"Grandpa! It's not good!" Nicole hurriedly opened the door and walked in. After seeing Daren sitting at the desk, he approached him as if he had found his backbone.
Daren also put down the book in his hand, raised his head and asked, "What's wrong?"
"In the past few weeks, our Nata School wizards have suffered heavy losses... Thirteen of the fourth and fifth level Archmage have died."
"What's going on?" Daren asked with a frown. After all, he was also the leader of Nata School. He also had to take some responsibility for the wizards under his own school.
"Don't you have to ask me to pass it on to them after you get that Cultivation Method?"
Daren nodded. After he got the perfect Cultivation Method from Claire, and after confirming that there were no problems with the contents, he asked Nicole to pass it on to the wizards of his school.
"After they got Cultivation Method, they went out to seek revenge on their enemies. It turned out that the other party also had this perfect Cultivation Method, and they all died together in the end."
"And it's not just this case, there are also cases where the other party comes to seek revenge, and the result is..."
Nicole didn't say the next words, but Daren could make a rough guess. After his eyes changed several times, he turned his attention to the book on the desk and sighed.
"Oh, call them all back to me! They are not allowed to go out within one or two years." Daren ordered.
"Okay, Grandpa!"
After Nicole went down, Daren's eyes still fell on the book for a long time. He could already predict how much changes this thing would bring to Wizard World.
Before, he originally thought that if everyone got this thing, it would mean that no one got it. Now it seems that his thinking is a bit one-sided. The things inside are destined to push all wizards in one direction, which is to kill each other.
Those with higher levels like Epic Wizard are better off. They have lived for so long and have rich experience. After getting some information, they can quickly judge the pros and cons, thereby maintaining the previous balanced situation.
But the wizards below are not so easy to detect, and they have to go through some bloody and painful lessons before they can draw those truths.
This is what Horna said before. In this stage of transformation of the wizard system, there will be painful experiences and lessons. Although a company as big as Wizard World will eventually get back on track, it is inevitable that it will take this detour. This is one of the sources of experience for their success.
Daren also feels that he may not be able to restrain some of the wizards under his school. They may not be able to restrain themselves and sneak out to take revenge or do other things. You can learn something even if you teach it ten times, but you can remember it well after you teach it once.
Daren has tried his best to protect the wizards on his side. As for those who don't listen to the advice, just die. It can also be regarded as setting an "example" for others.
What Daren has to do now is to develop a way to cultivate spiritual power. This will also be a common research direction for all wizards for a long time to come.
After Nata School summoned all the wizards under his school, the other mainstream schools also began to recall the wizards under their own schools, and strictly prohibited the wizards below from taking revenge privately, or competing in battles.
However, just as Daren thought, the words of the leaders of these schools had a lot of binding force. News of death among wizards from various schools in various places continued to spread. Nata School was better. After all, Daren's prestige was quite high. However, in just one week, one or two fifth-level wizards and dozens of lower-level wizards died.
Bloody massacres and battles continued to occur in every corner of Wizard World. Many lord wizards who occupied one or more cities were fine a few days ago, but news of their deaths spread the next day. The city he occupied was reduced to a lordless land, and the civilians under his rule became panicked. They had been accustomed to being ruled for hundreds of years, and suddenly the wizard above them was gone. It was inevitable that they were at a loss.
But it was too late for the wizards to care about the opinions of the civilians below. As the news continued to spread, they began to become afraid. Originally, they were very excited after they just got the perfect Cultivation Method, feeling that they were about to reach the peak of Wizard World. Now they feel that their own lives are hard to protect, and they are afraid that an enemy will suddenly appear and say that they want to fight to the death with him.
In less than a month, the number of wizards in Wizard World has dropped by nearly one-fifth, which is already a very scary figure.
After this month of madness, things finally began to slow down, and the news of attacks and deaths began to decrease. After this bloody lesson, the surviving wizards began to adapt to the new life style under this new wizard system.
At the same time, in the laboratory in the old castle where Claire is located, Claire also completed the upgrade from High Mage to Archmage.
Claire waved his hand, and a coercion fell from above, crushing all the gravel on the ground into powder, and then the only well-maintained stone flew into Claire's hand.
Claire rubbed his fingers against the rune patterns on the stone, looked at the surrounding gravel that turned into powder, pursed his lips, and thought for a while before speaking, "Is it a problem with the material? Or is it a problem with the carving technique?"
Those broken stones were all carved with that strange rune by him. During his research, Claire discovered that the ability to gather energy into a specific area was not because of that stone, but because of the strange rune on that stone.
When the runes are copied onto other things, they can have the same effect, but the effect is reduced by half. Claire also came up with a solution, which is to use quantity to fill the gap in quality.
But those re-engraved runes seem to be disposable, and those rubbles are re-engraved stones after use. Claire has also tried to use other materials for engraving, but the material with the best effect is still stone. I don't know what setting this is. Let's study it carefully when we return to Mage World.
Although it has not been studied clearly yet, this thing still helped Claire advance to Archmage in the shortest time. Otherwise, with the thin energy of this world, Claire's advancement would have been delayed for at least a few months.
Moreover, in the promotion process, the soul substances of Horna play the greatest role. Without those soul substances to enhance the life level of Claire, it will be difficult to advance to Archmage no matter how abundant the energy is.
Horna, who was sitting on Upton's head, asked in disbelief, "Have you been promoted to Epic Wizard?" His probability of escaping dropped significantly.
Claire didn't answer directly, he just glanced at the two of them and said with a smile, "You guys get along well." When he first came out, he saw the two of them chasing each other in the corridor.
Horna said mockingly, "No, this kid is very stupid. He can't even understand what I taught him."
"Obviously you can't explain clearly, okay!" Upton retorted, "It's enough to just say something that is obviously very simple, but you insist on saying a lot of things in a mysterious way, and then blame me for not understanding."
"Tch, I'm just stupid. I still make so many excuses for myself. I think I didn't realize anything on my own when I was a low-level wizard. If I had a teacher like me, I would have become King of Wizards!"
"Okay, stop being poor." Claire stopped Horna's spiel and asked, "How is the world outside now?"
Horna had such an expression on his face. As soon as he came out, he wanted to know how far his layout had progressed. Then he told Claire the whole process.
After passing the hundred copied books out, he and Upton were particularly concerned about the changes outside, so they knew the contents in great detail.