Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• God of Thieves Milton infiltrates Abel's training room using his deity abilities.
• He triggers the Black Spirit's counterattack, leading to the Golden Castle's defenses activating.
• Milton is trapped in the "Starlight Defense Array" and assaults it, but the ancient defenses hold.
• Abel teleports all inhabitants of the Golden Castle to the Elf Imperial Palace for safety.
• Milton reveals his name and offers compensation for his actions.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates strategic thinking and quick decision-making, using the Golden Castle's defenses to contain Milton.
• Milton, despite being a deity, shows vulnerability and desperation, willing to negotiate and compensate for his actions.

Significant Themes

• The power of ancient artifacts and technology, showcased through the Golden Castle's defenses.
• The vulnerability of even powerful beings when faced with unexpected circumstances.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Milton engage in a conversation, with Milton revealing his name and offering compensation.
• The Black Spirit, Array Spirit, and Research Spirit work together to defend the Golden Castle and protect its inhabitants.

Key Plot Points and Events

• God of Thieves Milton, the owner of the stolen invisibility cloak, infiltrrates the Golden Castle to investigate Abel.
• Abel captures Milton using the "Starlight Defense Array" and the Black Spirit's black mist, which erodes spiritual power.
• Milton reveals his true divine form, attempting to break free by destroying the walls of the array.
• Abel realizes that Milton is weakening and decides to let the array wear him down instead of engaging in direct combat.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his strategic thinking and patience, choosing to outlast Milton rather than engage in a direct confrontation.
• Milton shows desperation and willingness to pay a high price to escape, revealing his fear of being imprisoned by the Wizard Guild.

Significant Themes

• The power of divine bodies and the cost of using them.
• The strategic use of resources and patience in combat.
• The fear of imprisonment and the consequences of offending powerful entities.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Milton engage in a battle of wits and will, with Abel maintaining the upper hand through strategic use of his defenses.
• Milton's followers around the world react to his distress, highlighting the connection between a deity and their followers.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The God of Thieves, Milton, is trapped in the Starlight Defense Array within the Golden Castle.
• Despite his abilities, Milton cannot break through the array due to its self-repairing War Fortresses.
• After two hours of futile attempts, Milton surrenders to Abel.
• Abel demands Milton release the master recognition array of the Divine Artifact invisibility cloak, which Milton complies with.
• Abel requests Milton to transmit the knowledge of his divine inheritance system to Abel's Spirit.
• Milton agrees, hoping to control Abel's spiritual power but fails.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates strategic thinking and negotiation skills, managing to obtain valuable information from Milton without taking unnecessary risks.
• Milton, initially confident and prideful, becomes desperate and submissive as his divine power depletes.

Significant Themes

• The power of strategy and negotiation over brute force.
• The value of knowledge and information in the divine realm.
• The consequences of underestimating one's opponent.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Milton engage in a tense negotiation, with Abel holding the upper hand due to Milton's desperate situation.
• Abel's Spirit acts as an intermediary, receiving Milton's divine inheritance system knowledge.
• Milton attempts to manipulate Abel's spiritual power but fails, highlighting the futility of his attempts to regain control.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel learns about "God's Country," a dwelling place for deities that enhances their power and connection to followers.
• "Divine power crystals" are required to construct a God's Country, with the number needed increasing for more advanced versions.
• Abel discovers that he has over 5,000 divine power crystals, far more than most deities.
• Abel contacts Lorraine to verify the authenticity of the deity inheritance system knowledge.
• God of Thieves, Milton, offers a quarter of his soul to Abel as a guarantee of his good behavior, but secretly sends three-quarters into Abel's soul.

Character Developments

• Abel: Shows caution and wisdom in dealing with God of Thieves, Milton, and uses Lorraine to verify the deity inheritance system knowledge.
• God of Thieves, Milton: Reveals his cunning and desperation, attempting to infiltrate Abel's soul.
• Lorraine: Demonstrates her intelligence and loyalty by helping Abel verify the deity inheritance system knowledge.

Significant Themes

• Power and wealth: The struggle for divine power crystals and the construction of God's Country highlights the power dynamics among deities.
• Trust and deception: Abel's caution and Milton's deception emphasize the importance of trust and the dangers of underestimating others.
• Knowledge and understanding: Abel's reliance on Lorraine to verify the deity inheritance system knowledge underscores the value of knowledge and understanding.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Lorraine: Their interaction shows trust and mutual respect, with Lorraine helping Abel without hesitation.
• Abel and God of Thieves, Milton: Their interaction is tense and filled with mistrust, with Milton attempting to deceive Abel.
• Lorraine and Great Druid Biula: Their interaction shows Lorraine's eagerness to help Abel and Biula's understanding and support of Lorraine.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Milton, the God of Thieves, attempts to assimilate Abel's Druidic sub-soul but fails, as the soul is too powerful and strange.
• Milton's soul is partially absorbed into the "Crystal Angel Statue" phantom within Abel's sub-soul, which begins to chant and generate a binding force.
• Milton struggles to free his soul but fails, and three-quarters of it are pulled into the phantom. He attempts to recall his Divine Artifacts for a final struggle.
• In another city, an assassin named Rake fails to kill his target, a lord, due to an unknown interference. Meanwhile, an imposter Viscount Beihun's Divine Artifact mask is removed, revealing his true identity.
• Milton's remaining quarter soul suffers severe trauma and is eventually absorbed into the "Crystal Angel Statue" phantom. His divine body remains motionless but intact.

Character Developments

• Milton, the God of Thieves, is shown to be powerful but not invincible. His attempt to assimilate Abel's soul backfires, leading to his eventual defeat and absorption.
• Abel's Druidic sub-soul demonstrates an instinctive control over Milton's soul, revealing its power and independence.
• Rake, the assassin, shows skill and cunning but ultimately fails in his mission, highlighting the unpredictable nature of his profession.
• Viscount Beihun's imposter is exposed, leading to his potential downfall and trial by the Noble Arbitration Court.

Significant Themes

• The power of souls and their resilience, as seen in Abel's Druidic sub-soul and Milton's struggle.
• The consequences of deception and impersonation, as demonstrated by the imposter Viscount Beihun.
• The struggle for control and dominance, shown in Milton's attempt to assimilate Abel's soul and the assassin Rake's failed mission.

Character Interactions

• Milton and Abel's sub-soul: A struggle for dominance and control, ultimately resulting in Milton's absorption.
• Rake and the lord: A failed assassination attempt, highlighting the lord's guards' effectiveness and Rake's limitations.
• Viscount Beihun and his steward: The steward's suspicion and eventual exposure of the imposter Viscount Beihun.
• The lord's guards and Rake: The guards' swift response to the assassination attempt, leading to Rake's capture or death.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel notices the dissipation of Milton the God of Thieves' divine body due to the absence of a soul.
• Abel uses "Soul Potion" and "divine power crystals" to create and strengthen a new soul for Milton's divine body.
• Abel names the divine body Milton and connects it to his soul chain, but decides to keep it in his space beast ring due to potential risks.
• Abel examines two Divine Artifacts: a Dagger and a Mask, which grant invisibility and aura manipulation respectively.
• Abel lifts the blockade of the Golden Castle and goes into seclusion to study the new Divine Artifacts.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his resourcefulness and strategic thinking in reviving Milton's divine body and managing potential risks.
• Milton's divine body, now controlled by Abel, gains new abilities like invisibility, stealth, domain breaking, and speed enhancement.
• Abel's followers, particularly Great Druid Joseph, show concern for Abel's safety and the Golden Castle's well-being.

Significant Themes

• Power and Control: Abel's ability to revive and control Milton's divine body demonstrates his growing power and control over divine entities.
• Risk Management: Abel weighs the risks and benefits of accepting Milton's followers, ultimately deciding to keep Milton in his space beast ring for safety.
• Growth and Learning: Abel gains valuable knowledge about divine growth and inheritance, which will guide his future development.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with his followers, particularly Great Druid Joseph, through commands and instructions.
• Abel communicates with the Array Spirit to lift the blockade and maintain the Golden Castle's defenses.
• Abel engages with Milton's divine body, giving it a name and connecting it to his soul chain before deciding to keep it in his space beast ring.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel sits on the "Starlight Defense Array" with both his human and Angel bodies, practicing the "Angel Inheritance Sword Technique".
• He learns about the God's Country's search for thieves and robbers believing in the God of Thieves, Milton.
• Abel decides to retaliate against the God's Country by killing Clerics under the guise of Milton, using his Angel Body for its speed and stealth.
• He flies to the God's Country, killing nearly a hundred Clerics in a single night, and absorbs their souls to strengthen his "Crystal Angel Statue".
• The God's Country discovers the mass killings and blames Milton, activating communication arrays to find him.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his strategic thinking and ruthlessness in retaliating against the God's Country.
• The God's Country shows its vulnerability in protecting its Clerics, highlighting its overconfidence in its power.

Significant Themes

• Retaliation and revenge: Abel seeks to retaliate against the God's Country for its actions.
• Vulnerability of the powerful: The God's Country's lack of protection for its Clerics reveals its weaknesses.
• Strength through absorption: Abel gains strength by absorbing the souls of killed Clerics.

Character Interactions

• Abel's human and Angel bodies interact, with the human body aware of the Angel Body's actions.
• Abel and the God's Country: Abel retaliates against the God's Country, while the God's Country blames him for the Clerics' deaths.
• Clerics and townspeople: The Clerics' deaths cause shock and fear among the townspeople.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel, using the Angel Body, targets cities to kill clerics and steal their Faith Power.
• He encounters resistance from Holy Knights, including five Supreme Experts, but escapes.
• God's Country's intelligence organizations cease their pursuit of the God of Thieves, Milton, due to the high cost of retaliation.
• Abel successfully refines potions using both his human body and the Angel Body, increasing efficiency.

Character Developments

• Abel's Angel Body demonstrates independent action and control, confirming its viability over long distances.
• Abel's human body and Angel Body coordinate perfectly in potion refinement, showcasing their shared intellect.
• Abel's emotional control is noted to be an area for improvement, as it affected his initial plan.

Significant Themes

• Power and Control: Abel's ability to control both his human body and Angel Body over long distances demonstrates his growing power and control.
• Retaliation and Consequences: God's Country's decision to abandon the search for the God of Thieves, Milton, highlights the high cost of retaliation against powerful entities.
• Efficiency and Coordination: The coordination between Abel's human body and Angel Body in potion refinement emphasizes the theme of efficiency through teamwork.

Character Interactions

• Abel and the Angel Body: The two bodies work in tandem, showcasing a unique form of interaction and coordination.
• Abel and God's Country: Their interaction is one of conflict and retaliation, with God's Country ultimately deciding to cease pursuit due to the high cost of retaliation.
• Abel and the Wizard Guild: Implicitly, Abel's actions align with the Wizard Guild's interests, as he provides them with "Magic Immunity Potion" to aid in their fight against God's Country.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Small-scale battles occur between the forward operating base and the God's Country.
• Abel requests and obtains approval for new potions ("Super Healing Potion" and "Super Mana Potion") to be exchanged at the front lines.
• Abel discovers that the altar in the Hellforge has stopped absorbing energy and has produced a "22#um Rune."
• Abel attempts to teach Milton, the God of Thieves, new combat skills but faces resistance due to Milton's divine status.

Character Developments

• Abel continues to advance his cultivation, reaching Level 25 Great Druid, and becomes less accessible due to the expectations placed on him.
• Milton, the God of Thieves, remains without additional combat abilities due to the high cost of integrating new skills into his divine body.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for resources and power between the forward operating base and the God's Country.
• The importance of potions and their exchange for "Light Stones" in supporting front-line combat Professionals.
• The challenges and limitations of deities in obtaining and integrating new abilities.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with the staff at the exchange counter, learning about the new potions and their availability.
• Abel attempts to teach Milton new combat skills but faces difficulties due to Milton's divine status.
• The Elf royal family and other Professionals on the Central Continent respect Abel's cultivation and minimize disturbances to him.

Plot Points and Events

• Abel's battles in the Bloody Hills go smoothly, with his squad's strength growing.
• Abel encounters a catapult in the Dark World, which attacks him from a distance.
• Abel dismantles the catapult, studying its structure and materials.
• He assembles and tests the catapult on the Central Continent, discovering its powerful range and explosive force.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his strategic thinking and adaptability in dismantling and reassembling the catapult.
• His squad members, such as Feiyan and the Angel Body, showcase their unique abilities.

Significant Themes

• The power and technology of the Dark World vs. the Central Continent.
• Abel's continuous growth and learning from new experiences.

Character Interactions

• Abel works with Feiyan to locate the catapult.
• Abel interacts with the Array Spirit and Engineering Puppets to set up and test the catapult on the Central Continent.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel collects and researches catapults from the Bloody Hills.
• Abel and his contracted items advance in level due to their cultivation in the Dark World.
• Abel activates the pentagram arrays, significantly enhancing the Golden Castle's defenses.
• Abel tests the Golden Castle's defenses using his Angel Body and finds them nearly unbreakable.

Character Developments

• Abel: Realizes the importance of strengthening his defenses and attacks, leading to significant advancements in the Golden Castle's capabilities.
• Contracted Items: Advance in levels due to cultivation in the Dark World, demonstrating their growth and importance in battles.

Significant Themes

• Defense and Offense: Abel's focus on strengthening both the Golden Castle's defenses and its attack capabilities.
• Growth and Development: The contracted items' growth and advancement, highlighting their importance in battles.
• Power Dynamics: The Wizard Guild and the Divine Country's power, driving Abel to fortify his defenses.

Character Interactions

• Abel and his Angel Body: The Angel Body assists Abel in testing the Golden Castle's defenses, demonstrating their synergy.
• Abel and the Array Spirit: The Array Spirit upgrades the Golden Castle's arrays, significantly enhancing its defenses.
• Abel and the Contracted Items: Abel leaves his contracted items in the Dark World for cultivation, leading to their advancements.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel, a 21-year-old Level 25 Rule Wizard, reaches a state of fullness.
• He consumes a "Wisdom Fruit" to enter a Meditation state, completing his three elemental rules and marking his fullness.
• Abel begins his promotion to Legendary, with Milton and Will assisting him as a precaution.
• He uses vast resources, including top-tier "Light Stones" and Magic Stones, to support his promotion.
• Abel successfully transforms his skin, muscles, bones, internal organs, and brain into an energy-based form.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his exceptional cultivation progress, achieving fullness at a young age and successfully promoting to Legendary.
• He shows resourcefulness and preparedness, using his vast resources to mitigate risks during his promotion.
• Milton and Will, though only present as instincts, serve as a precautionary measure during Abel's promotion.

Significant Themes

• The dangers and risks involved in promoting to Legendary, with the potential for failure and permanent damage.
• The importance of preparation and resources in ensuring a successful promotion.
• The qualitative leap in abilities and physical form when advancing from Rule Wizard to Legendary.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with Milton and Will, though they only provide assistance as instincts.
• Abel's Druidic sub-soul aids him during the promotion, using "Full Vitality Potions" to prevent damage and conserve Promotion Qi.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel successfully draws the Level 26 wizard pattern, becoming a Legendary Wizard.
• He returns to the Golden Castle and discovers he can fly, but must consume mana to do so.
• Abel seeks help from the Tree of Life to advance his Druid level.
• The Tree of Life aids Abel's advancement, allowing him to reach the Full State of Level 25 Druid and even receive a second Promotion Qi, enhancing his body's energy infusion to 55%.

Character Developments

• Abel becomes a Legendary Wizard and Druid, demonstrating significant growth in power.
• The Great Druid guarding the Tree of Life valley is shocked and joyful upon seeing Abel's advancement, realizing the Elf race now has its first Legendary Druid.

Significant Themes

• The struggle and rewards of continuous advancement in power and skill.
• The bond between Abel and the Tree of Life, based on mutual trust and benefit.
• The suppression of Legends in the Dark World and the stark difference in strength they possess compared to lower-level Professionals.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with the Tree of Life, expressing gratitude and using a "Full Vitality Potion" to aid its recovery.
• The Great Druid at the valley entrance watches Abel's advancement with shock and joy, kneeling due to Abel's Legendary aura.
• Abel and the Great Druid exchange greetings, with the Great Druid noticing Abel's unnatural walking posture.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Grandmaster Bennett advances to Legendary Druid, causing a stir among the Elves.
• Great Druid Randow rushes to the Golden Castle to confirm the news and requests a demonstration of Legendary Druid powers.
• Abel agrees to write down his advancement insights for the Elf race's records.

Character Developments

• Abel: Advances to Legendary Druid, becomes the first Legendary Druid in the Elf race for many years.
• Great Druid Randow: Initially shocked and disbelieving, he becomes excited and grateful upon learning of Abel's advancement, representing the Elf Royal Family in thanking Abel.

Significant Themes

• The rarity and significance of Legendary Professionals in the Elf race.
• The importance of inheritance and experience sharing in professional development.
• The curiosity and desire to learn about Legendary Druids among the Elves.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Great Druid Randow: They discuss Abel's advancement, with Great Druid Randow expressing his excitement and curiosity, while Abel shares his willingness to help the Elf race.
• Abel and "Grizzly Bear": Abel's summoned creature evolves and gains the ability to fly after Abel's advancement to Legendary Druid.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel's "Grizzly Bear" summon evolves to fly, mimicking Abel's energy-based body.
• Abel tests the "Grizzly Bear's" attack power, finding it inferior to Will's but still formidable compared to Fanatical Knights.
• Abel experiments with other summons, including "Mad Wolves" and "Ghost Wolves."
• Abel discovers that his Priest summons haven't evolved to fly, except for his unique "Ghost Guardian Knights."
• Abel successfully fuses a "Ghost Wolf" with the "Ghost Guardian Knight Captain," granting it flight.
• Abel spends several days evolving his "Ghost Guardian Knights" and "Ghost Guardian Wizards" to fly.
• Abel experiments with spell power and aura suppression, confirming the advantages of being a Legend in the Central Continent.

Character Developments

• Abel: Becomes more proficient in using his summons, especially after evolving them to fly. He also gains a better understanding of his Legendary powers and their impact on his strength.
• Great Druid Randow: Witnesses Abel's evolution experiments and reports Abel's promotion to Legend to the Elven Royal Family.

Significant Themes

• Evolution and adaptation: Abel's summons evolve to better suit his needs and the challenges they face.
• Power and strength: Abel explores the extent of his Legendary powers and their impact on his combat capabilities.
• Experimentation and learning: Abel uses his time in seclusion to test and understand his newfound abilities.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Great Druid Randow: Randow observes Abel's experiments and reports his findings to the Elven Royal Family.
• Abel and his summons: Abel interacts with his summons, evolving and fusing them to create new abilities and advantages.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel's emergence from seclusion signals his promotion to Legendary status.
• He meets with three Legendary Wizards, including his friend Legendary Wizard Dylan.
• They discuss the responsibilities and privileges of Legendary Professionals.
• Abel learns about 'divine power crystals' and their significance.
• The Wizard Guild waives Abel's service requirement due to his contributions as an Alchemy Grandmaster.
• Legendary Wizard Doreen asks Abel to refine a 'Life-extending Potion' for her.

Character Developments

• Abel: He has grown in strength and status, becoming a Legendary Druid. He is now more aware of his responsibilities and the expectations placed upon him.
• Legendary Wizard Dylan: He has become more open with Abel, sharing information about 'divine power crystals' and the Wizard Guild's policies.
• Legendary Wizard Doreen: She shows interest in obtaining a 'Life-extending Potion' from Abel, revealing her desire to extend her lifespan.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility and privilege: Abel learns about the expectations and duties that come with his new status as a Legendary Professional.
• Friendship and trust: The interactions between Abel and the Legendary Wizards highlight their long-standing relationships and mutual respect.
• Power dynamics: The discussion about 'divine power crystals' and their use by deities and Professionals showcases the complex power dynamics between different factions.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Legendary Wizard Dylan: Their friendly relationship is evident as they discuss Abel's new status and the 'Life-extending Potion.'
• Abel and Legendary Wizard Doreen: Doreen's request for a 'Life-extending Potion' reveals her desire to maintain her strength and status, while Abel is willing to help, given the right conditions.
• The three Legendary Wizards: Their dynamic showcases their competitive nature and camaraderie, as they joke and tease each other about their respective desires for the 'Life-extending Potion.'

Key Plot Points and Events

• Legendary Wizards Glenn and Doreen leave, while Dylan stays for dinner and to advise Abel.
• Abel asks Dylan about the stages after Legendary, and Dylan explains about Domain Wizards, Nature Druids, and Demigods.
• Dylan warns Abel that some veteran Legendaries in the Wizard Guild are interested in him due to his rapid advancement and might try to target him.
• Shen Qi, a high-ranking official in the God's Country, learns about Abel's Legendary status and decides to dispatch three Level 29 Legendary Holy Knights to assassinate him.

Character Developments

• Abel becomes more cautious and worried about his safety after learning about the veteran Legendaries' interest in him.
• Dylan shows concern for Abel's safety and reveals important information despite the risks.
• Shen Qi demonstrates his resolve and strategic thinking in planning the assassination of Abel.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics and hierarchies among Professionals and deities.
• The risks and challenges faced by those who advance rapidly in strength.
• The importance of intelligence gathering and strategic planning in combat operations.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Dylan discuss the stages after Legendary and the potential threats to Abel.
• Shen Qi and Maom the Fanatical Knight discuss the intelligence report about Abel's Legendary status and plan the assassination operation.
• Divine Revelation, as Shen Qi's superior, authorizes the operation and emphasizes the importance of swift and accurate action.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Two Legendary Wizards, Halek and Jur, discuss a plan to capture Abel (Grandmaster Bennett) to force him to reveal his rapid advancement secret, believing it could help them become demigods or gods.
• Abel receives numerous invitations from various powers, suspecting a conspiracy.
• Golden Castle closes its defenses, and Abel announces his entry into long-term seclusion, stopping potion supplies.
• The Wizard Guild discusses Abel's actions, with some Rule Wizards expressing displeasure or indifference.

Character Developments

• Legendary Wizard Jur: Shows determination to uncover Abel's secret, even at the cost of an Alchemy Grandmaster's life.
• Legendary Wizard Halek: Tempted by the possibility of becoming a demigod, agrees to Jur's plan.
• Abel: Becomes aware of the conspiracy against him, takes precautions to protect Golden Castle, and decides to work harder in the Dark World.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and greed: The Legendary Wizards' desire for power and immortality leads them to target Abel.
• Trust and betrayal: Abel's trust in the Wizard Guild is shaken, while Jur and Halek's friendship is tested by their shared ambition.
• Consequences of actions: Abel's decision to stop supplying potions has significant impacts on various organizations.

Character Interactions

• Jur and Halek: Their long-standing friendship is strained as they conspire against Abel.
• Abel and the Wizard Guild: Abel's actions lead to a meeting among Rule Wizards to discuss his behavior and the potential consequences.
• Abel and his followers: Abel issues orders to protect Golden Castle and warns his followers to be cautious.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Wizard Guild's meeting about Abel's seclusion and potion embargo ends inconclusively due to the influence of high-ranking Legendary Wizards.
• News leaks about a Legendary Wizard targeting Grandmaster Bennett, causing concern among major powers like the Elf royal family, Goddess Temple, Dwarf race, and Orc Race.
• Abel remains focused on cultivation within the Golden Castle, ignoring external affairs and cutting off potion supplies to the Wizard Guild.
• On the front lines, Rule Wizards who owe their lives to Abel begin withdrawing in support of him, leading to increased casualties and a counterattack from the God's Country.
• Two high-level Legendary Wizards, Jur and Halek, decide to attack the Golden Castle directly at noon the next day.

Character Developments

• Abel: Continues to focus on cultivation, aware of the external threats but determined to handle them later. He sends his followers away and prepares them with resources for their own cultivation.
• Legendary Wizards Jur and Halek: Grow more determined to act against Abel, feeling pressured by other Legendaries and the potential loss of Grandmaster Bennett's potions.
• Rule Wizards who faked their deaths: Withdraw from the front lines in support of Abel, causing a counterattack from the God's Country.

Significant Themes

• Influence and power dynamics among Legendary Wizards and other major powers.
• Abel's focus on personal cultivation and growth, prioritizing his own strength over external affairs.
• The consequences of Abel's actions, including the withdrawal of Rule Wizards from the front lines and the counterattack from the God's Country.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with his followers, sending them away and providing them with cultivation resources.
• Legendary Wizards Jur and Halek discuss their plans to attack the Golden Castle.
• Rule Wizards who owe their lives to Abel withdraw from the front lines in support of him, causing a counterattack from the God's Country.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel prepares to face the Legendary Wizards threatening him at the Golden Castle.
• Two Legendary Wizards, Jur and Halleck, arrive, intending to capture Abel for his advancement secret.
• Three Legendary Holy Knights from the God's Country appear, aiming to capture Abel as well.
• The Legendary Wizards and Holy Knights decide to temporarily join forces to capture Abel first, then discuss his fate.
• Halleck attacks Abel with a powerful "Meteor" spell, but it only causes minor ripples on the Golden Castle's defense.

Character Developments

• Abel remains calm and confident in his defenses, displaying no fear of the Legendary figures confronting him.
• Legendary Wizard Halleck shows impatience and eagerness to attack, while Jur is more calculating and cautious.
• Legendary Holy Knight Chase demonstrates strategic thinking, proposing the alliance to capture Abel first.

Significant Themes

• The alliance between the Wizard Guild and the God's Country's Holy Knights, despite their historical enmity, highlighting the lengths they'll go to obtain power.
• The power of the Golden Castle's defenses, showcasing Abel's resourcefulness and preparation.

Character Interactions

• Abel provokes the Legendary Wizards and Holy Knights, displaying confidence in his defenses.
• Halleck and Jur work together but have differing approaches to dealing with Abel.
• Chase acts as the intermediary between the Wizard Guild and the Holy Knights, suggesting a temporary alliance.