Chapter 367: Chapter 82 Abyss Hybrid
Ti quickly passed, and before they knew it, the day for the completion of the Wizard Tower had arrived.
After confirming with Tosio, Richard imdiately packed up his own belongings in the laboratory, preparing to move to his new ho.
“Hey, Richard, where are you going?”
Richard hurried out of the laboratory and ran into a wizard who greeted him.
This wizard’s body was stout like an iron tower, his robust muscles paired with skin that shimred with a tallic luster, which reminded Richard of a supporting character—Hercules—in a movie he had seen in his previous life.
“Long ti no see, Stio. My Wizard Tower has been completed, and I plan to move there,” Richard replied with a smile.
Stio, like Richard, was a Three Rings Wizard. However, unlike Richard, he was a bona fide Three Rings Wizard who had fought his way up on his own.
Legend had it that he beca a Three Rings Wizard in a near-death battle.
Over the past two years, Richard had been living opposite him, and since both were Three Rings Wizards, they were quite familiar with each other.
“The Wizard Tower is completed?” Stio was taken aback, but then he congratulated him with a smile, “Congratulations.
Indeed, as a Three Rings Wizard, you always staying in the test zone isn’t really suitable.”
“Why not co over for a visit?” Richard invited.
Stio shook his head regretfully, “So other day. I can’t leave the laboratory these next few months.”
Seeing Stio refuse, Richard didn’t insist and directly said, “Alright then, be sure to co over when you have ti.”
“Definitely, definitely.”
Upon leaving the Academy, a biting chill mixed with snow and ice hit him in the face.
Richard did nothing, yet an Airflow Barrier appeared in front of him, blocking the wind and snow.
He took out the map, confird his direction, and then transford into a stream of light, flying towards the distance.
…
On the tundra, Tosio stood quietly outside the Wizard Tower with the construction team of wizards, waiting for Richard to arrive.
As a stream of light fell, Tosio imdiately went to et him.
“President.”
The light faded to reveal Richard’s figure.
Richard greeted Tosio, then imdiately fixed his gaze on the black tower before him.
This Wizard Tower was not very tall, with only six floors including the small room at the top. However, Richard, who had seen its design, knew that these six floors were just the surface.
The real spacious areas of the Wizard Tower were underground.
Besides this main tower, Tosio had also built three shorter auxiliary towers.
These auxiliary towers, as per Richard’s directive, had no alchemy equipnt installed yet, so they were currently empty shells.
But if he followed the design, these three auxiliary towers would be equipped with a large amount of Alchemy Weapons and Shield Generators.
For Richard now, that was too naïve.
“Not bad, Tosio, you’ve built it well,” Richard turned around and praised. But imdiately after, he shifted his gaze to the outskirts of the Wizard Tower.
“But what’s with these houses? This doesn’t look like the scale of a little city that can accommodate twenty or thirty thousand people.”
According to Tosio’s plan, there should have been a small city capable of housing twenty or thirty thousand people around the Wizard Tower, as a pilot for establishing a Mortal Kingdom in the future.
However, from what Richard observed, this city could house at least one hundred thousand people.
That was more than double what they had initially agreed upon.
“Ah…” Tosio chuckled awkwardly, “Do you rember when I told you that I had ordered too much material?
You told to handle it myself, and I thought since you, the president, plan to expand this city, why not build more houses.”
Richard stroked his chin. Tosio indeed had ntioned this to him. But at that ti, he was busy with experints and hadn’t paid much attention to over a hundred Magic Essences worth of material.
“Alright, what you’ve done is good,” Richard finalized, “Let’s go inside.”
The group entered the Wizard Tower, where the first floor remained as the reception hall.
Reliefs, tapestries, paintings… the reception hall looked less like a wizard’s and more like a room belonging to a Mortal Noble.
However, this was purely because Richard, when it ca to decoration, had left it all up to Tosio to decide.
There was nothing remarkable about the above-ground part; most of the Wizard Tower had the sa design.
Richard briefly inspected the other floors via the stairs and then arrived at the entrance to the basent.
The underground section was the highlight.
In novels about mad wizards, which use such wizards as models, the high tower of the mad wizard always housed a dungeon containing many terrifying creatures.
In reality, very few wizards built dungeons; describing their constructions as basents was more appropriate.
The underground space in Richard’s Wizard Tower was particularly extensive, nearly as large as a standard soccer field.
At the central part of the basent was a structure resembling a column, which was intended for the placent of the Power Furnace.
It was currently acting as a storage room.
Aside from the equipnt level, there were three usable floors.
Richard took a tour in the underground, nodding his head in satisfaction.
“Not bad, you’ve been thoughtful. Leave the Power Furnace issue to .”
Tosio bowed slightly, “Yes, President.”
After the completion of the Wizard Tower, Tosio left with the construction crew, leaving the Extre North, not worried at all about any problems with his construction.
This confidence stemd from his trust in the quality of his work and a significant reason being that Richard was an Alchemy Wizard.
Indeed, aside from the planning, building the Wizard Tower and even the entire city was not a problem for Richard.
However, Richard’s construction would be very slow, and he might need to redo it.
After moving into the Wizard Tower, Richard opened the Secret Realm, allowing the Fire Lizard to move his experintal equipnt out of the Secret Realm.
Shortly after reopening the Secret Realm, Richard brought the Fire Lizard back from the Red Sun World.
After arranging the laboratory, Richard looked at the brand new lab and couldn’t help but smile.
He took out a Communication Crystal Ball from his pocket and sent the news of the Wizard Tower’s completion to Ali.
Soon, Ali replied to him.
“I’m coming over now, prepare your lab, there seems to be sothing wrong with my body.”
Seeing Ali’s ssage, Richard frowned slightly.
“Problem?”
…
A month later, Ali arrived at the Wizard Tower.
In the laboratory, Richard looked at Ali, who was burning up, and rubbed his temples with a headache.
“What exactly did you do?”
Ali’s condition was strange; her body temperature exceeded forty degrees, and her body cells were hyperactive. Veins faintly erged under her skin.
“How would I know,” Ali said a bit wronged, “I’ve been studying the sa things for the past two years, nothing has really changed.
God knows how it turned out this way.”
Richard inserted several probes into Ali’s body. Soon, Ali’s body information was transmitted to the Crystal Ball.
The more Richard read, the stranger his expression beca.
Ali, noticing Richard’s expression, asked nervously, “What’s wrong with my body?”
Richard said with a weird expression, “Ali, your physical condition… resembles being in heat.”
“In heat!!!”
Ali couldn’t believe it, and imdiately, a flush of red clouded her cheeks.
She shouted indignantly, “Look again, I’ve never had this issue before!”
Richard checked several more tis, sure about his conclusion. The estrogen levels inside Ali indeed reached a peak, similar to an animal in heat.
“The conclusion is correct,” Richard said with a strange expression, “Don’t you feel it yourself?”
Ali glared at Richard and said through gritted teeth, “What reaction do you expect to have!”
For wizards, physical desires had minimal impact on them.
So Soul Wizards could even abstract their thoughts, viewing these sensations from a third-party perspective.
Under such circumstances, even pain could be considered a form of pleasure, a novel experience.
“Don’t be angry, don’t be angry,” Richard laughed, “This must be caused by the Bloodline you rged with. It didn’t appear before possibly due to insufficient strength or certain conditions not allowing it.
Since it doesn’t affect your reasoning, just let it be, and after so ti…”
Suddenly, a Space Rift opened beside Richard, and Ulysses flew out of it.
“Richard, those Fire Lizards want to… Abyss scum!”
Ulysses scread at the sight of Ali, erupting with a formidable pressure.
Under this pressure, even Richard trembled, not to ntion Ali, who was the main target.
“Ulysses!”
Richard’s deep voice brought Ulysses out of his reactive state.
Ulysses quickly withdrew the pressure and apologized to Ali, “Sorry, sorry, I got a bit reactive.”
Then he flew to Richard’s shoulder, communicating through Spiritual ssages:
“What did this woman do? Why do I sense the Abyss scum on her, has the Abyss reached here?”
As a World Master of the Gods Civilization, he had a very acute sense of the Abyss.
“Just wait, let collect a sample.”
Richard approached Ali, whose high fever had subsided, leaving her in a state resembling suspended animation.
He tapped her cheek to wake her from the state.
Upon opening her eyes, Ali clutched her chest, gasping for air, “Richard, your pet is terrifying! Is this what third-level creatures are?”
Richard didn’t explain, rely took out a syringe and extracted a vial of blood from Ali’s body.
However, upon contact with the blood, Ulysses beca confused.
“This… This doesn’t sll like those Abyss scum.”
“That’s proper,” Richard said indifferently, “The Bloodline Ali rged with is from a Giant Dragon and another unknown creature from the Otherworld.
And that Otherworld creature, it seems, is what you call an Abyss Demon.”
“This is indeed sothing those Abyss scum would do,” Ulysses pondered, “Those scum, besides fighting and eating, spend the rest of their ti mating.
Their tastes are quite varied; I’ve even seen an Abyss Mixed Blood Stone Giant. Given how a Giant Dragon looks, it might be considered beautiful by their standards.”
As biological weapons left by Pioneers, the aesthetic of a Giant Dragon could be appreciated by any creature following Physique Evolution.
“Giant Dragon…”
Richard suddenly fell into thought, then approached Ali again and scanned her body with spiritual power.
Soon afterward, his face revealed a strange expression.
“So that’s it, Ali, you’re not in heat, you’re entering the Giant Dragon’s pseudopregnancy period.”
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