Target: Wang Ya Spiritual Power: 7.7 Constitution: 6.4 Particle Energy: 3.6 units Wizard Meditation Method: Vast Sea (Basic) Wizard Runes: Five Supernatural Nurtured Creature: Harak (Low-level) Mastered Wizardry: Fearful Flame, Scarlet Heat, Fire Element Particle Energy Wizardry
I could kill a Blue Poison Monkey with one punch. Wang Ya squeezed his fist, struck by this strange thought. Perhaps it was the swelling sensation of newfound strength, but considering the Blue Poison Monkey's unremarkable physical capabilities, it might not be impossible.
The greatest improvement lay in his Particle Energy Units.
Once the Fire Elemental Particle Energy Shield was released, it required a constant supply of Particle Energy. Although the consumption was low, it was designed for a First-level Wizard Apprentice.
Wang Ya was now qualified to engage in a battle between Wizards.
A Particle Energy Shield was practically standard equipment for Wizards. No Wizard would dare be so bold as to leave their body completely exposed during battle.
Once a battle began, the surrounding Particle Energy would be severely affected. The Energy Radiation caused by Wizardry alone was enough to give a Wizard a headache for a very, very long time, and was exceedingly difficult to dispel.
Not to mention that an Energy Shield could also block certain abnormal substances in the air, such as poisonous mist and harmful gases.
Wang Ya considered himself fairly bold, but he was even more cautious and careful. Now, after casting two spells, he had enough Particle Energy Units left to maintain the Fire Elemental Particle Energy Shield.
Notice: Supernatural Wizard Book analysis in progress. Estimated time: one day.
He reined in his restless emotions and returned to calm. The next part of his plan was clear: master the remaining Supernatural Wizard Books. Each Supernatural Wizard Book required one day, and Wang Ya calculated that he would need only twelve days to analyze them all.
Of course, absorbing this Supernatural Knowledge and then reflecting upon and comprehending it himself would take some time as well, but it definitely would not exceed Fifteen Days.
After Fifteen Days, he would go directly to Wizard Yis, obtain an Admission Ticket, and enter Umbral Wizard Academy.
After changing into a white work uniform, Wang Ya entered the small room at the very back of the Nurturing Chamber. This was the only place comparable to the Personal Laboratory in a true Wizard Residence.
Of course, this place could only be considered a vastly shrunken and simplified Personal Laboratory. Its functions included extraction, nurturing, observation, and smelting. Anything more was merely wishful thinking.
The Meditation breakthrough, together with the subsequent increase in Particle Energy, had taken roughly half an hour. In the Small Incubation Chamber, the fusion of the two Supernatural Toxins had also reached its final stage.
Wang Ya stared without blinking. His Supernatural Spiritual Power spread along his gaze, enveloping it as he sensed the deeper details.
The Eye of Truth's information-gathering and identification function could still be used and would not be affected by the analysis process.
Notice: The fusion process of Blue Poison and Scarlet Scale Toxin is relatively stable. Fusion is expected to be completed in three minutes. Specific changes require analysis!
Three minutes later.
Wang Ya's expression became somewhat strange. The two Supernatural Toxins within the Incubation Chamber had completely fused. The sensation they gave him was extraordinarily vicious, with an intense Supernatural Property.
Its exterior was green, the kind of glossy, paint-like green. When he opened the Incubation Chamber, a pungent smell swiftly spread out, making his eyelids twitch as he hurriedly closed it again.
He was still a step too late. Waves of dizziness surged straight to his head, his blood circulation slowed, and even his heartbeat weakened.
Wang Ya was frightened. Even placing the Small Incubation Chamber onto the Experiment Table took tremendous effort. He moved cautiously, resisting the physical discomfort caused by the trace amount of Supernatural Toxin.
He had only taken one sniff of the smell, yet he had nearly toppled over. Just what kind of freakish thing had he nurtured?
Wang Ya could not imagine the effects this green Supernatural Toxin would have if it directly entered bodily tissue. He estimated that foaming at the mouth and collapsing was highly likely.
He could also be certain that it possessed tremendous lethality against a First-level Wizard Apprentice. Once it touched them, they could forget about getting off lightly.
As for a Rank 2 Wizard Apprentice, Wang Ya did not have much confidence, because he had no intuitive point of comparison.
Wang Ya named the new Supernatural Toxin "Green Venom."
He set aside a portion of the toxin's original solution to serve as the seed for nurturing Green Venom.
He poured all the rest into a specially made, highly durable glass vial. It was flat on top and widened downward. Judging from the groove, it could fit a Dagger perfectly, allowing its tip to be coated with the Supernatural Toxin within.
"Given the importance of this plan, the family paid a considerable price to hire two Nameless Wizard Killers." Kadi "The Purple Gold Flower" lowered his voice, so that only Moxi Bailin sitting before him could hear.
This was Moxi's Freshman Residence.
A trace of surprise appeared on Moxi's face. He knew that different Wizard Killers had different prices and levels of value in the Black Market. Wizard Killers had their own evaluation system: the more missions a Wizard Killer completed, the higher their rating.
Nameless Wizard Killers were the most unusual. They could be described as a group of death warriors, yet they also possessed the strength to kill Wizards. They came from the underground giant powers of the Black Market, and only those powers had the ability to cultivate such people. Through an unknown production line, children were subjected to Wizardry alterations of body and soul from the very beginning, losing their sense of self and even their names, until they became tools for murder.
Moxi knew a little about it. Those children would be given low-level Supernatural Bloodlines and equipped with low-level Wizard Artifacts. Once they reached their limits of growth, even among First-level Wizard Apprentices, their strength would be considered far from weak.
Nameless killers had two methods of employment. One was to kill someone; the other was to have the Nameless Killer completely cease to exist after the killing.
The latter's price made even Moxi's heart skip a beat. The family was truly going all out. Their support for him showed that the old fellows had also been provoked by the Antun Family. Who could have expected the gap to widen so enormously in just a few decades?
"It is safer to have Nameless Wizard Killers act." Moxi said, "In the past, the family probably would not have supported me in doing this. They would have wanted to influence things imperceptibly, letting water trickle through stone, but in the end, things are different now."
"Even if just one of these contracted Wizard Freshmen grows up and becomes a Third-level Wizard Apprentice, the returns they bring the family will exceed the investment we are making now."
Kadi sighed. "A direct-line elder from the class before last came up with this method. It truly brought enormous returns and allowed the family to gain a firm foothold in The Umbral Expanse."
Moxi revealed a yearning look. "As long as we work hard generation after generation, we will eventually raise the family to greater heights. We will leave these barren Port Lands and head for the truly prosperous and glorious inland continent."
"There are countless geniuses and prodigies there, but I, Moxi, will not be much inferior to them. I will create Wizard achievements that belong to Moxi."
Hearing this, Kadi could not help but yearn for it as well.
After eating dinner in the automated cafeteria, night had already fallen. Fluorescent Stones lined the Wizard Array Path, illuminating the road ahead and behind, as well as parts of the ancient forest around it.
Wang Ya had traveled this route many times and knew it like the back of his hand, but for some reason tonight, his heart felt oppressed, and his steps gradually slowed.
A peculiar scent drifted through the air. It was faint, but a sharp person could tell what it was.
His eyes narrowed. This was blood.
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