Six Ring Wizard

The flames were burning on the black chains, but the flames were not hot, but as cold as the chains.

After the chain tied the toad, it continued to slide rapidly, making a crisp sound of metal friction and collision.

Toad glanced at the black chains that bound him, shook his head and said, "Does the current wizard only have this little strength?"

The black chain suddenly tightened, and the chain collapsed straight away. At a glance, it was clear that there was great power inside the chain.

It's just that this kind of power has no effect on the toad, and the black flames don't seem to have any effect on him.

These chains didn't even leave a scratch on the toad's skin.

The toad's body stirred, and the black chain was instantly shattered, and then disappeared, as if it had never appeared.

"Which plane are you from? Just a projection has this kind of power." Fran asked with a heavy face.

He didn't feel any aura from the toad. He could only see that the toad was just a projection, not the real body.

Normally, projection does not have much strength, and various methods will be greatly restricted.

But the projection of the toad is very strange, its defense ability is invincible, and the third-level spell can't even hurt a hair on him, which is a bit outrageous.

Fran also did not think that the toad came from the abyss plane. Since the abyss plane once invaded the wizard plane, the existence of the abyss plane can hardly be projected on the wizard plane. This is the self-defense mechanism of the world's will.

So Fran naturally believed that the toad should come from other planes, not the abyss.

Herague had asked Toad this question before. Toad's guess was that he did not completely belong to the abyss plane, so he was not restricted.

This also further confirmed Herage's previous conjecture that the toad was most likely Nicholas himself.

He was originally a wizard from the wizard plane, but he didn't know what happened and turned into a monster from the abyss plane.

But judging from Toad's successful projection, the will of the world has not restricted him.

Since Toad was once a high-level wizard, he must have gone through the stage of a third-level wizard and was recognized by the will of the world.

Herage guessed that this might be the reason why the toad could project successfully.

Generally speaking, this situation does not happen. A high-level wizard turns into a monster from the abyss plane in the blink of an eye, possessing some traces and breaths of the two planes at the same time.

Herage thought for a moment, and he realized that he was actually the same, but he could change it by controlling the bloodline mark.

The toad glanced sideways at Fran, but instead of answering Fran's question, the toad opened its mouth, revealing a space like a black hole.

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Herage walked around the study room and found that the books here were from various races and in many different languages.

The materials of these books are also different. There are only a few real paper books, and most of them are made of animal fur and bones.

There were also some books whose materials Herrag couldn't recognize and couldn't figure out what they were.

Because he was in a different space, Herage could not perceive the situation outside and did not know how the war was going.

But he wasn't worried. Fran, a third-level wizard, probably couldn't do anything with the toad.

Even if Toad can't take down Fran, he won't be defeated by Fran, at least his defense is full.

Herage just walked around in the study room and wandered for a while, but was teleported out before he even finished reading a book.

After Herage landed, he found that this was a ground in a contaminated area. The wreckage of the airship could no longer be seen around, indicating that it was already some distance away from the original location.

He turned around and saw the huge body of the toad sitting on the ground and asked, "Is it solved?"

The toad nodded and vomited out a corpse: "I still have the corpse, is it useful to you?"

Fran looked very miserable at this time, his limbs were twisted crookedly, and his bones were obviously broken.

There was a huge, terrifying hole in his chest, which seemed to have been pierced by something.

Herage looked at it and felt that it should have been pierced by a toad's tongue. The shape and outline were similar.

Herage calculated that within a few minutes of his entering, Fran would look like this.

It seems that Toad's combat power exceeds his imagination. Although he said that his offensive method is only a third-level wizard, but I am afraid that it is also the top level among the third-level wizards.

Herage asked: "Does he have something like a space ring on him?"

"There is no space ring, I have already seen it. A wizard of his level should use his own small space to store things. It is easier to use than a space ring and is not afraid of falling off." Toad said.

If a second-level wizard wants to be promoted to a third-level wizard, he needs to understand most of the rules and then get the approval of the will of the world before he can be promoted to a third-level wizard.

Space rules are basically rules that must be understood successfully to be promoted to a third-level wizard. Fran's understanding of space rules is definitely much higher than Herague.

Herage also knew that some spells could create some small spaces through space rules, and then use them as his own personal space, where he could access items at any time.

The space ring is always just an item, and items are easily lost and damaged.

Once it is damaged, the things inside the space ring will also be destroyed, because this space exists inside the space ring and relies on the space ring to exist.

But the space created through space rules is different. This space truly exists in the endless world and is a truly opened up space.

Theoretically, this kind of space exists forever.

Unless someone accidentally breaks in and damages this space one day, the probability is almost zero.

In order to prevent this extremely low probability from happening, some wizards will also arrange some witch formations in the spaces they have created as protection.

Herage looked at Fran's body on the ground and felt only pity.

A wizard of this level must have good things. If you can pick up the space ring, you will make a lot of money.

Herage checked it again without giving up and found that there was indeed no space to store the witchcraft.

Fran only had two witchcraft weapons on him, but they were damaged now, and they were in terrible tatters. They were all damaged in the fight with the toad.

Herage couldn't tell what level these two witchcraft were. Judging from the residual aura, they were at least second-level witchcraft.

"He should be able to run if he wanted to, but why did he die in your hands so quickly?" Herage was a little curious about the process, so he asked.

Toad said: "He wanted to capture me and study me, so he didn't leave immediately. When he realized that he couldn't defeat me, the surrounding space had been silently blocked by me, and he didn't notice it."