Meanwhile, Noren Academy's Teleportation Array square.
A huge light screen in the sky is showing what is happening inside Gray Rock Plane.
The light screen was divided into many split screens, broadcasting the actions of the apprentices in real time.
It seems that people's eyes can be felt. The more people pay attention, the larger the split screen occupies.
Around the square, a group of dejected Wizard Apprentice were standing there.
They looked extremely embarrassed, many of them even had blood stains on their bodies, and some still had traces of severed necks or missing arms and legs.
But no matter how miserable the apprentices are, their bodies are now intact.
These people are the unlucky ones who were ambushed and "dead" by Native before.
In addition to its apparent ability to escape from the plane through mental power, the teleportation ring also hides another power: when the user is about to die, it will forcibly teleport the user out of the plane and leave a pile of broken artificial bodies in place as a confusion.
This is the embodiment of the real power of the senior wizard. The real escape ability is extremely high, and it is not something that can be prohibited by the rough space confinement used by Oswaldo in Gray Rock Plane.
The surface's ability to break away is just another test for Wizard Apprentice.
If you proactively choose to leave when encountering danger, you can retain your grades. However, if you are trapped in a desperate situation due to your own arrogance and are forced to activate the forced escape ability, it means that Wizard Apprentice is truly eliminated.
Wizards do not discriminate against failure. After all, every wizard's learning process is a process of constant failure.
For wizards, failure is not terrible. As long as you can learn something new from failure, it is a gain. Even those who actively admit failure can be regarded as having outstanding vision in a sense.
What they really look down on are those guys who don't have self-awareness or can't see the situation clearly.
The former will only experience some failures, but will eventually get back up after learning lessons, while the latter will not only bring huge losses, but may also harm the interests of others.
From time to time, a light will shine in the center of the square, and a new unlucky guy will appear there out of thin air.
They will be very excited when they first appear, even full of hostility and vigilance towards the surroundings, but soon they will react when they see their surroundings clearly - the tall square buildings, the frustrated faces of other losers, and the lights above their heads.
Then, these new "survivors" blushed and took the initiative to walk to the group of losers next to them.
They knew that they had lost the qualification for the trial.
Buzz...
With the air trembling, an unlucky figure who had just been forced to quit appeared in the square.
He quickly figured out the current situation, and walked down to the group of losers, breathing heavily with lingering fear.
After calming down, he raised his head and looked at the light curtain above his head.
To the unlucky man's surprise, there were actually two largest split screens on the light screen.
One of them is undoubtedly the tragic "war" between the Wizard Apprentices and the Indigenous Coalitions in that Bloodstained Valley.
The scene is extremely cruel, with the light of witchcraft and the torrent of arrows intertwined, the Wizard Apprentices are retreating steadily.
But the scene displayed on the other largest split screen is completely different.
What was shown there was a charred and desolate land, with no fierce confrontations, and only a lone apprentice who looked very ordinary, walking slowly along the ground.
"What's going on with this guy? Why is his split screen so big? He can't be the descendant of some high-level wizard, and is he doing a live broadcast specifically for him?" The unfortunate guy couldn't help but ask a "senior" next to him who seemed to have been here for a long time.
A strange expression appeared on the senior's originally depressed face.
It was a feeling full of frustration, but also with a sense of anticipation of watching the country bumpkins lively.
"You'll know after you read it." The senior's voice was hoarse with a meaningful meaning.
The other party's gaze made the unlucky man feel a little confused, but he still turned his attention to the split screen of the lone apprentice.
Not long after, on the wasteland where the lone apprentice was walking, a large number of black shadows suddenly appeared in the screen.
It was a Native army numbering in the hundreds and well-equipped. They were originally rushing towards the valley and seemed to be follow-up reinforcements.
When they saw the lone apprentice, the people in the army seemed a little surprised, but then they quickly moved towards the apprentice and surrounded him.
The unlucky man's heart tightened, and he sweated for the lone apprentice.
Even a genius like Augusta or Horn would have to go all out to deal with an ambush of this scale, right?
The scene he envisioned was that of the apprentice fleeing in panic, or resisting desperately, and was eventually forcibly teleported.
However, the next scene left him completely stunned.
On the screen, the young apprentice who looked ordinary didn't even stop.
He just waved his hand casually, and then... death came.
The violent flames swallowed up the entire army in an instant. There was no glint of sword, no game of wisdom, just pure and overwhelming power pouring out!
Hundreds of elite Native with extraordinary power were reduced to ashes in the flames without even holding on for a moment.
The entire land was burned into scorched earth, and the flames were raging, as if divine punishment was coming.
That's not fighting, that's... massacre!
Unilateral, effortless massacre!
The unlucky guy stared at the screen dumbfounded, his mouth slightly open, but unable to make any sound.
He didn't even see clearly how the apprentice did it, it was as if the space around the figure collapsed and then spewed out hellish flames.
At this time, he came back to his senses and looked at the senior next to him with half-smiling eyes.
He finally understood why the other party had that look of watching the excitement, the helplessness that had gone through many vicissitudes of life, and the joy of finding someone of the same kind.
"The gap between people is really big, isn't it?"
The senior patted him on the shoulder and spoke in a serious and thoughtful tone, full of calmness that saw everything through, like a dried salted fish.
The unfortunate guy wants to say something. He wants to ask who the apprentice is, why he is so powerful, and why those Native are like ants in front of him...
But he didn't know what to say. The feeling of impact pressed on his chest, almost suffocating him.
At this moment, there was a faint light in the square, and another unlucky guy who was in a mess was kicked out of Gray Rock Plane.
The other person's eyes were confused, with the fear and confusion of having just experienced death, exactly the same as his own just now.
Watching the other party's reaction after coming out was exactly the same as his own, and finally looking at the light curtain with a slightly confused expression.
The apprentice smiled slightly, moved quietly to the other party's side, and used the same way he was treated just now. When the other party's face was full of confusion, he gently patted the other party's shoulder.
"You'll know after you read it." Feeling the other person's wary and questioning gaze, he said softly.