Wizards: Starting with the Refined Meditation Technique Guide

Chapter 180 Kyle, the Wizard in the Skin of 'Sonor'

Chapter 180 Kyle, the Wizard in the Skin of 'Sonor'

Leo said, "Sono, of the three of you, you're the one I'm most wary of. Go ahead and use your skills without holding back; I won't underestimate you."

"Haha, Wizard Leo, you flatter me too much. Compared to you, my level is only about the same as Sephiroth's, I'm no match for you at all."

Leo stared at Sono without relaxing his gaze, and said, "I don't believe it."

Sono said, "Wizard Leo, I don't want to fight you, but I'm determined to get the title of Genius Wizard this time."

"I can give you 20,000 magic stones in exchange for giving me King Socrates' head."

Leo hesitated for a moment, then refused, saying, "No, 20,000 magic stones aren't worth that price."

It wasn't that Leo was greedy and wanted more magic stones.

Right now, Leo has no way of getting the title of genius wizard.

Accepting Sono's 20,000 magic stones was indeed a good choice for him.

However, Leo always felt that there was something wrong with Sono.

Leo believed it was best not to make deals with people shrouded in mystery like these.

Sono said, "Besides the 20,000 magic stones, I can also tell you a major secret about myself."

Leo narrowed his eyes and said, "I'm not interested in your secrets."

Sono raised an eyebrow and said, "This secret might concern the safety of the Tower of Dawn. Are you sure you're not interested?"

Leo said calmly, "Those who know too many secrets often die young."

"Well, it seems our negotiations have broken down."

Sono remained calm.

However, my mood was not as calm as it appeared on the surface.

Sono initially predicted that either Sephiroth or Banville would be the winner.

Therefore, they prepared enough plans to deal with these two.

Regardless of who wins, Sonno is confident he can handle the situation.

But it was Leo who ended up standing last.

Leo is very strong and has no weaknesses.

Sono also found him very difficult to deal with.

The atmosphere between the two began to become heavy.

At this moment, it seemed they were waiting for the other person to make the first move.

Suddenly, Sono laughed and said, "Alright, Wizard Leo, you win. I'm giving up on this mission."

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After saying this, Sono turned around and began flying back towards the ship.

Leo only realized that Sono had really run away when Sono disappeared right in front of him.

Leo frowned.

He couldn't understand Sonno's actions.

Sono is a very complicated person.

Or rather, the current Sonno is not simple at all.

Leo even began to doubt whether this person was the same Sono he had initially met, the one with the level 2 mental talent.

After Sono left, Leo glanced around.

The nobleman Bell approached Leo tremblingly and said, "Respected wizard, the battle is over. Now please take my life."

This nobleman seemed eager to die.

Leo said, "Everyone else wants to live, but you always want to die. That's quite interesting."

Bell smiled wryly and said, "My lord wizard, you are probably one of the kinder wizards. I'm not afraid to tell you, I'm also afraid of death."

"However, wizards' methods are unpredictable. At the very least, I hope the wizard who kills me is one who doesn't use such methods to torment me."

Upon hearing this, Leo nodded slightly, finally understanding why Bell had been trying to die.

He knew he was going to die, but he wasn't afraid of death.

He wasn't afraid of dying, but he was afraid of being tortured before he died.

Leo turned around and cast a flight spell.

Leo's voice came from mid-air: "Stop thinking about dying all the time, just live well."

After saying that, Leo disappeared from Bell's sight.

Bell watched Leo walk away.

After confirming that Leo hadn't killed him, his legs went weak, and he collapsed to the ground, saying, "I...I actually survived, my God."

The nobleman Bell never expected that he would survive the arrival of four wizards.

Outside the Twin Cities.

The instructor was leisurely reading a book, sitting on a stool.

Around the teacher.

The wild beasts surrounded it.

These wild beasts, with bloodshot eyes, seemed to be drawn to something, and came to the instructor in droves, pouncing on him.

However, when the beasts approach the teacher, their entire bodies transform into crimson sculptures, freezing in place.

At this moment, Sono slowly walked over.

The instructor said, "Kyle, you've lost."

"I'm sorry, mentor, but in order to achieve this final victory, I regretfully have to put my personal issues aside."

The instructor shook his head and said, "A loss is a loss. Of course, it's not unfair that you lost to him. I actually thought quite highly of this Prosperian wizard."

"Both Sephiroth and Banville have their own flaws. In comparison, Leo himself has almost no flaws. Even his adventurous nature is compensated for by the unique spiritual qualities of the Pros."

"Of course, you are one of the most outstanding disciples I have taught. In a head-on confrontation, your chances of winning should be quite high, close to a draw. But as you said, once you fight him, you will have to reveal some of your trump cards that you cannot reveal right now."

Sono said, "As you said, teacher, thank you for understanding my difficulties."

"alright."

The instructor snapped the book shut and said, "Since you have admitted defeat, it means that the Socratic royal family's wizarding plans have been thwarted, and it also means that you have chosen to fully commit to our Divine Will Cult and become a wandering wizard."

Sono bowed slightly and said, "Yes, mentor."

The instructor nodded and said, "Then, it's time for this grand gathering to reach its climax."

"You agree, right, Wizard Renn?"

Not far away, Raine appeared here with two second-class wizard apprentices.

All three were tall Protoss people with silver, tousled hair.

Raine said in an unfriendly tone, "Instructor, haven't you gone too far this time?"

"Too much?"

"Where do you mean it's excessive?"

The instructor dismissed Raine's accusations, saying, "Are you suggesting that you're questioning my plan to break the prophecy of Augusta for the sake of the lives of some insignificant ordinary people?"

"I admit that this incident did indeed greatly help to break the prophecy of Augusta," Raine said.

But the ecology of the mortal kingdom is also crucial. If it is destroyed by the mutated creatures, even if our plan ultimately succeeds, we will lose a vast source of wizards.

"This sacrifice is necessary to defeat the Tower Master."

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"Furthermore, Renn, you've underestimated the Tower of Dawn. From the very beginning, I knew that the official wizards of the Tower of Dawn wouldn't let the aberrant creatures go unchecked."

"Therefore, even if we do nothing, these soldiers who have become mutated creatures will be dealt with by the official wizards of the Tower of Dawn."

Renn remained silent.