Bloodline Wizard's Dragon Transformation Diary

Chapter 163 Enlightenment and Reassessment of the Future

Because he used his diary to perform the act of "examining himself three times a day" and "corrected" his deviated position, the effect of Luo Ang's meditation this time was exceptionally good—the effect of one meditation was comparable to the previous two.

Moreover, Loen had a feeling that this effect of 'growth' could last for quite some time.

"That's it! I've got it!"

Meanwhile, after completing today's spell preparations, Loonbi suddenly dispelled yesterday's fog as he observed the effects of meditation.

—He found something within himself that could transform the Silver-Gray School's mark of vengeance into a flexible mark of vengeance!

It is none other than the Spiral Tree of Life Meditation!

The Spiral Tree of Life Meditation is a unique meditation method belonging to the Twin Spiral School.

The Twin Helix School is a once-glorious school of thought—it has a formidable enemy.

That is the Asuka School!

The origins of the conflict between the two schools of thought are unknown, but it is widely known that the conflict between them has become so great that they are completely unable to coexist.

The Bird School was nearly wiped out by the Twin Helix School—and even after the reversal, the Bird School wizards continued to relentlessly hunt down the Twin Helix School wizards.

This pursuit has reached the point of "better to kill the innocent than let the guilty go free."

According to the Crimson Wizard, once the wizards of the Bird School detect the presence of the Twin Helix School, in order to ensure that they can kill the Twin Helix School members, they even draw a circle on the map with the Twin Helix School's aura as the center, and then launch an attack on everything within that circle!

Before encountering the Crimson Wizard, Loon had personally witnessed Mohand breeding noble disciples, using their own bloodline power to 'quickly awaken' and become wizards, making them practice the Spiral Tree of Life meditation method, and 'selling' them as wizards of the Spiral Tree of Life.

Through such business, Mohand amassed an unimaginable fortune.

—Up to now, Loen has only used a small portion of these riches.

The more Loon realized the extent of Mohand's wealth through breeding, the clearer it became to understand the depth of the Bird School's hatred for the Twin Helix School.

If someone is willing to pay such a huge price just for breeding and purchasing the heads of newly minted Twin Helix wizards to connect with Mohand, then what if a 'fully trained' Twin Helix wizard appeared in these central kingdoms?

To what extent would the wizards of the Flying Bird School be stressed by this?

What price would they be willing to pay to wipe out this "accomplished" survivor of the Twin Helix School?

How big of a scene can they possibly cause?

Loon had no doubt that, given the Flying Bird School's "better to kill the innocent than let the guilty go free" mentality, once they learned that Loon had been in contact with wizards from the Silver Ash School... even if such contact was not friendly but rather a struggle between them, the wizards from the Flying Bird School would also crush the wizards from the Silver Ash School while searching for traces of Loon, and might even wipe out the entire Silver Ash School!

Of course, this is just Loen's guess—but so what?

Would the wizards of the Silver Ash School dare to gamble?

If they lose, the entire school of thought will be doomed.

Who would dare to participate in such a gamble?

Therefore, as long as the wizards of the Silver Grey School know that the one who killed Wizard Anselo was a wizard from the Twin Helix School, they will absolutely not dare to openly pursue Loon's trail.

At the same time, they would secretly be extremely concerned about Luo Ang's existence.

In this way, Loon can draw away most of the Silver Grey School's attention and power, relieve most of the pressure on the Crimson Wizards of Tissot Hill, and at the same time ensure that the Silver Grey School will only plot against him in secret, rather than launching a massive attack to hunt him down.

"Furthermore, there is another benefit to exposing the Spiral Tree of Life meditation method."

"That means letting the Silver-Gray School cover my tracks."

"The greatest crisis facing the wizard tower we built at Forked Ridge does not come from the Silver Grey School, but from the fact that the existence of that wizard tower challenges the wizarding order of the entire Middle-earth."

"Besides the Silver-Grey School of wizards, other wizarding schools will also regard us as enemies—even if we defeat the Silver-Grey School, there will be a continuous stream of other wizarding schools."

"But if wizards from the Twin Helix school get involved, the situation will be different!"

"To avoid getting involved in the conflict between the Twin Helix School and the Flying Bird School, the Silver Ash School will definitely keep this information a secret. At the same time, to prevent other schools from discovering the Twin Helix School's presence, they will also refuse wizards from other schools from entering their territory and from participating in the changes at Forked Ridge."

"This also means that what Kiris is facing is only a small part of the Silver Ash School's power—in fact, she was able to reach a compromise with the Silver Ash School's wizards even faster than I imagined."

"The wizards of the Silver-Gray School are willing to make even more concessions in order to reach a compromise!"

Thinking about these things, Luo Ang clicked his tongue.

It's been revitalized!

This dead end was turned around in an instant!

"Yes, that's it!"

Loon stood up and excitedly circled around Anselo's coffin.

Previously, he truly believed that the situation at Forked Ridge was a dead end—that even if he and the Crimson Wizard became third-class or even fourth-class wizard apprentices, they would find it difficult to challenge the order of wizards in the Central Plains.

But is that really the case?

The order of the wizards of Middle-earth sounds like a terrifying thing, a shadow that blots out the sky, inspiring despair and deterring anyone from even thinking of challenging it—but is that really the case?

it's not true!

At this moment, Loen was deep in a forest.

In the forest, the intertwined canopies of trees block out the sun, making the forest dark and gloomy. Even so, a few rays of sunlight still manage to pierce through the intertwined canopies.

These interconnected trees seem to have taken all the sunlight and rain, yet in the gaps between them, flowers, vines, and shrubs still grow, full of vitality.

Ultimately, the vast shadow cast by this forest is formed by the intertwining of countless trees, not by a single tree—just as it is separated by the order of the wizards of Middle-earth.

That was the order jointly constructed by the various schools of thought in the central kingdoms and the numerous wizards.

Under this order, the various schools of thought appear to be of one mind, working together to maintain it.

In reality, each school of thought has its own ideas, interests, and selfish motives.

Just like the trees in a forest, some are tall and some are short.

"Therefore, our enemy is not the wizards of Middle-earth."

"But they are just a part of the many wizards in the central kingdoms!"

Luo Ang stopped in his tracks.

In the dark forest, a ray of sunlight pierced through the gaps in the trees, casting a clear beam of light in Loon's eyes.

Under the sunlight, Luo Ang suddenly felt enlightened.

He came from a unified country where everyone was of one mind, and when one place was in trouble, help came from all sides.

Therefore, when he came to understand the situation in the Central Plains, he did so with this understanding—moreover, in his previous life, the image of wizards he knew was rational.

Add to that his old belief from his past life that "it weighs no more than four ounces without being weighed, but a thousand pounds on the scale"...

He became increasingly convinced that, faced with this "big picture," the schools and wizards of Middle-earth would unite as one.

But in reality, how could that be possible?

In this world, wizards are neither united nor rational.

Moreover, wizards belong to a separate, high-ranking class—relatively speaking, they don't pay much attention to the situation on the 'human' side.

Therefore, even if a merchant brought news of Chashanling to the territories of other schools of thought, the wizards of those schools might not take the news seriously—the mountains are high and the roads are long, who would be willing to cross vast lands to join in the fun for a piece of news whose authenticity is unknown?

So, the situation isn't really that serious!

After figuring all of this out, the heavy pressure that had been weighing on Loon ever since his conversation with the wizard Valennil vanished in an instant.

"So, now there's only one question left."

Although the situation was not as serious as Loen had anticipated, the existence of the Silver Ash School was still a major enemy for him and the Crimson Wizard. Therefore, he still needed to continue his previous plan and attract the Silver Ash School's attention in another location.

"How can I make the wizards of the Silver-Gray School aware of my existence—how can I let them know that the legacy of the Twin Helix School has appeared in their territory?"

It's not difficult!

It's simply a matter of using two approaches simultaneously.