"Wuxiang?"
Ellie looked at Richard in confusion.
"Mm, Wuxiang is a pet I raised." Richard turned his head and explained, "The future I planned for him was to become a Four Elements Creation. Judging by the current situation, even after the war ends, he'll have work of his own to do."
"A Four Elements Creation?"
Richard's words left Ellie somewhat dazed.
Wasn't a Four Elements Creation something only a Six-ring Great Wizard who commanded the Four Elements Rule could create?
Could it be that Richard had even raised a sixth-level creature as a pet?
Seeing Ellie's confusion, Richard waved his hand and smiled. "I'll take you to meet him after we finish looking around. Then you'll understand.
Before I went into slumber, I left him in the care of the Alchemy Crown. Three hundred years have passed now; he should have grown up more or less."
The lifestyle of Wizards in the new era gave Richard a feeling that was both familiar and strange.
Thanks to the development of communication technology, Wizards now invariably carried an Information Crystal Ball with them, using it to learn information from every field.
More affluent Wizards even chose to use Information Magic Armor in place of Crystal Balls.
The shortened training cycle for Wizards meant that new Wizards no longer possessed the detached indifference toward all worldly things that old Wizards had.
They were more like a group of mortals called Wizards, a group of children still in adolescence.
"They caught a good era."
Richard looked at the Information Crystal Ball in his hand and could not help sighing.
On the Crystal Ball, all kinds of knowledge that had required enormous sums of money and countless connections to obtain before the war were being freely disseminated.
There were even Wizards who gave specialized