Synthetic Wizard

For a wizard, even if just newly promoted, killing a Level 3 Wizard Apprentice is no harder than crushing an ant.

Casually killing more than a dozen Level 3 Wizard Apprentices did not give Sunan any sense of accomplishment.

After all, wizards and wizard apprentices are fundamentally different life forms.

The result was naturally to be expected.

However, some discoveries during the battle made Sunan frown slightly.

Shaking his head, Sunan temporarily put down his doubts, reached out and beckoned, collecting the space rings of the dead Truth Council members, and then looked at the four of Kei.

“Are you all right?” Sunan asked.

Staff, Traveler, and Rose all subconsciously shook their heads at the same time, then suddenly came to their senses, showing a complex expression of surprise, confusion, and disbelief on their faces.

“Sunan, you, you’ve been promoted to a wizard?”

Although she already had a suspicion in her heart, Rose couldn’t help wanting to confirm it again.

The answer was naturally not surprising.

“That’s right.” Sunan admitted frankly.

Staff glanced at the broken tower top of Starbright Tower, hesitated, and said, “Then inside Starbright Tower…”

Sunan said flatly, “I’ve already taken everything inside, and now Starbright Tower is just an empty shell.”

Upon being promoted to a wizard, there was no presence on the Starlight Continent that Sunan feared.

The power of a wizard is enough to sweep across the Starlight Continent; with great power by his side, he naturally didn’t need to hide.

As expected, hearing this, the three with Staff were at a loss for words and eventually said nothing.

Faced with Sunan, who had been promoted to a wizard, they could no longer speak to him as equals as they had before.

“Let’s go back.”

With a wave of his hand, Sunan summoned a small golem legion out of thin air, surrounding Starbright Tower heavily.

Although all the resources of Starbright Tower had been taken by him, the tower itself was made of valuable materials.

Sunan still planned to save it for later dismantling to build a Wizard Tower, naturally not allowing others to touch it.

During his absence, the golem legion would guard Starbright Tower.

To be safe, Sunan left behind a Secret Puppet and also destroyed the Elemental Pool inside Starbright Tower.

This way, Starbright Tower, having lost its energy source, would not be able to retreat into a dimensional space anymore and could only remain stably in the material world.

Only after Sunan and the others went far away did the spectators gradually emerge from their hiding places, helplessly looking at each other while facing the golem legion surrounding Starbright Tower.

“What do we do?”

“What else can we do, just leave. Do you think you can take on so many golems? Don’t say I didn’t warn you, there’s a Refined Gold Golem in there!”

“Even if you could fight them, what would be the point? Do you want to be hunted down by that person? Didn’t you see those Level 3 Wizard Apprentices being crushed like ants?”

“I never thought someone would actually be promoted to a wizard.”

“From now on, the Starlight Continent is likely to change.”

Everyone’s expressions were complex, recalling the scenes they had just witnessed, an inevitable feeling of witnessing history arose in their hearts.

…

After flying a short distance, Staff, Rose, and Traveler successively took their leave.

Facing Sunan, the pressure was immense, and they really couldn’t bear to stay any longer.

Sunan didn’t mind either, controlling the liquid metal to envelop himself and Kei, forming it into the shape of a shuttle, shooting off toward Flash City.

The journey that took four days before, now only took less than half a day under Sunan’s full effort.

Parting with Kei at Flash City, Sunan then returned to Base No. 1, passed through the spatial portal, and went back to the Dragon Forest.

Returning to the control center on the top floor of Dragon Remains Tower, he immediately summoned Butler No. 1 to check the operational logs of Dragon Forest from the past two years.

Before leaving, Sunan had considered the possibility of a long absence and made some arrangements in advance, so Dragon Forest had no problems and everything was normal.

However, a lot of miscellaneous tasks had piled up, urgently needing his attention.

Also, on the side of the Star Alliance, there were likely numerous matters accumulated over the past two years requiring his decisions.

But these were not urgent.

Sunan had other matters that required urgent verification.

Standing beside the Elemental Pool, Sunan cast several spells and manipulated some energy particles for a while, finally confirming his hypothesis.

“Indeed, the concentration of energy particles is the greatest limitation on a wizard,” Sunan’s expression was somewhat complex.

When he had acted against the Truth Council, he realized that the strength of energy particles he could mobilize was far below his control limit.

If the strength of energy particles he could control was 100, then the maximum strength he could mobilize was only 20.

This meant that the power of the spells he could cast and his control over energy particles was only about twenty percent of normal!

The decline in power was secondary; the key was the subtle reinforcement and enhancement of the body by energy particles, as well as the growth and recovery speed of spiritual power would be significantly affected.

Sunan now truly experienced the detrimental effects of energy deficiency.

When he was still a wizard apprentice, since his power hadn’t yet reached the energy particle concentration limit of the Starlight Continent, the issue wasn’t very apparent.

But after being promoted to a wizard, his power level suddenly broke through the energy particle concentration limit, truly experiencing what energy deficiency means.

In this environment, not only would a wizard’s power be obviously weakened, but their cultivation would also be significantly affected.

Apart from that, the sensory perception also made one feel very uncomfortable.

When he had just been promoted to a wizard, as he was next to the Elemental Pool, Sunan’s sense of it wasn’t very clear, but after leaving Starbright Tower, it felt as if a normal person had suddenly come to a place with thin oxygen.