In the spacious basement, a faint light shone continuously.
Opening his eyes and feeling the changes in his body, Adil stood up and subconsciously looked at his status panel.
On the status panel, the original 50,000 world energy had shrunk greatly, and there were only about 4,000 world energy left.
"A single small metamorphosis cost me over 40,000 World Energy."
Looking at the remaining world energy in his body, Adil was speechless.
More than 40,000 Jie Energy was not a small number.
In the Fate World exclusive to Fatewalkers, even some things that involved level 4 existences would only require a few thousand world energy.
Over 40,000 world energy, even in the Fate World, was a huge amount of money. Apart from a few experienced people, very few people could afford it.
"After spending so much world energy, I wonder what kind of changes will there be."
Looking at the remaining world energy, Adil closed his eyes in Silence and felt the changes in his body.
After spending so much world energy, Adil's body did not change much, and it was no different from before.
What had changed was the core in the depths of his soul, which was also his shuttle ability.
As he immersed himself in it, very quickly, a bit of instinctive feedback came from the depths of his soul.
"Seems like … I have another option."
Feeling the feedback from the depths of his soul, Adil opened his eyes and was a bit surprised. "I can go without my main body?"
In the past, no matter what world it was, he had to go with his main body.
However, this time, after the evolution of his special ability, Adil was given a new option. He could let his soul travel alone and go to other worlds alone.
The benefits of this were very obvious.
Going to another world would bring him all kinds of dangers, and the most direct one was the rejection of the world.
Adil had already experienced this kind of rejection in the previous world, and it had put him in danger many times, and he almost couldn't make it back.
However, if he didn't use his main body and used his soul to travel, then he could avoid the rejection of the world.
Without the burden of his body, his soul would be able to travel to another world. Under the effect of the shuttle ability, he would instinctively find a suitable identity to hide in and give himself a suitable identity.
"This thing … why does it sound a bit strange?"
Adil slightly furrowed his brows as he sensed the message from the depths of his soul. He was somewhat speechless.
"Forget it, I still have some time. I'll find a chance to test it out later."
Thinking about the recent situation and looking at the remaining Realm Energy in his body, he shook his head and turned to leave the basement.
After leaving the basement, he quickly left his residence. Under the guidance of a few servants, he walked to a manor in the distance.
In the manor, there were a dozen or so people standing there, either holding farming tools or bows and arrows. They were all doing their own things.
"Sir, you're here." A voice came from the front. It sounded a little old.
Adil raised his head slightly and saw an old man in a white robe walking over from afar, holding a grey ironwood cane in his hand.
"I heard that you were looking for me?" He looked at the old man in the distance and said softly.
This old man was called Arad, the current patriarch of the Yarl family and the only level 3 acolyte in the family.
There were faint ripples of energy particles on the other party's body, indicating that he was a level 3 Acolyte. However, in Adil's eyes, he was nothing special.
"Yes."
Arad walked up to Adil and solemnly bowed to Adil, "Thank you for your care, sir."
"It's my duty." Looking at the old man, Adil lightly nodded, "Back then, my teacher asked me to take care of you."
"I heard." As if thinking of something, Arad softly sighed, his eyes filled with sorrow, "If Edith knew of your current achievements, she would definitely be very happy."
Hearing this, Adil fell silent.
Back when Uralto College had moved to the No Man's Land, Edith had gone with them as a teacher. There had been no news of her for many years.
Over the years, apart from asking about the Yarl family, he had also sent people to find out where Uralto College had moved. However, because the No Man's Land was too vast, there had been no concrete information.
After advancing to a rank 3 Sorcerer, he had thought of personally finding out where the academy had moved, but considering the current situation in the Mason region, he had not made a move.
Thinking about this, he temporarily put down the various matters at hand and chatted with the old man.
They talked for a long time, ranging from recent developments in various places to the history of the Yarl family, as well as what had happened to Edith back then.
From their conversation, Adil understood some of what had happened back then.
The Yarl family had not been weak back then. Even though there had not been many people, there had been official Sorcerers in the family, and they had been a medium-sized Sorcerer family in the Mason region.
What had happened back then was very simple; it was nothing more than a love and hatred between two young geniuses. Edith and one of the geniuses of the Yarl family had been very close, and they had called each other sisters, but they had become enemies in the end.
In the end, in just a few decades, the Yarl family had been targeted by others, and their power had gradually declined. That genius had also died.
Edith had gone far away to the northern region, from the Mason region to a small place like the northern region to develop. Finally, she had come to Uralto College to teach students.
A generation had passed just like that, and it was only when Uralto College had moved again and was about to leave this region that Edith had put down her burden and handed over her worries to her students to end.
Only today did Adil find the Yarl family member and fulfill his promise.
"Back then, when Lady Edith had a good relationship with us, she would often come to our family to stay temporarily and left behind many things."
The old man's arms trembled as he had people move out a large pile of things that had been arranged long ago, carefully placing them in front of Adil. "You are Lady Edith's student, so I will pass these things on to you."
Adil was silent, then nodded.
He looked at the pile of things at the side. There were a few small boxes, but they did not seem to contain much.
In the pile of things, Adil saw a jade carving.
There was nothing special about the jade carving, just that it was carved with two different people.
They were two young girls, dressed differently and dressed differently, but they looked equally beautiful and full of youthful vigor. They looked lifelike and full of charm.
One of them was Edith when she was young, while the other was most likely a good friend who had fallen out with Edith back then.
Silently accepting these things, Adil had people carve a spell formation on them, then used special magic artifacts to protect them to prevent them from being damaged further.
Apart from protection, there was actually another reason for doing this.
He wanted to find Edith and know how his teacher was doing. If there was a chance, he wanted to repay his teacher and the college.
These things were clues, and when he had enough power in the future, he might be able to use these things to lock onto Edith's current location and find her.
After thinking for a long time, he accepted these things. There was no longer any reason for him to stay here.
In the previous conversation, he had already properly dealt with this group of Yar people, preparing to send them to a manor not far from his residence, and then give them a large piece of land to live on.
This way, with Adil by his side, the safety of these people was more or less guaranteed.
After sorting out these things, he walked out and prepared to return to his residence, preparing to go to the next place.
In the next few days, there would be a witnessing ceremony, which was specially held by Kular for Adil to celebrate his advancement to a rank 2 Magus.
Because of the recent bad news everywhere, the news of this witnessing ceremony was very big.
After all, when bad news kept coming, this was a rare piece of good news. Not only could it divert the attention of many nobles, but it could also slightly boost everyone's morale. Naturally, it had to be well publicized.
"Looks like there are a lot of people."
At noon, surrounded by a group of guards, Adil walked into a spacious, large, and gorgeous palace, and then he was stunned.
Inside the hall, countless seats were arranged neatly, and at a glance, there were at least a thousand people.
There were men and women, all dressed in gorgeous clothes with exquisite faces. Many of them gave off a certain aura, either Knights or Magi.
This was not what surprised Adil. What surprised him was that there was a certain disharmonious aura coming from the crowd. Although it was hidden very well, to Adil it was as conspicuous as a torch in the darkness.
This was a ceremony specially held for him by the elven royal family. In order to show that they valued him, two important figures, Kasi Wang and Kular, were present. They should not have made such a low-level mistake.
"Have you found out?" A familiar, weathered voice sounded in his ear.
Adil raised his head, just in time to see Kular sitting on a silver throne at the end of the palace, wearing a silver robe and smiling at him.
He looked at Adil and nodded, encouraging him, "Just do as you think."
Adil instantly understood what he meant.
And so, surrounded by the surrounding guards, he quietly walked forward.
She took a step forward, and the crisp sound of her footsteps was exceptionally loud, attracting the gazes of everyone present.
Under everyone's expectant, excited, or fanatical gazes, Adil lightly walked forward.
Just like the scene from the bloodline trial, Adil slowly walked forward, and everything around him began to change.
Silver light illuminated the world, covering the entire palace and turning it into a sea of moonlight.
Within Adil's body, silver blood boiled and the core of his heart trembled. He no longer suppressed his nature, instead activating all of his power and completely awakening it.
A powerful bloodline majesty appeared at this moment. Walking through the palace, Adil seemed to have turned into the son of the Moon God, walking from the earth to the clouds and then from the clouds to the earth. His footsteps never stopped, and the moonlight never extinguished.
His appearance was handsome, and his entire body was enveloped in the moonlight. His entire body gave off a calm and collected aura, and he had the additional aura of the Moon Elf Bloodline, causing the blood of everyone present to boil. Under the influence of the Moon Elf Bloodline, everyone's blood vessels involuntarily expanded, and they looked at Adil fervently.
At this moment, no one dared to make a sound. The entire palace fell silent, and then it quickly became chaotic.
Countless pitiful cries sounded out from all directions, filled with extreme fear. They were suppressed by Adil's power, and they had no choice but to reveal their true forms.
"Damn it!!"
They roared, enduring the pain in their bodies and the hostile gazes of the people around them. They subconsciously wanted to escape from this place.
However, before these underground creatures could move, or the surrounding Elves could move, a cold and calm moonlight swept over.
"No!!" The cries of fear and misery did not stop, but they quickly calmed down and were devoured by the moonlight, dissolving into the silver moonlight. Not even their corpses remained.
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