Wizards: Starting with the Refined Meditation Technique Guide

Chapter 295 Formal Wizard, Devoured to the End

Chapter 295 Formal Wizard, Devoured to the End

However, Leo's view was blocked by Stoffen's figure as soon as it landed on it.

Stoffen said, "Leo, are you curious about what's written on this piece of paper?"

Leo was taken aback at first, then said, "Hello, Instructor Stoffen."

Stoffen asked again, "Are you curious?"

Seeing Stoffen's attitude, Leo knew he had no choice but to answer.

Leo immediately said deliberately, "Mentor Stoffen, I am indeed very curious."

"Then I'll tell you where this parchment came from. It's a combination spell taken from the spell pyramid of a first-class wizard apprentice named Kelly."

As Stoffen finished speaking, Leo showed obvious surprise. He said, "Combined spells extracted from other wizards' spell pyramids?!"

Leo had never seen this kind of operation in the library's records.

Stoffen said, "It's normal for you to be surprised; this is a skill that can only be mastered after becoming a formal wizard."

"Leo, I told you before that the attitude of a formal wizard towards a first-class wizard apprentice is different from what you expected, right?"

"This time, Wizard Kelly was set up by official wizards. The reason is that several official wizards coveted her combination spells and decided to take them all away."

"A certified wizard used unused combo spells as bait at the auction."

"A certified wizard targets a wizard who needs this empty combo spell and borrows it from him."

Leo felt uneasy listening to this.

Is this what a formal wizard is like?

Why do they look like a bunch of monsters who eat people without spitting out the bones?

Leo thought he already had a good understanding of formal wizards, but this operation still exceeded his expectations.

Leo asked, "Master Stoffen, can these separated combo spells still be used?"

"cannot."

Stoffen said with a smile, "However, the spell can be improved and transformed into something of our own."

"In this way, formal wizards can more easily acquire the combination spells they need to enhance their skills, saving a lot of time by not having to start from scratch to research and acquire combination spells."

Upon hearing this, Leo subconsciously wondered if Stoffen had done something similar, and whether he intended to do something similar to him.

The Heart Demon Dragon bloodline ability was given to him by Stoffen.

Although Stoffen said he didn't need it, it might just be a trap he dug for himself.

Stoffen said, "Leo, I'm telling you this to remind you to be as careful as possible when you encounter a scheme orchestrated by a legitimate wizard. Don't be blinded by the greed of breaking through realms and ignore the dangers behind it."

"Master Stoffen, I will be careful."

Stoffen looked at the parchment containing the combined spells in his hand and said, "This thing is useless to me."

Stoffen tossed the parchment in his hand toward Leo.

Leo hurriedly caught it, saying, "Master Stoffen, are you going to throw this away?"

"This is for you. If you don't need it, just throw it away," Stoffen said. "This is just a teaching material I got for you under the guise of this matter."

"My personal method of acquiring combo spells does not require relying on this method."

Stoffen looked at Leo with a meaningful expression as he finished speaking.

Leo understood Stoffen's implication, scratched his head, and gave an awkward smile.

Stoffen meant that even if he wanted to obtain combo spells, he wouldn't do it through such means by getting them from Leo.

After a moment's thought, Leo also felt that Stoffen was probably not lying about this matter.

Stofin's combination spells are derived from bloodline abilities and adjustments to modified bloodline magic.

While research is an important part of Stoffen's growth, the ability to collect the bloodlines of various dragon species is indispensable.

At that moment, Leo thought of something.

Throughout the entire Tower of Dawn, many people are unaware that Steffen possesses a combination spell formed from 99 different bloodline abilities.

This shows that, as he said, Stoffen was indeed one of the most "clean-minded" among a group of formal wizards.

Of course, this is also because the core of Stoffen's magic is the modification of bloodlines, so he doesn't care much about the combination spells of other disciplines.

Conversely, if Stoffens had chosen magic from other disciplines, he might not have been able to maintain his integrity.

"However, although I don't need to obtain combination spells in this way, I do need the Dragon Blood Purification Potion. I really need it, I desperately need it."

"Stoffin said."

After saying this, Stoffen ended the topic and continued with his daily lessons.

Inside the luxurious house.

Kelly, adorned with jewels, sat on the bed, her face pale and half of her hair silver-white.

Hein, standing beside her, asked, "Mom, are you feeling better?"

Kelly nodded, her expression blank, and said, "I feel better."

"Hain, have any wizards contacted me recently?"

"Mom, a few guests came today. They said they want to end their cooperation with you."

If it were Kelly in the past, she would definitely be furious upon hearing this.

But Kelly now looked like a dying person, and she just grunted in response.

Hein asked worriedly, "Mom, are you alright?"

"fine."

Hein gritted his teeth and said, "Mom, these official wizards are really going too far. On the surface, they only wrote in the contract that three combination spells would be removed. But they concealed the fact that even if three combination spells were removed, the debt to the magic stones would not be paid off. Instead, you will have to repay it with the remaining six combination spells."

Kelly coughed twice and said, "Hain, you can only say these things to me, not to other wizards outside."

"I know, Mom."

Kelly looked at her son with kind eyes and said, "Hain, not only have I lost nine combination spells, but my life has also been severely damaged by the loss of these spells. I'm afraid I don't have many months left to live."

Hain said, "I'm sorry, Mom, it's all my fault. If I hadn't made you take out those loan agreements, none of this would have happened."

"It's not your fault, and it has nothing to do with you."

Kelly said calmly, "This is a scheme set up by a formal wizard. Even if I didn't fall for it this time, I would have later. I should have thought of that; once a formal wizard makes a move, how could it be just three combination spells?"

"Formal wizards are like a pack of greedy wolves; they will devour their targets without mercy."

Kelly then looked at Hein with a trembling gaze and said, "Compared to my situation, Hein, I'm more worried about you."

"After I leave, no one will be able to protect you. With your talent, I'm afraid it will be difficult for you to become a first-class wizard apprentice."