Synthetic Wizard

Chapter 379 - 228: Welcome to the World of Wizards

[Unknown Energy Particles Burst]

[Energy Level: 22]

[Danger Level: Highly Dangerous, Prompt Handling Recommended]

"Energy intensity of 22!" Innocent was stunned, "This is Wizard-level energy intensity!"

Fleming and Donohue were shocked upon hearing this.

Wizard-level energy intensity?

Could it possibly be Lord Sunan?

But that can’t be right. If it were Lord Sunan, the Eye of the Star wouldn’t have given an alert.

Fleming was just about to inquire when he saw Innocent seemingly thinking of something, with a surprised yet envious complex expression on his face.

"Mentor?"

Innocent snapped back to reality, waved his hand indicating they need not panic, then sighed with a complex expression.

"Looks like the Star Alliance will soon have another Official Wizard."

...

At the first moment of the energy burst, Tower Spirit No. 1 reported to Sunan.

"Which training room?"

[Training Room 803, user is Scepter.]

"Have they been promoted to Wizard?"

Sunan revealed a slight smile on his face, not too surprised.

Between Rose, Scepter, and Traveler, without a doubt, the most likely to be promoted to Wizard is Scepter.

In fact, anyone who can reach Level 3 Wizard Apprentice in this Era of Elemental Desolation is considered a genius with the potential to become a Wizard even in the prosperous age of Wizards.

Let alone Scepter, who is among the top-tier of Level 3 Wizard Apprentices.

If it weren’t for the short duration of their time in the Star Alliance, wasting too much time before, they would have been promoted to Wizard long ago based on their potential.

Luckily, they finally succeeded in their breakthrough now, seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.

"I wonder how Rose and Traveler are doing?"

Tower Spirit No. 1 has been monitoring the situation of the entire Wizard Tower in real-time. The training rooms of Rose and Traveler remain silent, but the presence of life signals indicates they are still alive and practicing.

Though judging by the time, it should be a matter of ten to twenty years.

The brief energy burst brought by the breakthrough vanished quickly, and Sunan patiently waited for a few days, until Scepter emerged from the training room, before teleporting them in front of him.

Seeing Scepter, whose demeanor was refreshed and aura even more restrained and profound, Sunan slightly smiled and said:

"Welcome to the world of Wizards."

"Thank you!"

Even after a few days, Scepter’s face still bore an uncontrollable joyful smile.

A long-held goal accomplished at last, even his steadiness couldn’t help but feel excited and thrilled.

Fakado and others quickly gathered as well.

The moment they saw Scepter, they knew their guess was right, and their faces showed expressions of deep envy.

"Congratulations on your breakthrough, Lord Scepter!"

"Congrats on your promotion to Wizard, Lord Scepter!"

Everyone expressed their congratulations, adopting formal titles in their speech.

Once promoted to Wizard, one is essentially no longer on the same level as us Level 3 Wizard Apprentices.

Facing Wizards requires respect and reverence, something every Wizard Apprentice must do.

After a round of simple congratulations, everyone knew that Sunan and Scepter still had things to discuss, so they sensibly took their leave.

"How do you feel?" Sunan asked.

Scepter said with a complex expression: "I finally understand what Lord meant by energy particle concentration limit, now I truly feel uncomfortable."

Sunan said: "It’s not too bad here, as it’s within the effective range of the Elemental Pool. Once you leave Dragon Forest and go outside, you definitely won’t want to stay there long."

Scepter had returned to a calmer state after the excitement and ecstasy of the Wizard promotion, and hearing this couldn’t help but sigh.

"The environment of the Starlight Continent affects Wizards too greatly, even with the Elemental Pool, the practice speed is reduced to a terrifying degree."

Sunan agreed with this.

Even large Elemental Pools have very limited effects on the efficiency of Meditation.

If it weren’t for the synthesis of Elemental Crystal Cores to absorb Divinity energy, Sunan couldn’t have moved from Level 1 Gasification to Level 1 Crystallization in just sixty years.

Solely relying on the buff added by the Elemental Pool, it might take seven to eight hundred years to promote to Level 1 Crystallization.

Even with additional assistance from Level 4 Crystal Soul Potion, it would still require three to four hundred years to breakthrough.

If the environment of the Starlight Continent remains unchanged, Sunan estimated Scepter would never be able to advance to Level 2 Wizard in this lifetime.

Breaking through to Level 1 Crystallization before old age would already be quite an achievement.

Both buffs from the Elemental Pool and the Crystal Soul Potion, Sunan can generously add them to the exchange list, allowing others to exchange based on contributions, except for Elemental Crystal Cores.

For this resource which Sunan himself finds insufficient, it’s naturally impossible to share with others.

Perhaps, when the effect of Divinity energy in Elemental Crystal Cores is greatly reduced on him, he might consider putting a portion into the exchange list.

"There’s no need to worry, this situation won’t last too long, it will gradually recover soon."

Sunan’s words made Scepter pause, subconsciously asking, "Recover?"

"Since you are now promoted to Wizard, there are some things that ought to be shared with you."

Sunan patted Scepter’s shoulder and began narrating the events of the wizard expedition a millennium ago and how the plane’s barriers would gradually recover in the future.

Previously, when Scepter was just a Level 3 Wizard Apprentice, knowing these things would be useless and only add to worries.

But now that he is a Wizard, a top force in the Star Alliance, he naturally qualifies to know everything.

Also, it gives him some hope, lest he believes he’ll never become a Level 2 Wizard and completely loses hope.

After hearing Sunan’s words, Scepter couldn’t help but feel disoriented.

He never expected such a bizarre truth to be hidden behind the Starlight Continent.