The Angels Descended

"The great Arland created Glory for Wizard Civilization."

"Thirteen hundred years ago, it was still the age of the gods."

"Among the gods, Palupus, the Sun God and one of the five Greater God, clashed with Fulina, the Divine Kingdom of Goddess of Dark Night, in a fierce battle. Their gods, kingdoms, and followers were also drawn into the fighting."

"This war of the gods gradually involved the other three Greater God, and eventually ignited a full-blown war among the gods."

"Countless gods have fallen, countless Kingdom have perished, and swathes of life have died. The earth has shattered, the sky has decayed, and even the world's defenses have been broken, losing their former ability to protect the world from powerful Astral Realm beings."

That brings us to this.

The Third-Tier Wizard was filled with resentment; this was a huge pit left behind by the departed gods for their Wizard Civilization.

"Of the five Greater God, the Thunder God and the God of the Ocean died in battle, while the Sun God, the Goddess of Dark Night, and the God of the Sky were seriously wounded."

"And just as this war of the gods ended, the great Wizard leader, the first Truth Wizard Arland, appeared."

"As Wizard, he led all the Dawning Sun Wizard of the time to attack the Divine Kingdom of the gods in the heavens, igniting a massive Wizard war against the gods."

"This war lasted for a thousand years!"

In the end, the Wizard triumphed. The Goddess of Dark Night vanished without a trace, the Sun God was suppressed, and the God of the Sky was killed!

"The rest of the gods were either killed, suppressed, or turned into magical artifacts."

"The Sky Scepter in Lord Arland's hand was made from the Divine Kingdom and body of the God of the Sky."

"The Wizard has now become the master of the world!"

At this point, the Third-Tier Wizard chuckled.

"Therefore, you must cherish this opportunity; becoming Wizard is not easy."

He took a strong identification with his identity as Wizard.

Only by becoming Full-fledged Wizard can one be considered one of the "humans" by him.

Of these Wizard Apprentice, only a few managed to make it ashore; the rest were mostly expendable resources.

Inside the tower, there was more than one such Wizard class, but the Wizard ' lessons were all shrouded in mystery, and even the tower itself seemed to radiate magical light.

Just as they were immersed in the glorious history of the rise of Wizard Civilization.

Suddenly, a cracking sound, as if a barrier between worlds was being breached, resounded throughout the entire world from the sky.

Immediately afterwards.

Before the eyes of all living beings in the Wizard World, a vast and glorious Sky City broke through the boundaries!

Looking out the tower window, the apprentices were astonished, while the Third-Tier Wizard walked to the window, looked at the city high in the sky, and sneered.

"The Wizard Council was preparing to expand into other worlds, but unexpectedly, someone came this way."

He was quite confident.

The center of Nolan World.

The Endless Tower of Truth, surrounded by an endless sea of flowers, seems to connect the High Heaven and the earth.

At the top of the Tower of Truth, there is a spacious courtyard.

A Wizard dressed in a simple white robe sits with his hands behind his back and his eyes closed above it.

Arland, the great Truth Wizard and founder of Wizard Civilization, opened his deep eyes when Sky City appeared on the edge of the world.

He looked up at the Sky City and sensed the aura of the divine Divine Kingdom, but he did not sense the presence of the gods.

Furthermore, there was a subtle sense of threat emanating from within Sky City.

But he did not strike immediately. As someone who had struggled through the ages of gods and quietly advanced to become Truth Wizard, he was never lacking in caution.

Just as he hesitated...

This Sky City actually led directly into Nolan World, which made him laugh.

If you don't come in, I can pretend you're just passing by.

You dare come in? Is it because my witchcraft isn't powerful enough?

So he called softly towards the door.

"Merlin, come with me and see what kind of creatures have barged into our world?"

A young and handsome Rule Wizard entered the room and spoke respectfully.

"Yes, teacher."

The two Wizard transformed into two streaks of light and flew into the sky.

On the edge of a shattered world.

Sky City, which radiates pure white light.

An argument is also taking place.

The Angel Demigod Raphael glared angrily at the Elf Demigod Carols and questioned him.

"Carols, how dare you order someone to trespass into this vast world?"

"This is a world like Feland, where there might be beings like gods."

However, Carlos remained calm.

"Calm down, Raphael."

"We've all seen it; the barriers between worlds are shattered, there isn't a single Divine Kingdom, so how could gods possibly exist?"

Raphael frowned and questioned him.

"What if there are other powerful beings?"

"Can you give some examples of other possibilities?"

Carlos chuckled softly.

"Raphael, in all these years of our journey, have we ever encountered any powerful beings other than gods and Demon?"

He sighed as he said this.

"Raphael, our mission is to find a suitable, large world to live in, but how many years have we been traveling?"

"A thousand years! Raphael, we are not made of iron. Warrior, we all want to go home!"

Raphael looked at the leaders of the various races —Elf, Angel, and Demigod —beside him, their eyes filled with deep weariness, and finally took a deep breath and said.

Even if the barriers between worlds are broken and there is no trace of a Divine Kingdom, we should still send people in to investigate before making a decision!

"Carlos, you were too reckless."

"I'm sorry, Raphael. If I've made a mistake, I'll take full responsibility!"

Carlos smiled wryly.

"Bear?"

Raphael scoffed.

"Since things have come to this, I won't say anything more. I just hope the world will meet our expectations."

"All you space Mage, set up multiple Spacetime Beacon and activate emergency signals. In case we encounter an insurmountable force, we must at least let our families know."

"Yes, Lord Raphael!"