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Chapter 190 - 190 169 Dawn Wizard Rejection at the Door

?Chapter 190: Chapter 169: Dawn Wizard, Rejection at the Door Chapter 190: Chapter 169: Dawn Wizard, Rejection at the Door “Is this the place?” Within The Lost Land, several figures stood solemnly before a ruin, and in front of them lay several bound figures forced to grovel on the ground.

“It should be here.” The Grey Bone Wizard lifted his head and checked the ancient sheepskin map in his hands, “The entrance must be concealed somewhere…”

“No, if this is indeed a relic left by the Dawn Wizards, then the lack of an entrance would make sense,” the Level 3 Wizard Delatore said with a smile, the aged face beneath showing an unmistakable look of expectation and desire.

“After all, in the distant era of the Wizard Empire, the Dawn Wizards could be referred to as ‘They.’ They are fundamentally different from Level 3 Wizards, not only theoretically having eternal life but also being able to use their flesh to break free from the constraint of the Wizard World and wander the Star Sea. It is said that in some minor worlds within the Star Sea, beings at the level of Dawn Wizards are considered as gods of creation…”

“And their incredibly strong spiritual power can even change and under certain conditions create rules, carving out a semi-plane in the void which, in other civilizations’ systems of cultivation, could even be considered a nascent kingdom of a god…”

The Grey Bone Wizard and several other Second-level Wizards quietly listened to the Level 3 Wizard Delatore discussing the information about Dawn Wizards, also known as Fourth-level Wizards, their eyes filled with longing.

At their Second-level Wizard standing, they could possibly become leaders in the weakest wizard organizations like Greybone Academy and the Forest School, but the secrets and information about the Fourth-level Dawn Wizards were difficult for them to access. Listening to Delatore discuss the combat capabilities of the Dawn Wizards made them acutely aware of their own insignificance.

“Lord Delatore, since Dawn Wizards can become ‘gods,’ why would they…” Finally, a Second-level Wizard who was relatively close to Delatore could not contain his confusion and voiced his doubts.

“Even real gods fall over a long span of time, not to mention the Dawn Wizards,” Delatore replied softly, shaking his head, unwilling to say much more. Instead, he turned his gaze to the group of bound “sacrifices,” among whom were several Formal Wizards who had betrayed Greybone Academy.

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