Chapter 522: The Strongest Team of Six!
Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation
“Wizard rlin!”
A clear, cold voice ca from behind rlin. He turned around and saw a familiar figure. It was Wizard Saturn.
“Wizard Saturn? You’re about to go on an adventure mission too?”
Upon seeing Wizard Saturn, rlin naturally thought of how Wizard Saturn had reached the eleventh floor of the Mind Tower. He must have enjoyed the sweet taste of progress, and wished to earn so Adventure points.
However, Wizard Saturn shook his head. “No, I ca here expressly to look for you.”
“Look for ?”
Saturn glanced around, then said gutturally, “We’ll talk outside.”
Following that, rlin tailed behind Saturn, leaving the Mission Tower. When they were outside, Saturn said aningfully, “Wizard rlin, Arcane City has assigned a mission to us, the newest batch of Potential Wizards. As long as we complete the mission, we’ll get two thousand and five hundred Adventure points.”
“Arcane City has actually given us a mission automatically with such a rich prize? It mustn’t be that easy.”
rlin was rather tempted indeed, but it was surely not so easy to get two thousand and five hundred Adventure points, so there must be a certain level of risk. Wizard Saturn did not deny this and nodded softly. “This mission is rather special indeed and is only suitable for us. As for the mission itself, there’s a level of difficulty, and might possibly be dangerous. Still, with such a huge reward, the risk would be worth it.”
Saturn’s words really roused rlin. Indeed, such a generous reward would be worth the risk. Moreover, rlin had spent half the day wandering around the Mission Tower. Missions with high Adventure points were available but those were too difficult and could not be completed by rlin at this point.
As for those which were slightly simpler with only a hundred or two Adventure points, rlin might be confident in completing them but it would still take up a certain amount of ti. Furthermore, by relying on these missions to obtain the necessary amount of Adventure points for purchasing the four casting components of the God-Binding Disc would take an unknown period of ti.
“Tell , what’s the mission exactly?”
After a long pause, rlin seed to arrive at a decision. He was leaning toward accepting the mission. After all, two thousand and five hundred Adventure points was a rich reward that was rarely seen in missions.
Nonetheless, before that, rlin had to be sowhat cautious, to first understand what the mission was.
Saturn’s expression was as aloof as ever as he explained, “This mission is rather complicated to explain. Let’s go, I’ll bring you to et the others. It’s not just the two of us on this mission.”
With that, Saturn brought rlin to his residence, and as they walked, he told rlin in detail about this mission.
Saturn ntioned again that the mission was special, only appropriate for rlin and the rest. Of course, there was a reason behind this. rlin slowly learned that within the countless dinsions in the Void Zone, besides the Spell Caster civilization, there were foreign tribes of an unknown number.
There were perhaps unique civilizations in each of the dinsions but the majority of these civilizations were confined to one dinsion for they did not have the ability to set foot in the Void Zone.
As for the Spell Caster civilization, they had broken free of their dinsion and traversed the Void Zone, in addition to controlling tens of thousands of dinsions. As a result, they had beco one of the strongest civilizations within the Void Zone.
Of course, in the vast, boundless Void Zone, it was surely not just the Spell Casters who broke free of their dinsion. There were other civilizations such as that mysterious dinsion which waged an explosive war against Spell Casters, and civilizations whose beings were entirely different from Spell Casters. Their capabilities were on par with the Spell Caster civilization or even stronger.
As the Spell Caster civilization had produced three Ultimate Arcane Wizards and countless Legends, it finally won a place among the vast Void Zone. Nonetheless, it could not be considered the strongest. There were so foreign tribes with inherent differences from the Spell Caster civilization that were more or less at the sa level.
When there were differences, there was bound to be conflict. Among the foreign tribes, the one which was currently in tense relations with the rest was the Rock Tribe.
The Rock Tribe was not living beings. They were a relatively formidable foreign civilization which had previously had so conflicts with the Spell Casters. However, after both sides had generally understood their opponent’s strength, they no longer carried out wide-scale attacks but instead tried to restrain each other.
Nonetheless, in a few dinsions nearby both civilizations, the two sides were battling through overt and covert ans. In one of these dinsions, both sides had agreed that fighters above the level of Great Wizard were not allowed to enter the Seely dinsion. This agreent had lasted for a millennium.
However, in recent tis, subtle developnts had taken place in the Seely Dinsion. Arcane City suspected that contenders which were at the level of the Rock Tribe’s Great Wizards had infiltrated the Seely Dinsion, noticeably plotting sothing.
In light of security considerations, Arcane City had decided to send Wizards into the Seely Dinsion to ascertain whether the Rock Tribe was up to anything. Spell Casters who were Great Wizards or higher were naturally too sensitive hence they were not allowed to enter. As for average Spell Casters, they might not be of much use.
Therefore, only these freakishly, perversely powerful Spell Casters of Arcane City, who did not have high levels or significant influence, and who would go unnoticed would be best suited to investigate the Seely Dinsion.
They just had to learn what the Rock Tribe was plotting in the Seely Dinsion, then return to Arcane City, and their mission was considered complete.
rlin listened to Wizard Saturn’s explanation wordlessly. He had a more definitive understanding of this mission. It turned out that besides the Spell Caster civilization, there were foreign tribes that were on par with the Spell Casters.
rlin had not seen such tribes, and while he was curious, he was also analyzing the potential dangers of this mission. In fact, this mission seed rather simple but contained certain risks as the Seely Dinsion laid between the Rock Tribe and the Spell Caster civilization. Although no Great Wizards from either side would dare to enter the dinsion openly, there must have been an unknown number of surreptitious infiltrations throughout the thousand years.
This dinsion had beco a buffer zone of the covert and overt battle between the Rock Tribe and the Spell Casters. If the Rock Tribe was really plotting sothing, rlin and the rest were very likely to be discovered if they went in and investigated. It followed that they would have to confront the fighters who were stealthily hiding in the Seely Dinsion, who probably may be comparable to Great Wizards.
At that point, even rlin, Saturn and the rest, who were each Demonic geniuses, would be in great danger.
“Wizard Saturn, are you confident that we’ll co out of the Seely Dinsion in one piece?”
rlin could not help but ask. He saw that Saturn bore an unperturbed manner, his face calm and composed as if he did not think that this mission would be that dangerous.
“There’s no guarantee of that but this is why I’ve gathered all of you. If we really encounter a fighter from the Rock Tribe, the combined abilities of all six of us will surely be enough to contend against them!”
Saturn’s tone was firm and decisive and full of certainty. The six individuals he spoke of were Rael and the rest from that past match.
Rael, Seddon, and Olga – these three were Potential Wizards without backgrounds. Adding to this was rlin, Saturn, and Vic. The six of them were the strongest team of six within this batch of Potential Wizards.
All six were truly geniuses among geniuses. With everyone put together, they were able to take on anyone at the level of a Great Wizard. It was not surprising that Saturn was confident in completing this mission.
After a long mont, rlin nodded seriously. “For two thousand and five hundred Adventure points, it’s worth the risk!”
rlin had decided. At the sa ti, the rest nodded as well. Perhaps they had so reservations in their hearts but with two thousand and five hundred Adventure points dangling before them, no one would refuse.
Therefore, the strongest six of the newest batch of Potential Wizards in Arcane City joined forces temporarily for the sake of the mission, forming the strongest team of six.
With Rael and Saturn in the lead, the strongest team of six quickly left Arcane City, flying toward the Seely Dinsion in the far distance.
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