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After returning to the spaceship, Lor did not go to the second floor, but came to Lewan's hatch. He was about to knock on the hatch, but he didn't expect that the hatch was opened by little Lewan first.

"Teacher." Lewan looked at Lor and said excitedly: "You are really amazing. So many three-ring wizards were eliminated in advance because they ran out of scrolls, but you stood until the end."

In the previous defensive battle, he almost kept watching the whole battle from beginning to end in panoramic mode.

In the past two days, let alone doing rune comprehension courses, he didn't even sleep.

In addition to wanting to see his own mentor show his power, he was actually a little worried about the mentor's safety.

Once he found something wrong, he could call for help in time.

"Not bad." Lor smiled and asked: "How is your course progress now? How long will it take to break through the second ring?"

He had originally planned that after Lewan broke through the second ring, he would let him go to the sea to train and accumulate more practical experience.

Now this plan can actually be carried out. If 80% to 90% of the sea fish and sea beasts are killed, it is the same to change the training object to the white-necked bird flock.

"It will take about another year." Lewan scratched his head a little embarrassedly, "In one year at most, I will be able to understand all the runes thoroughly and break through to the second ring."

Originally, he and his mentor were both third-level apprentices, and the mentor took the route of witchcraft fusion, which was more difficult than his single element inheritance route.

As a result, the mentor is now in the second ring, and has not fallen behind in witchcraft fusion, but he is still stuck in the first ring.

This comparison is really embarrassing.

"Two years, laying a good foundation is more important than anything else."

Lor said seriously: "Before breaking through the second ring, you must tell Speaker Yasen. If he thinks that your understanding of runes is not thorough enough, then don't break through first."

In the practice of inherited wizards, the understanding of runes is the most important.

He doesn't want to see his student who is eager to break through, resulting in a poor foundation and finally unable to break through the fourth ring.

As for experience, it should be ranked behind laying a solid foundation. If it doesn't work, he can protect him more in the future.

"Yes, mentor." Lewan nodded and responded seriously.

"Okay, study hard, I'll go up first."

Lor waved his hand, said goodbye to his students, walked to the second floor of the flying boat, returned to his cabin, and fell asleep directly on the bed.

These two days, he has almost been suppressing the limit of his mental power to restore elemental energy to cast witchcraft. In the middle, he had to intrigue with those wizards to see who could release the four-ring witchcraft scroll first. He was really exhausted.

If he doesn't take a good rest, his mental power may collapse automatically.

Two days later, in the afternoon.

Lor opened his eyes, felt his head recovering, and breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, there were no sequelae this time.

Then, he began to plan the arrangements for the future.

"It's the sixth year of the wizard calendar now." Lor thought to himself, "There are still four years before the Faith Wizard riot. Because of my arrival, some changes may happen. The worst case is that the riot will happen in two and a half years."

The reason why I don't move the time forward a little bit is because the Faith Wizard will have two big moves before the riot.

One of the big moves is to declare independence and make the Faith Wizards a new faction.

The second is to build a new Faith Temple, which is the last struggle of the Faith Wizards.

The second move will last at least two years. After the Faith Temple is built, they will find that they still can't make any further progress, and they will completely give up, and then.

"Now I can add 200 points of mental power in a year without causing any suspicion, but it's still too slow."

Lor frowned slightly, "If you want to speed up, you have to buy divine power crystals to improve it."

"But that thing is too expensive. With more than 60 million contribution points, you can only buy more than 60,000 grams, which can only improve my mental power by more than 4,500 points at most."

After becoming a second-ring wizard, although Lor's mental power quality has improved, the effect of using divine power crystals is not much different from that of the apprentice period.

The energy essence in the divine power crystal is above the fourth level, and the improvement below the fourth level is not much reduced.

But even if he exchanged all his contribution points for divine power crystals, he still needed about 4,500 points of mental power to become a three-ring and make the meteor spell undergo a qualitative change.

And his contribution points cannot be exchanged for divine power crystals. Four-ring scrolls, witchcraft experiments, purchase of basic witchcraft structures, and exchange of magic crystal reserves are all needed.

"It's really troublesome. The contribution points are still too few." Lor looked at the 65.5 million contribution points stored in his ID card and once again deeply felt the taste of poverty.

In any case, it would be impossible for him to have a four-ring combat power before the faith wizards went crazy and the abyss invaded.

"Forget it, take your time."

Lor took a deep breath and forced himself to suppress the impatience in his heart. "During this sea beast riot, the only four-ring faith wizard in Betula Continent didn't seem to come."

"That's right, faith wizards don't need apprentice quotas, and they don't need to accept tasks in exchange for more territories. It doesn't matter whether they come or not."

While thinking, Lor controlled the spacecraft to fly towards Betula Continent.

The Endless Sea is probably in chaos now, so it would be better for him to go back and take over the first-class laboratory that Senator Cooper promised him.

Murphy Continent, outside the Dark Canyon.

Eighteen wizards with various divine powers and different auras and demeanors gathered here.

"Hisham, why did you call us here at this time?"

A girl with a strong breath of life looked at the figure in front of her shrouded in darkness and asked: "Is there anything that can't be said on the communication board?"

"Hehe, since everyone is basically here, then I will talk about it." Hisham smiled and said: "I am about to break through the fifth ring and plan to apply for an independent bloodline wizard faction."

He believes that faith wizards and bloodline wizards are completely two different systems, and there is no need to mix them together.

It is better to be independent and gain greater autonomy.

He did not say why he did not discuss this matter on the communication board, but the wizards present knew in their hearts that the communication board was, after all, the creation of the elemental wizard.

And compared to the communication board, the wizards are more concerned about another thing.

"What, you are about to break through?"

"So fast?"

"Why can't I go any further after I became a faith wizard?"

Fifteen faith wizards were shocked when they heard the news and asked questions one after another.

Two other faith wizards were only surprised for a moment, and soon their faces returned to normal.

"Don't worry, I'll tell you how to break through after I achieve the sixth ring." Hisham glanced at everyone and said, "Let's talk about independence first. Who agrees and who disagrees?"

"Okay."

"Okay."

"I'll listen to you."

The faith wizards were excited. According to Hisham, it was not only easy for faith wizards to break through the fifth ring, but even the sixth ring was not difficult.

It was indeed the right choice for them to switch from the blood wizard system to the faith wizard system.

Seeing that everyone else agreed, the two faith wizards in the crowd who looked normal did not object.

Independence did not harm them, so naturally it didn't matter.