Mu Ningxue never thought she would be recruited by the same team that was trying to hunt down the Emperor of the Southernmost Continent …
It was obvious that the Forbidden Spell Society had also received the same letter.
Mu Ningxue was in a difficult position.
"Ningxue, it's from the Five Continents Alliance. Every registered Mage has to obey the summons unconditionally. But don't worry, I've already talked to Mr. Wei Guang about it. Even though the Magic Association can't reject the Five Continents Alliance, they have sent a team to protect you. Wei Guang is the leader of the team," Mu Linsheng whispered to Mu Ningxue.
When reading the letter, Mu Ningxue knew the "fake" words of the Alliance were meaningless. She could not reject the summons when she became a Mage and joined the Magic Association. It was similar to serving in the military. It was an obligation and a duty.
However, ordinary people would not receive the summons. After all, there were so many Mages in the world …
"Get ready, we'll head out now. We can't afford to waste any time," Wei Guang said to Mu Ningxue.
Mu Ningxue did not respond.
She needed to verify the information. She had a lot of doubts too.
…
"President Song He, I've received a conscription letter from the Five Continents Magic Association Alliance." Mu Ningxue called the dean of the Imperial Capital. She had to ask for the details. She could not afford to set off recklessly.
"Oh, I'm aware of it. You don't want to go, do you? "Dean Song He said.
"Not really, but even if I can't reject it, I still need to know why I'm being recruited?" Mu Ningxue asked.
"I've asked around. It's mainly because of your Innate Talent. They must be looking for a Mage with the Innate Ice Element. They won't tell you what they want you to do," Dean Song He said.
"Who should I trust when I'm there?" Mu Ningxue asked again.
"Believe in yourself, Ningxue. There are indeed a lot of suspicious points about the recruitment, but the letter is from the Sacred City, the highest Magic Association of the five continents. Even if they are recruiting the Chairman, he still has to go. You have to make your own decisions about what you will encounter and what will happen," Dean Song He said seriously.
"I understand. Thank you, Dean," Mu Ningxue said.
Mu Ningxue asked a few more people, but they did not know much. It was obvious that the people from the Holy City and the Magic Association of the Five Continents would not reveal too much information so easily.
This was indeed somewhat helpless.
Mu Ningxue was a little confused by the sudden call to go to the most terrifying forbidden land for humans — Antarctica.
…
Initially, Mu Ningxue planned to tell Mo Fan about it, but on second thought, she felt that it was not very appropriate. She simply left a letter so that Mo Fan would know where she was going when he came out of seclusion.
It was not that Mu Ningxue did not want to disturb Mo Fan's important cultivation, but the outcome would be very complicated if she told Mofan about it.
First of all, she could not refuse the recruitment order. Refusing would mean violating the Magic Convention. She could not possibly go against the Magic Association of the Five Continents.
Secondly, after telling Mofan, Mofan would not let her go alone.
He had to interrupt her cultivation halfway and accompany her to Antarctica. Mu Ningxue could not bear to let Mofan accompany her to Antarctica after the battle in Magic City.
Mu Ningxue told the others not to disturb Mo Fan's cultivation. She packed a few things and set off.
According to the Forbidden Spell Society's arrangement, she would first arrive in South America. She would depart from Argentina in South America and travel across the ocean to Antarctica.
The Forbidden Spell Society allowed Mu Ningxue to bring a few people with her, but Mu Ningxue did not allow anyone to accompany her. Mu Ningxue knew very well what kind of place Antarctica was. Mu Ningxue had no idea what would happen there.
Luckily, the Ice Crystal Bow had completed its form. Otherwise, Mu Ningxue would feel very uneasy.
Her current cultivation was insignificant compared to the group that was going against the Emperor of the Southernmost Continent and the forbidden land for humans in Antarctica.
…
As a matter of fact, Antarctica was even more mysterious than Tianshan Mountain. To any Ice Mage, the primordial scenery of the icy mountains was like a huge sacred residence for them to cultivate in.
Some special Ice Mages had once published articles about the harsh environment in the Southernmost Continent, attracting the attention of many people who pursued the ultimate path of Magic.
The Southernmost Continent was like gold to Ice Mages. It had an inexhaustible supply of Ice Magic. Only in a forbidden land like that could one surpass the limits of human cultivation and become a true Forbidden Mage.
It was extremely dangerous, yet extremely desirable. As an Ice Mage, Mu Ningxue had heard similar rumors more than once. However, for a long time, Mu Ningxue had always scoffed at the fake theories.
There were always some people in the world who liked to be unconventional and liked to express their extraordinariness. Who knew how many people who had stepped into the Southernmost Land had disappeared without a trace, and how many people's bones had been frozen under the ice that was dozens of meters thick?
Cultivating the Ice Element …
That was only possible if one was strong enough.
Otherwise, they would only be digging their own graves.
…
"Antarctica has the power of Ice Invasion. If each of us is compared to a hundred degrees of hot water, then standing in Antarctica is like putting hot water in a freezer. The temperature will drop over time. When the water reaches zero degrees and starts to freeze, that's when our lives come to an end." The old Mage, Wang Shuo, told everyone about the harsh conditions in Antarctica before they set off.
Ice Invasion was a process of exhausting a person's life force bit by bit.
Furthermore, this exhaustion would affect the ability of every Mage. Their strength would be reduced accordingly, and this applied to Mages of all levels.
It was not because of their high cultivation that the Ice Invasion would be less effective. Even Forbidden Mages would be affected by the Ice Invasion once they set foot in Antarctica …
This was why Antarctica was known as the forbidden land for humans.
Antarctica was extremely harmful to human Mages, let alone ordinary people. The place rejected humans, and as soon as they set foot in Antarctica, they would be poisoned with a slow-acting poison!
"There's also the creatures in Antarctica. Their strength greatly surpasses the sea monsters. They are around five times stronger than the demon beasts on land. Therefore, when you see a Commander-level or Ruler-level creature, don't lower your guard!" Wang Shuo added.
"You're heading to Antarctica, right?" Wei Guang asked seriously.
"I was young and naive … sigh, that's the price I paid for my leg. Luckily, I managed to keep my life," Wang Shuo knocked his left knee with his cane and said with a wry smile.
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