Synthetic Wizard

Chapter 224: Chapter 151: Unfathomable Depths, Opening the Dragon Remains Tower (2)

Such a brutal scene left the Wizard and the Traveler on the side wide-eyed.

But quickly, the Wizard snapped back to reality, manipulating tentacles to sneak up on Sunan from behind.

The pitch-black tentacles tore through the air, whipping towards Sunan’s back like a lash.

Sunan countered with a Shattering Sound Wave, simultaneously blurring his figure, suddenly splitting into two.

“Instant Spellcasting? Compound Magic?”

Seeing this scene, the Traveler, like the Wizard earlier, nearly popped his eyes out.

Two super magic techniques, and among the super magic techniques, they are said to be the hardest!

No, since Instant Spellcasting is mastered, Silent Spellcasting must also be mastered!

Sunan has actually mastered as many as three super magic techniques!

The Traveler was astonished, thinking Sunan was extraordinary.

He was jolted back to reality when he almost got hit by the claws of a four-legged monster.

“What is Sunan’s background?”

Watching Sunan, fighting against two powerful foes, the Wizard and Bloodmouth, all by himself, looking completely at ease, the Traveler’s heart was filled with awe.

Such power, no one in the Forest Cabin could compete!

The Traveler was in awe, but the Wizard was almost losing his mind.

He and Bloodmouth didn’t know how many times their attacks had hit Sunan, but any other Level 3 Wizard Apprentice would have been blown to bits by now.

Yet Sunan remained unaffected, the invisible protective barrier around him seemed to have no defensive limit, unable to be broken from start to finish!

Even if Saulo came, he couldn’t withstand the attacks from him and Bloodmouth for this long without a scratch!

It’s just absurd!

“What the hell is with this guy?!”

Unable to break through, the Wizard was on the verge of madness.

To make matters worse, at this time, the flesh giant suddenly froze, then shrank rapidly as if deflating.

Seeing this, the Wizard’s face changed drastically, realizing Bloodmouth had used too much flesh essence to repair his wounds, hence returning to his original form in less than two minutes.

Understanding this point, the Wizard did not hesitate to withdraw, turning and darting away.

In the flesh giant form, Bloodmouth together with him couldn’t deal with Sunan, even less so now as opponents.

Continuing to fight only leads to a dead end!

Escape!

He must escape!

First, ensure survival, then think of revenge later!

As Sunan caught sight of the Wizard escaping, he calmly controlled a Metal Storm, shredding the exhausted Bloodmouth into a mist of blood, casually beckoning magical items and key fragments into his palm.

After securing the items, he took out a High-level Rune Gemstone, activated it, and pursued the Wizard like a meteor.

Hearing a fierce wind brewing behind him, the Wizard turned back in horror, quickly summoning several four-legged creatures to block Sunan.

Dense metal spires surrounded Sunan, shooting forward like sharp arrows, piercing through and tearing the incoming four-legged creatures without pause, crashing toward the Wizard!

Whoosh whoosh whoosh!

The obstructing pitch-black tentacles were instantly shredded, and the Wizard soon experienced the baptism of the Metal Storm again.

This time, he had no escape strength.

His half-shadow form barely lasted three or four breaths before being ripped apart, annihilated into ashes.

Magical items and key fragments fell to the ground, snatched by Sunan.

Now, he had four key fragments, and when fitted together, a nearly complete key took shape.

Returning to the original place, with the Wizard’s death, the two four-legged creatures also vanished into thin air.

The Traveler looked at the approaching Sunan with complicated eyes, filled with sentiment.

Both the Wizard and Bloodmouth were renowned figures in the southeastern domain of the continent, yet to single-handedly oppose the duo and fight back, killing them as a Wizard Apprentice, was a rare feat in the southeastern domain.

Not to mention, judging by Sunan’s appearance, he hadn’t exerted his full power.

The real strength he holds is unfathomable!

Sweeping his gaze over the incomplete key in Sunan’s hand, the Traveler smiled wryly, tossing the key fragment over without waiting for Sunan to speak.

That key fragment was useless to him now; it wasn’t possible to obtain the other four fragments from Sunan and better to give it away as a favor.

Sunan glanced at the Traveler in surprise.

He had thought it would take some effort to persuade him, not expecting the Traveler to be so forthcoming.

After a moment’s thought, Sunan retrieved a Space Ring and tossed it to the Traveler.

“The reward for the key fragment.”

The Space Ring belonged to the Wizard, its materials, gemstones, and Gold Coins already extracted beforehand, only leaving a few Alchemy Level magical items inside.

Moreover, the Micro-Light Level protective magical item taken from the Wizard was also placed within.

Since the Traveler was so straightforward, Sunan wasn’t planning to take it for free, handing everything to him as compensation.

To him, those things were of little use anyway.

The Traveler suspiciously took the Space Ring, and upon opening it, his eyes widened.

“Are you sure these are all for me?” The Traveler exclaimed in confirmation.

His disbelief was not unfounded, as Micro-Light Level magical items were exceedingly precious. Even for someone like him, doing well among Level 3 Wizard Apprentices, he only possessed one Micro-Light Level magical item.

Sunan casually gave away a Micro-Light Level magical item; for the Traveler, it was indeed quite extravagant.

“For me, the value of the key fragment far exceeds these things.”

Sunan said casually, while embedding the last key fragment. With a flash of micro-light, the fit seam vanished, and a complete key was born.

Looking at the square metal piece-like key in his hand, Sunan’s eyes lit up with joy.

Not bothering to say more to the Traveler, he turned and flew towards the Dragon Remains Tower.

He was now eagerly impatient to see the situation inside the Dragon Remains Tower.

The Traveler hesitated for a moment, then followed suit.

He was curious about what would happen when the Dragon Remains Tower was activated.

The two arrived one after another near the Dragon Remains Tower.

Sunan landed directly in front of the bone gate, sweeping his gaze, embedding the key into the square groove at the center of the gate.

Suddenly, with a clicking sound, countless thread-like faint glows emerged from the key, spreading along the surface of the bone patterns.

In the next second, a rumbling echoed, and the bone gate slowly opened.

Sunan took a deep breath, stepping inside.

His vision darkened abruptly, but immediately it brightened, banishing the surrounding darkness.

Sunan scanned around, discovering he was in a spacious hall.

The entire hall was paved with white marble, orderly arranged with many stone chairs and tables, hundreds of Eternal Pearls embedded in the ceiling.

The pearls had just suddenly radiated light, illuminating the entire hall.

“Looks like a public rest area.”

Sunan headed towards the hall’s center, where a teleportation array was drawn on the floor.

Upon stepping into the teleportation array, numerous rays of light appeared before him, weaving into a semi-transparent light screen, with ’Second Floor’, ’Third Floor’, and continuing up to ’Fifteenth Floor’ written from top to bottom.

“Only fifteen floors?”

Sunan’s eyes flashed with doubt.

After all, the Dragon Remains Tower was thousands of meters high, its volume immensely vast.

Even without internal space folding techniques, measuring by actual space should result in more than just fifteen floors.

Despite the questions lingering in his mind, Sunan chose the second floor.

His vision suddenly swayed, a strong sense of weightlessness engulfing him, causing a slight discomfort in his chest.

After several seconds, the unusual sensation slowly faded, a solid feeling returned to his feet.

“It’s been a long time since I felt like this.”

Sunan marveled secretly.

It was his first time using a teleportation array in this life.

Calming himself, Sunan looked around, seeing a bright hall ahead, significantly smaller in area than the previous one.

Doors arranged in a ring shape along the edges, through the open doorways, wide and neat corridors were vaguely visible at the back.

Sunan stepped into the first corridor on the far right.

On both sides of the corridor were tightly closed room doors. He casually opened one, revealing a spacious room, simply yet comfortably furnished, with complete furniture; however, a layer of dust covered the floor and furniture surfaces, clearly untended for a long time.

Other rooms had similar decor and layout.

Sunan instantly understood that this floor was a residential area.