Young People

On the azure sea, a ravaged Alchemy Giant Ship slowly sails.

The Alchemy Giant Ship was moving at an extremely slow speed, completely disproportionate to its enormous size.

But what is remarkable is that no matter how slow the sailing speed, it is at least consistently and steadily heading north.

So much so that when Saine discovered the giant ship, he couldn't help but marvel at how it was still there.

The enormous Dragon Turtle Bixi, with only its back exposed above the sea level, is comparable in size to this Alchemy Giant Ship.

However, if we include the part of Bixi tourmaline that lies below sea level, it is clearly larger.

The sudden appearance of the giant Dragon Turtle turned the remaining magic apprentices and ordinary human sailors on the Alchemy Powered Ship into frightened birds.

The scene of the Black Magician wreaking havoc not long ago is still vivid in my mind.

The giant Dragon Turtle that suddenly appeared from beneath the sea was clearly more terrifying than the previous Black Magician in every respect.

Panic and chaos erupted on the deck of the giant ship.

However, the commotion gradually subsided when someone noticed Saine standing on the back of the giant Dragon Turtle.

The magic apprentices on the giant ship still had some impression of this Level-1 Magician had spent quite some time on the ship.

Mage ' pursuit and yearning for Truth Mysteries naturally draw their attention to higher-level Mage.

Although the magic apprentices on these ships were not as familiar with Saine as the Level-1 Magician Satchi, they at least wouldn't mistake him for someone else.

A cheer quickly replaced the previous panic.

Seeing that Saine was on the back of the Giant Turtle, many magic apprentices naturally assumed that this terrifyingly Giant Turtle was Saine's newly acquired mount.

Is this the power possessed by Formal-Ranked Magician?

Many magic apprentices felt an even stronger thirst for Truth and knowledge.

The Dragon Turtle Bixi also looked on with curiosity about the ordinary people and magic apprentices on the ship.

Suddenly, it stretched its head out from below the sea surface, staring at the tiny humans with its round, black eyes.

Many magic apprentices and human sailors were also looking at the Bixi, and the exclamations of "Wow!" and "Ah!" seemed to never stop.

After greeting Bixi, Saine flew onto the giant ship.

This giant ship belongs to the Kuli Man Merchant Guild, and Saine had also registered with the Kuli Man Merchant Guild when he boarded the ship.

If Saine were to return to the Wizard Continent in the future, but this giant ship were to become lost in the Endless South Sea, Saine himself would be in some trouble. →

He will at least have to answer questions from the Kuli Man Merchant Guild of Commerce.

Therefore, if possible, it would be best for Saine to successfully bring this giant ship back to any port on the southern coast of the Wizard Continent.

This will save him a lot of trouble in the future.

After landing on the deck, Saine noticed that the deck, which had been covered in blood, was now somewhat clean and tidy.

This indicates that someone took charge of cleaning the deck, and some signs of battle were well repaired.

There are rather crude repair and remedial measures on the edges of the giant ship and in many places on the deck.

The self-survival abilities and self-rescue methods of this group of magic apprentices prompted Saine to nod almost imperceptibly.

It was later learned that an apprentice Eric had led all the apprentices and sailors on board to accomplish this.

Saine personally received the apprentice named Eric and bestowed upon him a high-grade fire-elemental Energy Crystal as encouragement.

Saine's battle against the Second-Level Black Magician was quite fruitful; a mere High-Level Energy Crystal is nothing in comparison.

Not to mention, if I'm not mistaken, the Space Equipment of the Level-1 Magician Satchi and the other two fallen Level 1 Knight has also fallen into the hands of Saine.

Saine never intended to hand over these things voluntarily.

Displaying his generosity and kindness in front of these magic apprentices was also to facilitate a unified testimony after arriving at the Mamet United Alliance, at least preventing these apprentices from saying anything detrimental to Saine.

Of course, given the limited abilities and perspectives of these apprentices, they knew very little.

Without Saine's help, their chances of returning alive to the port on the southern coast of the Wizard Continent were less than ten percent.

"Master, I don't want the Energy Crystal you bestowed upon me. Please accept me as your disciple!" Eric, the red-haired Intermediate Apprentice, refused the Fire Attribute Crystal offered by Saine and boldly pleaded.

The Intermediate Apprentice in front of me is bold, meticulous, and extremely organized.

Saine even learned from other apprentices that this lowly intermediate apprentice had previously operated a secondary cannon on an alchemical power ship to bombard the second-level dark mage Van Basten.

But for some reason, he wasn't killed by that Second-Level Black Magician.

Looking at the red-haired apprentice before him, Saine couldn't help but think of himself decades ago.

At that time, he also tried his best to become the apprentice of Moxidu, a first-level Black Magician.

It was only after that that I grew smoothly and achieved this success.

Seeing Eric, the red-haired apprentice today, Saine seemed to be reminded of himself yesterday.

This Intermediate Magic Apprentice has a limitless future, but unfortunately... Saine has no intention of taking on any apprentices for the time being.

On the one hand, the timing was wrong, and on the other hand, he felt that his knowledge base was not yet sufficient to accept apprentices.

Moxidu, Black Magician, lived for over eight hundred years. With no hope of advancing to the second level, he hoped to find a successor in the final stage of his life to inherit all that he had learned.

As for Saine, he was less than a hundred years old, which is considered quite young among Formal Magician.

Saine had neither an urgent desire to pass on his mantle, nor the depth of life experience and accumulated knowledge accumulated over a long period of time.

The High-Level Energy Crystal in his hand was replaced by three others, along with a mid-level Magic Notebook containing information about the Flame Hand, all of which appeared in Saine's possession.

"I have no intention of taking on apprentices, but I have high hopes for you, little guy."

"This Flame Hand Magic Notebook contains fire magic that I used during my early apprenticeship."

"I hope this can help you go further in the future," said Saine after manipulating the three Energy Crystal and the Magic Notebook with Magic Power and placing them in the hands of the red-haired apprentice Eric.

Upon hearing this, a clear trace of regret and bitterness appeared on the face of the red-haired apprentice Eric.

However, the little guy did not continue to pester Saine. He solemnly performed a Mage's salute to Saine before respectfully leaving.

Eric slowly walked towards another part of the deck, and soon a female magic apprentice who knew him well came to greet him.

Saine couldn't help but sigh, "It's so good to be young!"