existing Maxims used to suppress Darkness Eye, as long as he did not wield the fourth form of Darkness Eye frequently, the Thunder Maxim would be able to suppress Darkness Eye for another few decades.

The ti period of a few decades was probably nothing more than a snap of a finger to most average Spell Casters but in rlin’s eyes, it was a relatively long ti.

This was because from the ti rlin first ca into contact with spells up to his present level, his growth had taken less than a decade. Thus, a few decades were enough for rlin to make earth-shattering changes.

“Fuh...”

rlin exhaled deeply. With the Thunder Maxim, he could temporarily stop worrying about the backlash of Darkness Eye. Based on the current growth pace of rlin’s Mind Power, a few decades would be enough for him to beco a Seventh-level Spell Caster.

However, the only remaining concern was how to derive new spells. Regardless of Fifth-, Sixth- or Seventh-level spells, they all required large amounts of Maxim to be derived.

As a result of the divinity, rlin’s Mind Power had achieved the peak of Sixth-level, so he was able to construct a number of Fifth-level spells. Due to the scarcity of Maxim, however, he was considering whether he should first use so of the power from the Thunder Maxim to derive so spells and beco a Fifth-level Spell Caster as soon as possible.

However, with much consideration, rlin temporarily set aside the idea to use the Thunder Maxim to derive Fifth-level spells. After all, the Thunder Maxim had been difficult to obtain, and thus, he should not simply exhaust it.

Perhaps, this was also the final Maxim that rlin would be able to find. Hence, it was most important to use it to suppress Darkness Eye.

As for the derivation of new Fifth-level spells, rlin could take a closer look at the Matrix in the future, whether it could only derive new spell using Maxims.

If it was possible to leverage on other kinds of powers to derive new spells, then rlin would no longer have to worry about the scarcity of Maxim. Regardless, all of these will require more ti to ponder.

“Swish”.

rlin left the chamber and flew out of the passage.

“Master!”

Wizards Ernie and Watson quickly flew before rlin while Puppet Number Three walked chanically to rlin’s side.

“Did anyone co here?”

rlin asked slowly.

“Master, the Mill clan seems to revere your power, so they did not dare send anyone else here.” Wizard Ernie reported with a tinge of pride. Earlier on, rlin had casually slain three Seventh-level Wizards who were even more powerful than Ernie and Watson. While this shocked Wizard Ernie to no end, he was also sowhat thankful.

As long as they tried their best to follow after rlin and gave their best, even as slaves, they would definitely reap so benefits from him. rlin was already so powerful right now and would likely beco even more powerful in the future. So, following a powerful Wizard would not humiliate their statuses as Seventh-level Wizards.

The principles of Spell Casters in Subzero Snowfield differed greatly from those who had matured in peaceful environnts. In Subzero Snowfield, they abided by “the survival of the fittest” rule, so following after a powerful Wizard was not considered shaful in the least.

A strange glimr flashed in rlin’s eyes, and a smile appeared on his lips. “No one ca? Even though the Mill clan did not co, I have so questions to ask them!”

Upon finishing his words, rlin’s figure rose into the sky and flew toward the foot of the mountain. Ernie and the others exchanged a look with one another and quickly followed behind him, flying toward the Mill clan at the foot of the mountain.