There was no way the deity of Gosh would allow a human wizard to contact Abel alone. The few groups of worgens he had sent out had all failed. Even the most powerful wolf rider captain of Flaurling had died in Bakong City.
If it weren't for those failures and the fact that the two treasures were too precious, there was no way the intermediate deity of Gosh would personally come to the human world to find a chance to capture Abel. Originally, the worgens had successfully killed Abel, so they didn't dare to take his treasures. However, human wizards were different. Once the treasures were in their hands, there was no way they could take them back.
Abel's heart began to thump as he followed behind Wizard Moreton. It felt like some kind of danger was approaching. He hadn't been an elite Knight for a long time, so he didn't know much about his ability to sense danger. At that moment, all he could do was look around and try to find the source of the danger. However, this was the Wizard Union branch. Most wizards could threaten his life, so his senses were greatly limited here.
Wizard Moreton sensed Abel had slowed down his pace, so he turned around and asked with concern, "Abel, what's wrong?"
"It's nothing, teacher." Abel shook his head and dismissed the perception in his mind.
Abel quickened his pace to catch up with Wizard Moreton. As he walked through the middle of the hall, he was attracted by a wall surrounded by wizards. The wall was filled with words, and they were constantly scrolling.
"That's the mission board. From now on, you can directly use your wizard badge in the teleportation circle of the magic tower to hand over your mission." Wizard Moreton saw Abel was looking at the crowd, so he turned around and explained softly.
"Why are these wizards taking missions here? Isn't it more convenient in the magic tower?" Abel asked in confusion.
"Not all wizards want to be trapped in one place. Many wizards travel around in search of a chance to level up through constant battles." Wizard Moreton replied.
"Then how do these wizards meditate?" Abel asked. Without a magic tower, and without a Dark World full of mana, how were these wizards going to train?
Wizard Morton explained as he walked, "You still have too little contact with the Wizard World. You have only seen a small part of the Wizard World. This world is very big, so big that you can't even imagine it. There are many ways for wizards to practice. Mana gathering circles and hunting for fresh crystal cores are the most common meditation methods for wizards. Fresh crystal cores are especially helpful for a wizard's meditation. If it wasn't for the fact that crystal cores take two hours to condense, a wizard's strength would increase even faster."
Crystal cores taking 2 hours to condense might be a problem for other people, but for Abel, it was not a problem at all. The Hradik cube and personal storage box could even stop the process of an explosion.
His training speed was too slow. When Abel was growing up as a Knight, he constantly enjoyed the thrill of leveling up. However, when he was training as a wizard, he felt that his training speed was extremely slow. Maybe other people thought he was a genius, and his training speed was extremely scary, but Abel knew in his heart that even though he had 10 more days of training every night than a normal wizard, it actually took him more than 3 years to level up from rank 1 to rank 3.
If other wizards knew what Abel was thinking, they would have wanted to strangle him to death. What was 3 years to a wizard? Many wizards with a strong background had been taking 'constitution potions' since they were young, so they could start training as a wizard at the age of 10. Being able to level up to rank 2 in 3 years was already considered a genius.
Take Carlos for example. Carlos had been training with Wizard Moreton since he was young. He only reached rank 3 when he was 20 years old, and he had been meditating for 10 years. Camille's situation was very similar to Carlos. They were originally trained by Wizard Moreton as his disciples. If Abel didn't appear, they would basically be the last disciples of Wizard Moreton.
"Abel, we're here. Don't worry, Wizard Blight won't be too hard on you." Wizard Moreton looked at Abel, who was still thinking about random things. He thought he was still worried about the exam, so he couldn't help but smile and comfort him.
"Yes, teacher!" Abel calmed himself down and said.
In front of them was a door with a magic circle engraved on it. Wizard Moreton stepped aside and said, "According to the rules, you have to open this door yourself. After that, we will be able to see the exam wizard."
Abel nodded and placed his hand on the door. The magic circle on the door flashed, and he could feel his mana being drained. Afterward, the door began to slowly open on its own.
"Let's go. This door can be opened by any rank 3 wizard. Let's go!" Wizard Moreton was not surprised at all. He gently patted Abel's shoulder and said.
There was only one table in room 3. A wizard in a white robe was sitting behind the table. When he saw Wizard Moreton, he stood up and stepped forward to greet him with enthusiasm.
"Welcome, Wizard Moreton!" To Abel and Wizard Moreton's surprise, Wizard Blight was very polite to Wizard Moreton. He crossed his arms in front of his chest and gave a wizard salute.
Wizard Moreton also returned a wizard salute and said, "Wizard Blight, please do the exam for my disciple!"
Crossing your arms in front of your chest so that the other party could see your hands, and bowing slightly was a common wizard greeting. It meant to tell the other party that your hands were in a place where you could see them, that you were not a threat, and that you were in a friendly relationship.
"So this is your disciple?" Wizard Blight looked up and down at Abel and said with a smile, "Actually, it doesn't matter if I do the exam or not. I can feel that your disciple has already completed the rank 3 rune drawing."
When Abel heard this, his heart was filled with joy. He thought the exam was over, but Wizard Moreton looked at Wizard Blight with a dull expression and quietly waited for him to continue.
As expected, Wizard Blight continued, "But according to the rules of the Wizard Union, I want to arrange a novice wizard to battle with your disciple to determine his mastery of spells in battle."
"Then you can arrange it!" Wizard Moreton nodded and said. There was such a rule, but it was usually just a formality. If Wizard Blight specifically mentioned this rule, he was afraid there would be some trouble.
Wizard Blight smiled and said, "Wizard Moreton, unfortunately, the novice wizards who are going to participate in the exam are not here today. How about this, can you come back tomorrow?"
Wizard Morton thought to himself. As expected, Wizard Blight was trying to make things difficult for him. Originally, it was just a formality test, but Wizard Blight had forcefully delayed it until tomorrow. However, he couldn't refute because Wizard Blight was indeed following the rules.
"Then we'll come back tomorrow morning. Will there be any novice wizards participating in the exam?" Wizard Moreton looked at Wizard Blight and said in a low voice.
"Of course, don't worry. Come here tomorrow morning during working hours, and I'll arrange it for you immediately!" Wizard Blight replied with certainty.
"Abel, let's go then," Wizard Moreton said to Abel without saying anything more, "Let's go then, Abel."
By this point, Abel understood that although Wizard Blight was polite on the surface, he was really trying to make things difficult for the two of them. He was a little angry in his heart, but he had nowhere to vent it.
When he left, Abel walked past the mission board again, and a message appeared in front of his eyes.
Mission number: 388
Mission requirement: Soul catching grass
Mission time: Unlimited
Mission reward: 100 stalks for 1 credit point, unlimited
Unfortunately, the bag of soul catching grass was thrown into Abel's Kong Kong spirit portal bag, so he couldn't take it out here. After he wrote down the mission number, he followed Wizard Moreton out of the Wizard Union lobby.
"Teacher, are we not going back today?" Abel saw Wizard Moreton leaving the Wizard Union branch and asked.
"Just stay here today and come back tomorrow morning. This place is not bad, you can learn a thing or two." Said Wizard Moreton with a smile.
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