Wizard: I Have a Game Panel-Chapter 387 - 275: The Players’ 11th Descent (Part 2)

Chapter 387: Chapter 275: The Players’ 11th Descent (Part 2)

Even if new ones were gained later, they would definitely first go to the other Speakers. Who would have thought that within a short century she could obtain one?

And it wasn’t just her; even Wizard Agular and His Excellency Lor’s five students were able to get them, further solidifying her belief in His Excellency Lor’s omnipotence.

As long as His Excellency Lor is around, no Trial Grounds can cause even a hint of harm to the Wizard Alliance.

...

Half an hour later.

On the fifteenth layer of the Abyss, at the top floor of a large laboratory in a black Abyss Wizard Tower.

Sanchez looked at the Wizard Robe that had evolved from the Second World credential on his body, a satisfied smile appearing on his face.

Ten minutes earlier, he had already understood the usage and function of the Second World, and incidentally, he also received a 0.3 Law Value reward in the special game "Bloodline".

Without a doubt, compared to using the Continent Communication Device for the dual reflective projection of the Wizard Plane and the Abyss Plane, achieving outstanding accomplishments in various games of the Second World would definitely be more dazzling. 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝙚𝙬𝓮𝙗𝒏𝙤𝒗𝙚𝙡.𝒄𝒐𝓶

If it weren’t for the repeated reminders from Lor and Francis earlier, he would not have come out so quickly.

"First, cultivate." Sanchez took a deep breath, secretly resolving in his heart, "Only by alienating one segment, no, ten segments of Bloodline Foundation, can I enter the Second World for rest... ahem, to earn a day’s Illusion Dream Value."

Abyssal Wizards breaking through to Tier Six is similar to ordinary Bloodline Wizards; they must unify the various Bloodlines fused within them, regularize the alienation, and fully unleash the potential of their True Bloodline Body.

The only difference is that the Bloodlines fused by ordinary Bloodline Wizards mostly follow a single lineage, with clear strengths and weaknesses. Solving the strongest one or two Bloodlines makes alienating the others relatively easy.

While not effortless, it’s not particularly difficult either, and typically, alienating one hundred to five hundred segments of Bloodline Foundations is enough to complete the fusion smoothly.

But Abyssal Wizards fuse five naturally compatible Demon Bloodlines, which are terrifyingly strong and highly difficult to alienate.

According to his estimation, he would need to alienate at least ten thousand segments of Bloodline Foundations to possibly break through to Tier Six, which is extremely troublesome and tedious.

Another method is to forcibly alienate the whole, with a half chance of failure.

The other half might indeed succeed, but without regularization, it could undergo uncontrollable secondary alienation at any time, causing Bloodline collapse, which can only temporarily be sustained using the Origin.

However, frequently using the Origin this way will cause the Origin Container to deteriorate rapidly, with the final outcome being self-evident.

"Alienating ten segments of Bloodline Foundation to earn a day’s Illusion Dream Value, as long as I earn a thousand days of Illusion Dream Value, I can hope to break through to the Sixth Ring." Sanchez’s eyes were filled with longing, losing all thought of reflecting himself with the Continent Communication Device, fully dedicating himself to the alienation of Bloodline Foundations.

...

During the next hour.

The fifty-one Speakers of the Wizard Alliance occasionally extended their senses to the base of the Wizard Tower to see if that light curtain had been re-erected.

During small councils, the light curtain is naturally turned off.

Yet now it had been an hour and a half since the small council ended.

If Sanchez was merely understanding the usage of the Second World, or even carrying out some minor attempts, he should have finished by now.

Logically speaking, the light curtain should have been re-erected by now.

But judging by the result, it seems...

At the top floor of the Lor Wizard Tower, in the study.

For the third time, Lor paused his contemplation of the River of Time Scroll, spreading his senses to the base of the Wizard Tower.

The light curtain that had always stood remained absent.

"Does this guy really not know the importance of the matter?" Lor frowned, took out the Continent Communication Device, hesitated briefly, and finally decided not to initiate emergency communication with Sanchez, instead dialing Francis’s communication number.

The next moment, a light curtain unfolded before him.

"You came for that matter too?" Francis looked at Lor with a wry smile.

Many Speakers had already approached him to discuss before Lor.

"Yes." Lor nodded, "What do you think he’s doing now?"

"I don’t know, nor do I want to guess." Francis shook his head, "But I believe he knows the weight of the matter because he is also a Speaker of the Wizard Alliance."

In the Wizard Alliance, a Speaker not only represents honor and power but also represents responsibility.

He firmly believed that Sanchez would never abandon his responsibility to the Alliance for some illusory splendor.

"Alright, I trust you, I won’t worry about this matter anymore." Lor nodded, directly hanging up the communication, and looked towards the River of Time Scroll on the opposite side of the desk, immersing himself wholly in it.

...

At the top floor of the Francis Wizard Tower, in the study.

"Sanchez, you must not disappoint me." Francis looked at the Continent Communication Device in his hand, his feelings were profoundly complex.

He didn’t want to believe that Sanchez would be tempted, and even vouched for him to the other Speakers.

But the actual situation, he really didn’t know.

"There is still time until the next Grand Council in a hundred years, the Wizard Alliance can afford to wait." Francis said to himself, "If by then you haven’t made any progress, Lor and the others might teach you a profound lesson."

Going down the wrong path is not scary; after all, the Wizard Alliance has people who can help correct it.

But if that guy truly strayed, he couldn’t help but be very disappointed.

...

Wizard Calendar January 7, 4502.

South of Lor Wizard City, in a red castle one hundred and eighty miles away from the Wizard Tower.

"The eleventh opening time has finally arrived." Sky Surveyor, adorned in a Fourth Ring red Wizard Robe, suddenly appeared in the bedroom, taking a deep breath, looking around the furnishings in the room, feeling everything was particularly dear.

Compared to the real world, he always felt this world was more real.

No, both sides were real; it’s just that compared to the real world where he could only unleash one ten-thousandth of his strength, he preferred it here.

"I wonder if the Silver Wolf has attacked yet?" He expanded his senses, habitually looking around Lor Wizard City.

Lor Wizard City was as bustling as always, seemingly nothing had changed...

"Hmm?" When Sky Surveyor’s senses touched the Lor Wizard Tower, he suddenly felt as if something was missing.

Clearly, everything was normal!

"What exactly is missing?" Sky Surveyor frowned, his senses suspended outside the Lor Wizard Tower, utterly perplexed.

Everything indeed seemed...

"No!"

Sky Surveyor’s eyes widened suddenly, "Where’s Sanchez Speaker’s projection? According to the plan, wasn’t he supposed to be cultivating to the Sixth Ring in the Wizard Plane all along?"

"Could he have already reached the Sixth Ring? Or is it..."

"Gulp——"

Sky Surveyor swallowed hard with a bit of nervousness, took out the Continent Communication Device, and opened the "Announcements" list to look around.

According to his hypothesis, there were only two possibilities for Sanchez Speaker’s absence in the Wizard Plane.

The first possibility was that he had reached the Sixth Ring and went to the front line to vanquish the Silver Wolf.

The second possibility was that the front line was in decline, and Speaker Lole hadn’t managed to hold off the Silver Wolf, forcing Sanchez Speaker to go over and help earlier.

If Sanchez Speaker was missing because of the second situation, then the Wizard Alliance seemed to be in critical danger now?

"Hmm? Trial Field?" Sky Surveyor looked at the pinned announcement with apprehension and clicked to view the content carefully.

According to his speculation, Sanchez may have already reached the Sixth Ring and moved on to face the Silver Wolf on the front lines.

If the Wizard Alliance is on the brink of disaster, perhaps the Trial Field could offer salvation.

Plane Sea, Trial, Top Large Civilization, Large Civilization.

As blood was about to check the next power, a small prompt appeared in the upper right corner of the light curtain.

[Detected ’Wizard Civilization’ in the Plane Sea, Trial, Top Large Civilization, Large Civilization Group 37865!]

"Could it be the Silver Wolf priorly launched an attack? Or..." Sky Surveyor clicked on the title with bated breath, reading the contents carefully.

All throughout the Wizard Plane, the reactions of countless players were almost identical to those of Sky Surveyor.

While in Blood was about to look at the next civilization, a small prompt appeared in the upper right corner of the light curtain.

[Detected presence of ’Wizard’ civilization in Plane Sea, Trial, Top Tier Large Civilization.]

"Could it be... we are about to collide?"

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