Wizard: I can refine everything

"Mission?" Richard was slightly stunned.

"A trial mission, a job assigned by Alex." Joe Lord handed a scroll to Richard, "There was a missing person case in a city affiliated with the academy. The wizard apprentice stationed there thought it might be the work of a mad wizard, so he passed the news to the academy."

"Mad wizard? What type of wizard is that? Is it the same as black and white wizard?" Richard asked casually after taking a look at the scroll.

"No, no, no," Joe Lord denied, "Black and white wizards are divided out by the great truth wizards, and mad wizards are just a more popular name. Their official name is illegal wizards. That is, wizards who violated the laws of the Truth Parliament.

In theory, this kind of thing should be handled by the Ministry of Justice under the Truth Parliament, but since law enforcement wizards need to be responsible for too many things, it has become the responsibility of the academy to deal with these apprentice-level mad wizards."

Ministry of Justice, another new word.

Richard put away the scroll, "Okay, I'll do it now."

"Don't underestimate this task," Joe Lord reminded, "Mad wizards are better at fighting than ordinary apprentices. These people use mortals for experiments, and some of their research is specifically targeted at wizards.

If you underestimate them, you will suffer a great loss."

Richard nodded, with a confident smile on his face.

"I know, teacher."

Back in the bedroom, Richard immediately started to prepare equipment.

First, his Demon Devourer Greatsword. After several years of production, the second phase of the Demon Devourer Greatsword has been completed. The current Demon Devourer Greatsword has the purgatory fire that burns spirits.

Then there are various protective magic suits, guardian pendants, mind protection rings, and stealth cloaks...Finally, Richard carefully put five black long tubes into the magic pocket.

This is the wizard grenade he made-now called the annihilation grenade.

The final plan for the annihilation grenade was determined two years ago, and in the past two years, Richard made some minor modifications to it and made a special version.

The material of the special annihilation grenade was modified, resulting in the material cost of one annihilation grenade reaching one thousand magic stones. And the one thousand magic stones in exchange for the annihilation grenade does not need to be charged, even a low-level apprentice can use it easily.

Richard made five annihilation grenades of this characteristic, and he planned to bring all of them this time to prevent accidents.

After packing up his equipment, Richard came to the balcony and called Wu Ni to his shoulder.

How can you go to kill people without the death crow.

The location of the mission is a city called Gale, which is one of the most populous cities affiliated to the academy, reaching a population of over a million.

It is also because of the large population that the academy attaches great importance to the report of the appearance of crazy wizards.

The wizard academy has the obligation to protect ordinary humans within its scope. If a crazy wizard with apprentice strength makes a big noise and is noticed by the Ministry of Justice, then the Black Tower Wizard Academy will be held accountable by the Ministry of Justice.

Arriving at the airship field, Richard found a magic airship passing through Gale and sat down.

Every city under the jurisdiction of the academy has an airship field, which not only facilitates the travel of wizard apprentices, but also facilitates the transportation of goods for the Wizard Chamber of Commerce.

After getting on the airship, Richard observed the passengers of the airship. Unlike the airship he took to the Black Rock Mountains, a considerable number of passengers on this airship were ordinary people.

These ordinary people were dressed gorgeously and spoke in a civilized manner. They should belong to the middle class and higher class in the mortal society.

After noticing Richard's gaze, these people were not panicked, but just bowed slightly to show respect.

They seemed to be used to wizard apprentices.

"It seems that the lives of ordinary people in the wizard continent are better than I thought, and wizards are not that mysterious."

In the Kingdom of Plantagenet, mortals, let alone taking airships, even carriages are only a means of transportation for the rich and nobles, and civilians travel on their own two legs.

Gale City is not far from the academy. After the airship flew for four hours, Richard arrived at his destination.

As soon as he got off the airship, Richard saw a shocking scene.

The airship field in Gale City is even larger than that of the academy. The large airships with huge cargo cabins land at the airship field, and then workers go up to unload and load the cargo. What's more surprising is that the vehicles they use to transport cargo are actually horse-drawn carriages.

Richard couldn't help but marvel at the fact that the cargo brought by airships is transported by horse-drawn carriages.

"Backwardness and advancement coexist, the wizard world is wonderful."

After leaving the airship field, Richard saw many horse-drawn carriages waiting for business.

Richard called one and prepared to go to the city lord's mansion.

"How much does it cost to go to the city lord's mansion?"

The driver glanced at Richard, and after seeing the silver five-pointed mark on Richard's chest, his eyes suddenly widened, and he turned over and got off the car, and said with some excitement:

"Are you the wizard master?"

Richard nodded.

"It is my honor to serve the wizard master, how dare I take your money?"

As he said, the driver took the initiative to open the door of the carriage and made a gesture to Richard to come in.

Richard smiled, "Why are you so excited? Haven't you seen a wizard?"

Based on what she saw on the airship, wizard apprentices should be quite common in the wizard continent.

"I have never seen a big shot like you." The driver was excited, "In the entire Gael City, only the mayor can often see the wizard. We, the little people, can only see the wizard once in the apprentice selection held every ten years."

"I see." Richard nodded and turned to enter the carriage.

On the way, Richard looked at the city governed by the wizard academy with curiosity. Unlike Blackstone City, Gale City looked very prosperous, with people coming and going on the streets. Although the clothes were not gorgeous, they were at least clean and decent, and people's faces were full of life.

In the Plantagenet Kingdom, I'm afraid that even the royal city could not do this.

The airship field was on the outskirts of the city. Logically, Richard should have encountered slums and the like along the way, but all the way down, let alone slums, Richard didn't even see a beggar.

"Master, are there no beggars in Gale City?" Richard asked casually.

"Beggars?" The driver smiled, "I haven't seen beggars in Gale City since I was born."

"How is this possible?" Richard was surprised.

"Nothing is impossible, wizard, and these are all your credits." The driver said loudly, "I grew up listening to the heroic deeds of wizards."

"Really?"

Richard touched his chin.

It seems that some of the apprentices sent by the academy have spent a lot of time on city governance.

Following the street, we arrived at the city lord's mansion, which was a marble building that looked very grand.

Richard got off the car and handed the driver a college coin. The driver waved his hands repeatedly, saying that it was his honor and he didn't need to pay. Then he waved his whip and drove away.

Richard could only smile helplessly.

He showed the mission scroll issued by the academy to the guard, who hurriedly opened the door and led Richard into the mansion.

As soon as he entered the door, Richard instantly felt a wave of magic power. This wave came from the wall of the mansion, which seemed to be engraved with some magic circle.

"The teacher said that the academy sent wizard apprentices to garrison in these cities. I think this should be their masterpiece."

Going up the stairs to the second floor, the guard led Richard to the city lord's study and left him.

Dong Dong Dong.

"Who? Didn't I say not to disturb me unless the wizard comes?"

Hearing this, Richard pushed the door open directly.

The decoration of the study was very simple, not as grand as the mansion looked. In the room, a white-haired old man sat on a chair with a book in his hand.

At this moment, the old man was looking at the tall man with a crow on his shoulder in astonishment.

"I am a wizard sent by the academy." Richard said lightly, and then showed the mission scroll to the old man.

Seeing this, the old man quickly stood up and walked quickly to Richard's side.

"Hello, hello, I am the lord of Gale City, Spencer Gale, it's an honor to meet you."