Chapter 269
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In Zhang Jue's SCP world, magicians were divided into the following levels according to their strength:
Apprentice Magician (No Level), Beginner Magician (Level 1-3), Intermediate Magician (Level 4-6), Advanced Magician (Level 7-8), Great Magician (Level 9), Magister (Level 10), and Saint Magister (Level 11).
Below Intermediate Magician was a level that could be reached through hard work. As long as one was diligent, this wasn't a problem.
But from Advanced Magician to Advanced Magician, it depended on one's talent.
Some people could only hover between Level 6 and Level 7 for their entire life, becoming an Intermediate Magician.
But this wasn't them, because these people were the backbone of the magician army.
If one could reach Advanced Magician (Level 7-8), they could become teachers in magic academies, teaching and educating people, and nurturing the next generation of magicians.
And compared to those above, those who could reach Great Magician (Level 9) were all geniuses among geniuses. It was a height that countless magicians couldn't reach in their entire lives.
They could release large-scale magic with terrifying destructive power, which could wipe out an army in an instant.
You might think that this was amazing, but above them, there were two more levels: Magister and Saint Magister.
To reach these two levels, the requirements were very harsh. In the thousand years since the establishment of the Magician Association, there weren't many people who could reach this level.
Magister and Saint Magister's mental strength and magic power had already undergone a qualitative change. They could instantly release and silently release some low and middle level magic.
And the most terrifying thing was that they could use some magic that other magicians couldn't use: Forbidden Spells.
The so-called Forbidden Spell was a type of magic that was forbidden or restricted due to its great power and influence. It could easily destroy a city or even a country.
Magicians who could release Forbidden Spells were respectfully called Magister.
Under normal circumstances, Forbidden Spells took a long time to cast and usually required the protection of guards.
And because Forbidden Spells required too much magic power, a Magister would fall into a weakened state after releasing Forbidden Spells, and wouldn't be able to release a second spell for several years.
Since the beginning of history, there weren't more than ten people who reached the level of Magister. It could be said that they were as rare as phoenix feathers and unicorn horns.
As for Saint Magister, they were magicians who could continuously release Forbidden Spells.
For a thousand years, only the founder of the Magician Association, Lord Merlin, could do this.
But he had already passed away long ago.
Other than those monsters with long lifespans, no one else had seen his style.
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Let's cut the chatter and get back to the topic at hand.
This old man, Alfred, that the BOC had invited, was a genuine magus.
As the former president of the Sorcerer's Association, he knew all the forbidden spells of water, fire, earth, wood, ice, lightning, darkness, and light.
There was only one purpose for him to come here.
With the destructive power of the forbidden spell, it only managed to kill Jahn.
Alfreid was already more than 180 years old. Even in terms of a mage's lifespan, he was already in his twilight years.
Regardless of the result of releasing the Forbidden Spell this time, his cultivation would be greatly reduced, and his life might even be in danger.
However, he no longer cared. If he could make one last contribution to humanity, he would not hesitate to die on the spot.
Jahn was now in a weakened state and couldn't move.
This was the best time to release the Forbidden Spell.
He had been waiting for this moment.
The magicians formed a circle around Alfreid to protect him.
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