Six Ring Wizard

"This is a token of the wizard organization Moonlight Grove. If he is willing to embark on the path of a wizard in the future, he can use this thing to join Moonlight Grove," Herage said.

The ring of the wind elf was obtained by Herrag when he killed another wizard apprentice. The ring itself is also a token of Moonlight Grove.

Herage saw that Devin had certain wizard qualifications, and thought that this thing would not be of much use anyway, so he gave it to Devin.

The essential function of these demonized items is actually to recruit students and attract fresh blood to major wizarding organizations.

The enchanted items are all zero-level spells, which are of little use to a formal wizard like Herage.

When many official wizards meet some qualified juniors, they will give away the magic items in their hands to give them a chance.

Many wizards embark on the path of wizards in this way, relying on magical items as tokens to join wizard organizations.

After joining the wizard organization, you will either be promoted to a formal wizard and continue to practice hard, or you will die or stop at a certain stage and end your life.

Just like the wizard apprentice Herage met at the beginning, his small fireball ring came from his teacher. He was probably a wizard apprentice with no hope of promotion and passed on the magical items in his hands to his students.

But what he didn't expect was that his student would die before leaving Colson's continent.

When Helag gave this wind elf's ring, he didn't ask Devin to embark on the path of a wizard when he grew up.

All choices are in his hands, and whether he takes this path depends on his personal wishes.

Although becoming a wizard can transcend the world, most people just become a pile of bones.

Sometimes, living life in peace may be a better choice.

Ed was so excited that he knelt on the ground and kept kowtowing in thanks.

He knew very well what this ring meant. It was more precious than ten thousand taels of gold.

What this ring represents is an opportunity to completely change your destiny.

Herage stopped him: "Okay, okay, I just think that Devin has some qualifications, so I gave him this ring. Remember, whether he chooses this path in the future depends on him, don't force him Take this path.”

"Understood, my lord." Ed took Herrag's words to heart.

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The next day, outside Ruian City.

"My lord, let me take you to the west coast." Ed requested.

"When you deliver it, it will be two months later. Let's stop here."

Herage waved his hand as a farewell.

Magic power surged around his body, turning into a fiery red stream of light and going away.

Ed stared blankly at the stream of light, and after being stunned for a while, he knelt on the ground and knelt down to worship.

Many people in the city also noticed this stream of light and looked up.

But this stream of light passed by in a flash and disappeared from everyone's sight in the blink of an eye.

Although this scene was short-lived, it caused many people in the city to discuss it.

Many people are speculating on what it is, and there are different opinions.

Some people were unable to see this scene, so they could only listen to other people's accounts.

Such a small incident will become a topic of conversation among the residents of this small town after dinner for a period of time.

It takes two months to reach Ryan City on the west coast, and that's still by horse-drawn carriage.

Herage has elemental flight, so he doesn't need to travel slowly in a carriage.

Anyway, the area from Ryan City to the west coast is full of human settlements, and there are almost no large areas of deserted areas.

Herage didn't have to worry about the dangers lurking in these places or the trouble they might cause.

In the Barrens, apart from idle wizards, there are also wizards from several wizard organizations.

The idle wizard is very weak and poses no threat to Herague.

And there are very few second-level wizards in those wizard organizations, so even if they happen to happen to meet one, there is no reason to take action.

Only some hostile forces in the Land of Dawn would be able to take action against Herague.

But now Herag was sent to this place by the toad, which is far away from the Black Rock Valley.

Even if someone wanted to ambush him, it was impossible to predict that he would reach this place so quickly.

Herage flew through the air at high speed, trying to avoid the city so as not to attract too much attention.

Sometimes it was impossible to avoid the crowds, so Herag would only choose to fly over some countryside, where there were not so many people.

Whenever he flew over the sky above these ordinary people, he would see these people kneeling down, folding their hands and praying.

To them, this is a miracle.

It took Herage three days to reach Port Margaret.

Port Margaret is the largest port city on the west coast, with countless ships berthing and sailing every day.

"This is it, sir!" A skinny little boy led Herage to the door of a tavern called Birdsong.

Herage nodded slightly and gave the little boy two silver coins as a reward.

"Thank you, sir!" The little boy's eyes lit up when he saw the two silver coins, and he bowed almost ninety degrees.

It was the first time that he encountered such a generous customer. He got two silver coins just for showing him the way. This trip was a huge profit.

Herage originally wanted to give him a gold coin, but after looking at the little boy's thin body and patched clothes, he changed it to two silver coins.

Giving too much may actually harm him.

Herage walked into the Birdsong Tavern. The interior was dimly lit, but very lively.

Many people saw that they were sailors on the ship, drinking heavily from huge wine glasses.

For these sailors who make a living at sea all year round, the time when they dock is a rare time for indulgence and rest.

Although these sailors go to sea all year round, few of them can save money.

Each time they docked, the gold coins in their pockets were handed over to women, taverns and casinos.

After spending all the money, they continue to go to sea, and the cycle repeats.

Herage walked to the front desk and asked the front desk clerk: "Hello, I'm looking for Mr. Stavin."

The waiter was stunned for a moment, looked at Herage up and down, and then said: "Are you Mr. Herage?"

"That's right." Herage nodded.

The waiter then said respectfully: "Boss, he has gone out and may not come back until night. If you don't mind, you can wait for him in the backyard first."

It seemed that Stavin had given instructions beforehand, so the waiter knew that someone would come to him.

The waiter knew very well that the boss's usual name to others was not Stavin, and there were only a few people who could directly call him by this name.

Herage nodded and motioned to the waiter to lead the way.

The waiter took Herage to the backyard of the tavern, which was a large courtyard and a five-story building.

This house was barely noticeable outside the tavern, and no one would have thought that there was such a big house inside. (End of chapter)