Wizard: Starting with Synthetic Gems
Chapter 975

Continue, Continue, Supreme Beholder's Nightmare!

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Locke took the letter of introduction from her and quickly read through it, confirming that she was indeed a wizard his teacher had recommended to him.

This witch was an ordinary resident of Starspace City within the Key Laboratory. Her father had been a wizard mentor from Golden Crown Mountain more than a thousand years ago. After entering the Key Laboratory, he had fathered a child with an ordinary resident there. Later, this ancestor of hers had died in the Twin Demon World during the Demon World War.

Over the past thousand years, this witch's ancestors had moved repeatedly throughout Starspace City. To Locke, it was merely a city, neither large nor small, but to ordinary mortals like them, the city was equivalent to their entire world. Since the city itself was large enough, they had spent a thousand years merely migrating between its various remote corners, without even exploring the whole city.

Throughout this period, no promising wizards had appeared among their people.

It was only in this generation that the witch named Planknia, thanks to her outstanding talent, received focused training from Golden Crown Mountain.

Locke read the handwritten letter of introduction from his teacher, which explained that this witch's ancestor had once been a Sun-Ring Wizard of Golden Crown Mountain and had died in the Demon World War. According to the contract her ancestor had signed with Golden Crown Mountain, the witch was entitled to numerous benefits, including the right to choose an outstanding wizard as her teacher upon reaching the Vaporization Stage.

The reason these rights had been preserved for her was mainly that, over the past thousand years, the wizarding talent of her branch had truly been mediocre. Thus, most of the resources obtained through the contract her ancestor had signed with Golden Crown Mountain

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