Abe the Wizard

“Abel, you're looking for me!” The figure of the Morton Wizard appeared on the first floor of Abel's Magic Tower, at a time when Abel was already waiting here.

“Teacher, have you heard of Psychic Halo?” Abel asked directly.

He knew that the biggest difference between the phrase ’insight' and the phrases of previous characters was the 'meditation’ spiritual halo, which he assumed could be dangerous.

“Abel, where did you hear about the aura?” The Morton Wizard's face changed, even in this safe magic tower, and he looked around to make sure there were no outsiders to ask.

“I inadvertently made a weapon and discovered that it carried a spiritual halo!” Abel knew his explanation was unreasonable, but he believed that the teacher, the Morton Wizard, would not go into it.

“It's impossible!” The Morton Wizard spoke out loud.

He knows what a spiritual aura is, and although he has not seen it with his own eyes, he still knows the horror of a spiritual aura, a state that can only be exchanged by devoting loyalty to a god, how can it appear on a weapon?

Abel didn't say anything, he just took out the word 'insight', and at the feet of the Morton Wizard, he appeared a spiritual aura like cloud smoke.

The Morton Wizard reached out and gently touched the cloud smoke beneath his feet, then looked at the trite in Abel's hand, and his divine colour was incredible.

“Show me the trident!” The Morton Wizard said to Abel.

Abel handed him the Insightful Trident at random, except that holding it with his strength would be a little hard on both hands.

However, during the handover process, as the insight trite left Abel's hand, the cloud-smoke-like aura disappeared, and after the Morton Wizard took over the insight trite, the aura appeared again.

The Morton Wizard wanted to open his mouth and ask Abel how the weapon was made, but stopped just to ask, as if the weapon, which provided the aura, had caused him too many accidents.

“Abel, no matter when, the aura must not be seen by anyone else, if anyone sees it, kill him!” The Morton Wizard spoke very solemnly to Abel.

“Teacher, is there any taboo on the aura?” Abel asked puzzled.

“When you leave the Holy Land, you'll know why. I swore I couldn't tell you why!” The Morton Wizard did not explain much, he said, handing the 'insight’ trite back to Abel.

“Unfortunately, it seems impossible now that I wanted to use this aura to provide a place for our wizards to quickly respond to magic and practice magic!” Abe shook her head and said that she wanted to come here and throw the Insight Trident only in the bag of the Sky Spirit Beast.

“Can this spirituality quickly restore magic? In fact, you can make a special room, the whole room is full of smoke, so the aura won't be exposed, plus the wizard who can get in there to practice, you have to make a vow to make sure it doesn't leak out!” The Morton Wizard thought about it.

He immediately changed his mind after knowing that the aura could quickly restore his powers, which is a aura that can quickly improve the powers of the wizard.

Think of a wizard practicing a spell, less years, more decades to practice slowly. After he became an intermediate wizard, it took him almost two years to practice 'instant movement' alone.

This is also because he has a talent for electrical spells, and the reason he spends so much time practicing spells is because he is too slow to respond to the needs of practice.

And in the holy continent, there is very little knowledge of the aura, plus some cover, plus vow restraints, which is unlikely to leak out.

“Teacher, I don't have time to take charge of this, I'll have to ask you!” Abel once again handed the Insight Trident to the Malton Wizard, saying.

The Morton Wizard looked at the Insightful Trident in his hand and was somewhat dazed. Although the spiritual halo this weapon carries is taboo, however, this Insightful Trident is also a tremendous treasure.

Abel's attitude toward the 'insight' trident is like putting a very ordinary thing in his hands.

But he thought about it and laughed again, and Abel's training was bitter, and he knew, and Abel spent so much effort making such a weapon with a spiritual halo, certainly not for Abel himself, and from the way he had just handled the insight, he could see that the insight was for the wizard of the realm.

“Ok, leave this to me, only the most core wizard can enjoy the spiritual halo of this weapon, and I will hide this weapon and say to the outside world that it was an accident to get a Falun Front that can restore magic!” The Morton Wizard laughed.

Shortly thereafter, in the Malton Wizard's Magic Tower, the entire second floor was converted into a magic practice room, surrounded by the most robust targets and protected by defensive law formations, sufficient for junior and junior wizards to practice here.

And on the ground of this magic practice room, there is a layer of smoke all day long, and there is no strange feeling among the wizards entering, which everyone thinks is just the effect of returning to the Magic Front.

Wizards who come here to practice must sign a confidentiality pact. Of course, all wizards agree that this is a great way to get back to the magic matrix. Once the news gets out, Abel can suppress the snoopers, but it's best to have less trouble.

Abel went back to his normal practice days, reading books in the Magic Tower during the day, sometimes going to the magic practice room, or dealing with some territory matters, and entering the dark world at night to clean up hell.

Ten days later, his level 9 Wizard Crystal is full of magic, he may advance to level 10 at any time, and level 10 is the peak of the Junior Wizard.

Lord Marshall found him through Flavi just as he thought about how to break the grade 9 bottleneck.

In the lobby of Castle Harry, Abel saw Lord Marshall, whose expression was eccentric.

“Abel, the Duchy of Carmichael has recently had an accident. His Royal Highness Algernon George was taken away by the St. Ellis Wizards Guild, along with some of the main elders of the Georges family!” Lord Marshall told Abel about the recent events in the Principality of Kameh.

Although Toyotomi is already Abel's territory, it is nominally the territory of the Principality of Kamei, which, if something happens, will have some impact on Toyotomi.

“Uncle Marshall, do you know what happened?” Abel also felt strange, he asked.

The Sorcerer's Guild has taken the king of a principality, and this has never happened before. Although the Sorcerer's Guild has a superior status, it rarely interferes in secular matters.

“You know, our Count Leader was newly established and lacked a lot of manpower, so we didn't even have an intelligence agency. I just checked through the Harry family in Gbarbarbard City and it seemed that the Georges moved something taboo before being taken away by the Wizards Guild for investigation!” Lord Marshall replied.

Abel also has no good way of dealing with the issue of intelligence agencies in the Territory, knowing that an intelligence agency cannot be established in a short period of time and requires substantial human and material support, as well as intelligence proficiency.

This is what is lacking in his territory, especially when something so important has happened that he has to rely on other families to find out, and the lack of sources of information exposed to him needs to be urgently addressed.

On the contrary, Abel himself had little sympathy with the George family of the Principality of Kameh, and the greatest impact of the King's removal was on the Principality of Kameh.

“We're also going to set up our own intelligence network, see who has the talent in this area in the family, or see if there's one over at Castle Bennett!” Abel said helplessly.

“The biggest problem now is that we do not know the attitude of the surrounding principalities and that the relationship between the Principality of Thunder and the Principality of Kamei is not good. This is the perfect time for revenge from the Principality of Thunder!” Lord Marshall is also aware of the importance of forming an intelligence network, but what is now more urgent.