Wizard: Starting With Synthesized Gems - Chapter 649

Chapter 646: Archaeological Origin Wizard 70,000 Years Ago, One Wish and Five Major Questions of Great Magic!

Chapter 646: Seventy Thousand Years Ago: Archaeological Origins of Wizards, One Wish, and Five Questions of Great Magic!
The seven wizards of the Rose Council cast various spells, creating a hole in the maze of the Tomb City. They used a rose bush to stabilize the gap and, using a special spell, caused the rose bush to spread underground and spread into the distance.

A look of relief appeared on the face of the flower language master Kenneth Evans, but the next moment, a huge magic tide erupted from the center of the distant city, and a large amount of abyss energy mixed with the magic tide.

The wind of magic gathered towards the center of the city like a devastating tide.

Flower language master Kenneth Ivins’s face changed drastically. “What happened?”

The next moment, a tide covered the seven flower language masters of the Rose Council. The female flower language master, Suela Sharp, took out a magical bouquet of baby’s breath from her astral ring, as if trying to stop the echo covering them, but it had no effect at all.

All seven people, along with the entire area, were drawn into the past.

At the same time, on the other side, the outsourced wizard team of Storm Tower, the wizards of the Thunder Demon Society were also in shock. They were blown into the echo by this huge magical wind without any resistance.

“What happened? What happened to this city? Our goal is to reach the main hall of the central tomb as quickly as possible. Get out of this spell!”

“Dean, I can’t escape… What kind of magic is this…”

“What on earth did those intruders do?”

The entire Thunder Demon Society was sent into the past.

At the same time, on the surface of the Abyss River, the entire city was engulfed in a huge spell model.

At the center of the impact, Locke soon discovered that he was gradually unable to control his Book of the Sovereign.

Not just yourself, but others as well.

Witch Xia Li said: “Someone is manipulating my Book of the Sovereign!”

Wizard Warwick said, “It’s an archaeological magic that’s more powerful than us. It’s more primitive and ancient than our spell models. Although crude, it’s somehow so simple and effective.”

Wizard McKinley said grimly, “This is a spell model set by the Archaeology Wizard’s Origin Wizard. It will be cast as soon as we turn the statuette and use historical reconstruction to capture the moment of the echo.”

“We stand on the shoulders of giants of later civilizations, while he stands on the source of archaeology. His spell model may be outdated, but it is simple and effective enough. It may still be the spell model he set when he was young.”

At this time, the four books of the sect master flew into the air, gathered together, and kept turning the pages automatically.

At the same time, the whole city seemed to have returned to its youth. The faded colors bloomed on the city, and the city that had lost its vitality suddenly returned to its most vibrant era when it was just established.

The streets and alleys are full of people.

Locke looked at the pedestrians on the street and immediately used archaeology spells to record them.

Their clothing, language, and even expressions were all recorded one by one.

The passers-by were whispering.

“Have you heard? The king will be re-enthroned in this city, even though it is not the capital of the Heliotus Royal Court.”

“I heard that the King wanted to repay Princess Loom’s loyalty, so he wanted to ascend the throne again in her home country.”

“After the king ascends the throne again… will everything be fine? Will the earth grow food? Will the livestock continue to reproduce? We humans have had almost no pure-blooded human babies born in the past thirteen years.”

“The king’s ascension to the throne should bring an end to the apocalypse…”

Locke looked up and saw that the sun in the sky was dim and very illusory, and the whole world was very cold.

Wizard Warwick smiled and said, “Don’t be surprised. According to various confirmations by archaeologists, the wizarding world was in a low-temperature period during the Age of Stars. It is said that during this period, both the temperature and the duration of sunlight decreased.”

“The sun has dimmed. Food production has dropped significantly. The population of our wizarding civilization has decreased rather than increased during this period.”

“But, what about the thirteen years they mentioned, when no pure-blooded human was born? I really don’t know. And is there a famine here?”

Just as Locke was about to respond, a clear voice rang out. “Well, don’t people in later generations know about the Thirteen Years Disaster?”

Warwick, Witch Charlie, Wizard McKinley and Locke all became alert.

There was a wizard wearing a black wizard robe and a skull belt around his waist. He had his back to them, and then he reached out and touched the four books of the master in mid-air, and began to flip through them and read the contents.

“Judging from your reactions, I guess you don’t know.”

“I thought such a tragedy would be recorded in history. But it seems I underestimated human nature. Some people think it’s okay if such a shameful thing isn’t recorded.”

“Thus, all traces of its existence were wiped out. But I have to admire my own intelligence, for anticipating this long ago. Therefore, this world needs us archaeologists. To record its past!”

“The glorious ones, and the dishonorable ones.”

McKinley asked warily, “Who are you?”

The man turned around, revealing a pale young man’s face, which was completely bloodless.

He looks very tall.

The limbs are extremely slender and the frame is small.

Locke looked at him and asked, “Grandmaster, are you willing to show up?”

The young wizard smiled brightly. “Locke Augustine, thank you for that title. It really helps.”

“But you don’t have to worry about me. According to historical calculations, my current appearance will soon be discarded by my true self.”

“So, this is irrelevant. In fact, the spell that temporarily usurped your master’s book was a spell I designed when I was eighteen years old. I was a little worried that it might not succeed, but unexpectedly it did.”

“This magic is called the Historical Boundary Stone Spell. This way, I can manipulate the past and tell you, to the greatest extent possible, what the true past was like. Otherwise, your magic will always contain errors and inaccuracies.”

“Also, there are some very terrifying beings in this past. If you cast magic on your own, you may not be able to reflect them. But if I am in control, I can show you their reflections.”

The four of them looked at each other.

Hearing the other party’s admission, Locke and others were still a little bit unbelievable. They didn’t expect that such a powerful wizard would appear in front of them.

The source of all archaeology wizards.

Is the other person still alive?
Where is he now?

If the other party is still alive, then what level of wizard is he?
Locke thought to himself: “How unfathomable.”

Wizard McKinley flatly denied it, “Impossible! You’re lying! The Book of the Sovereign is a recent magical innovation. How could you, with your memories of the ancient past, have foreseen the existence of the Book of the Sovereign?”

“That’s impossible!”

The young wizard’s expression darkened. He glanced gloomily at McKinley and raised a finger. “That’s ridiculous. How could you have known that seventy thousand years ago, I didn’t know that archaeological magic would eventually lead to the Book of the Sovereign?”

Wizard McKinley’s face turned grim. “You knew the Sovereign’s Book would appear seventy thousand years ago? Stop exaggerating. Wait, seventy thousand years ago…”

Warwick confirmed, “Yes, that was approximately 70,000 years ago. I calculated this based on the difference in the negative energy particle field in this world and that in future generations.”

“He wasn’t lying about that.”

“Furthermore, the Origin Wizard has always had the ability to grasp the future development direction of the entire discipline. He anticipated the emergence of the Sovereign’s Book from the very beginning, so this is not surprising. In fact, if he were still alive, the Sovereign’s Book might have been written by him.”

“But… 70,000 years… I don’t actually think he’s still alive now.”

Locke asked the young wizard directly. “So, are you still alive now?”

The young wizard laughed. “Augustine, you’re really straightforward. But I really don’t know. This is just a mark of my past. At this moment, I only know the past, not the future, let alone the present.”

“You can’t get any information about me from me.”

The four people’s eyes flickered, and they had to believe it temporarily.

At the same time, Witch Charlotte secretly used historical projection magic on the young wizard, trying to record his projection.

But Witch Charlie quickly shook her head at Locke, indicating that the other party was like a blank.

The omnipotent magic of archaeology was unable to record any meaningful information.

Locke pointed at the sun in the sky and asked, “Then, Grandmaster, what’s going on with that sun in the sky?”

The young wizard raised his head and gazed at the sun in the sky, a glint of suspicion in his eyes. “The sun has set, the sky is dark. From now on, there is no master of the sky. Wizards will be free for ten thousand years.”

“The wizarding world’s sun has grown so dim since a long time ago. Do people really believe that having no master in the sky is all good?”

Locke wanted to ask more, but the young wizard snapped his fingers. “Alright, we’re all archaeological wizards. If you want to know something, just go into the past and explore it yourself.”

“Now, let’s talk about your own affairs. You have already found my trace once, this is my teenage self. Therefore, each of you has the opportunity to ask me for a wish that I can help you fulfill.”

“Remember, it’s a wish I can fulfill with archaeology magic.”

Seeing the four people looked surprised.

The young wizard frowned. “So, you didn’t enter this past just to find me?”

“I thought this was your main purpose.”

Locke said honestly: “We are here to find the past of the Nameless King.”

The young wizard laughed. “It was just a coincidence.”

“Well, sometimes, things just happen by accident.”

Warwick’s eyes lit up. “So, the legend is true. You truly have posed a difficult question for all future wizards studying archaeology: who you are? Any wizard with a clue will be rewarded.”

The young wizard raised his left index finger and said, “That’s right. But remember, you can’t tell this news to any wizard. Once you do, you will lose all the rewards. You will not get any of the rewards I give to any wizard. This is my curse.”

“So, if you dare to tell this news to other wizards, you will miss out on any rewards from the Archaeological Wizard Origin Wizard. You will benefit others but only suffer yourself.”

Locke asked in confusion, “But now, Mr. Warwick has heard of this kind of news. At least he knows the first part.”

The young wizard said calmly, “That means someone leaked my information. It’s normal. There are so many wizards, and there are people with all kinds of personalities.”

“He may have shared my information with some archaeology wizards for some purpose, and voluntarily gave up the reward I could have given him.”

The young wizard snapped his fingers, and the four books of the master behind him immediately released a blazing light. Then the figures of Locke, Witch Charlie, Wizard Warwick and Wizard McKinley all disappeared.

Locke found himself in his own Book of the Sovereign, and was actually summoned directly into his Book of the Sovereign by a spell cast by a young wizard.

“The Sorcerer King’s Grimoire, at the first level, doesn’t even record this kind of spell.” Locke remained alert, chuckling bitterly. “As expected of the ancestor of archaeological wizards, even without the 70,000-year gap in civilization, his various methods are still breathtaking in the eyes of future generations.”

The young wizard looked at Locke and said, “Augustine, among these four wizards, the one I’m interested in is… you.”

“I won’t touch your secrets. After all, it’s your turn to find my secrets. As a high-level wizard, I have to give you juniors some privileges.”

“It’s just… I really miss the power you possess. The Tower of the Black Sun… The World-Destroying Dragon… The power that destroyed everything my princess had.” The young wizard smiled. “Guardian of Nature…”

“I have never seen nature so favor a wizard. Talking to you is like talking to a forest. Wizard Augustine, my descendant, please tell me what wish you would like to make.”

Locke said directly: “Grandmaster, I want to become a second-ring wizard.”

The young wizard laughed. “How dare you ask that. Let me ask you another wish. If I could help you become a second-level wizard, I would have done so seventy thousand years ago, helping the princess I admire become a second-level wizard. At least at that time, I certainly didn’t have the ability to do so.”

“Besides…” The young wizard’s face was solemn. “Becoming a second-ring wizard by relying on others will inevitably have limited achievements. Even if I could do it, I couldn’t help you.”

“You’d better make a wish for some knowledge, because I can only help you with my current archaeology and necromancy magic systems. But to be honest, my necromancy system is a mess, and it is probably far inferior to the level of any of your future generations’ first-ring crystallization stage necromancers.”

“So, if you make a wish related to necromancy, and I happen to be able to fulfill it, I’ll just do it for you. But then, you’ll be at a huge loss.”

Locke pondered for a moment. “Then, Grandmaster, can I make a wish for knowledge related to the Greatest Magic?”

The young wizard was stunned for a moment. “Wait a minute, what is extreme magic?”

Locke quickly described the great magic.

The young wizard was stunned after deducing this. “So that’s how it is. Using extreme magic to become a second-ring wizard can maximize future potential and also reduce the difficulty by at least half.”

“I predict that the difficulty of becoming a second-ring wizard in your future generations will be only one-third of that in our time.”

Locke was stunned.

He had heard a lot of stories about people who failed to become second-ring wizards.

The young wizard laughed and said, “Do you think that in my era, anyone can become a second-ring wizard? My admirable princess, if she were in your era, according to my calculations, she would definitely become a second-ring wizard.”

“It’s as simple as drinking water and eating.”

“In our time, only geniuses can become second-ring wizards. But in your time, mediocre people also have the opportunity to become second-ring wizards. This is the difference.”

The young wizard said, “Don’t underestimate my princess. In your era, she wouldn’t necessarily be any worse than you.”

“After her king died, I was the one who protected her.” The young wizard lowered his head, a trace of sadness in his eyes. “But her heart can no longer feel any love.”

“My love is no less than anyone else’s. I can figure out most of the secrets in this world, but I can’t figure out a woman’s heart.”

“Alas. Besides, I was too weak back then. If I had been given another thousand years, I wouldn’t have feared even the Tower of the Black Sun.”

“But the princess can’t wait that long.”

The young wizard said, “Well, you can make a wish related to Greater Magic. I have a rough idea of what Greater Magic is. I have the ability to show you.”

Locke was speechless. He didn’t expect that even a person like him would still suffer emotional pain when he was young.

Locke thought for a moment and said, “I want to see the images of the movement of the sun and the moon 70,000 years ago. If possible, can you also show me the trajectory at the Force level?”

The young wizard looked at Locke unexpectedly, a look of caution flashing in his eyes. “Locke, from now on, you don’t have to talk to me anymore.”

Locke looked at the young master strangely.

The young wizard said, “It seems that your potential is higher than I initially anticipated. If you ask me, I will directly show you the extremely magical ecological knowledge that you need to see.”

“I will show it to you with all my heart. But whether it’s right or wrong is none of my business.”

“I can only promise that I will do my best for you!”

“Your choice is correct. You don’t need others to judge you. You just need to use your own eyes to see the special trajectory of the sun and moon 70,000 years ago. You are the only one among the four who noticed the key to this era.”

“Then I’ll show you. Locke, talk less to me, because I suspect you can get some information about me from my words. And this information can help you find me the second time.”

The young wizard put his hands behind his back and said, “Any wizard who can find me for the first time is a lucky archaeological wizard.”

“If you can find my wizard a second time, you can be considered a master in the field of archaeology.”

“I hope that you and I can meet again in the near future.”

The young wizard waved his hand, and suddenly a historical projection spell model appeared. This spell model was still very old and simple, but in Locke’s eyes, it was like a calligraphy master who didn’t need to use a good brush.

A simple spell model can play a huge role.

An ancient sky appeared in front of Locke.

The spirituality and force characteristics of the sun plane and the moon plane of the wizard plane appeared in front of Locke’s eyes, and he saw the sun and the moon rotating.

The young wizard said, “Consider this a small gift from me for granting you this wise wish. Within this spell, time flows at a different rate. One hour in this spell is equivalent to approximately six months in the outside world.”

“Your thinking speed is different here. This long period of time should allow you to observe the sun and moon 70,000 years ago, and their effects on the flora and fauna of this world.”

Locke looked at the young wizard with gratitude.

At the same time, he began to concentrate on observing the sun and the moon, and incorporated all kinds of data and the formulas obtained from them into the growth of his Taohu Jishi and Ciyue.

He observed the effect of the moon’s gravity on the reproduction of plants and animals. All things have a time point of mass reproduction at a specific time of each month during these six months.

He also observed that the dimming of the sun caused a decline in the world’s plant and animal biomass.

The dimming of the Sun causes the Moon’s gravitational pull to have a more severe effect on plants and animals.

But Locke soon noticed a problem.

That is, the structure of the sun is different from that of the moon, and the structure of the sun is not suitable for extreme magic.

“The key to ultimate magic lies in creating energy and ecological cycles, but the sun shines brightly, constantly releasing energy. It only gives without asking for anything in return. This kind of energy structure is completely unsuitable for ultimate magic.”

The Porcelain Moon appeared in Locke’s hands. “On the contrary, the moon can intercept the sun’s light, transforming it into moonlight and lunar gravity, exerting influence on the entire world.”

“But at the same time, these animals and plants will also give me something back, the moon.”

I saw that many fragments of dream energy turned into small balls of light and gathered towards the moon in Locke’s hand.

“Unlike the sun, which can take away energy at will, the moon can recycle energy in various ways. The moon itself lacks energy, so it cannot just give without taking.”

“The energy structure of the sun is unique and completely unsuitable for use as a structure for extreme magic.”

Locke pondered, “Currently, the most detailed observation I’ve made is that the fragmented energy of the dream consciousness of animals and plants can be attracted by the moon’s gravity and converge into the moonlight, completing an energy cycle.”

“In this way, my Porcelain Moon completes its energy cycle. Furthermore, the dimmer the sun becomes, the stronger the moonlight becomes.”

Locke remembered this.

Of course, observing the spirituality and various special aspects of the sun’s force is not useless for Locke’s Peach Arc Thorn Arrow. Locke has optimized some of the Peach Arc Thorn Arrow’s spell models, so that he will be able to use the Peach Arc Thorn Arrow even more powerfully.

Locke released the Porcelain Moon in front of himself, and at the same time summoned the Golden Palace Branch and the Small Vajra Jujube Pendant, which turned into a peach bow and jujube arrow. Then he drew his bow and arrow and shot towards the Porcelain Moon.

Suddenly, the porcelain moon was replenished with sunlight, and the moonlight became brighter.

Locke said, “The moon’s gravity and moonlight are actually the reflection, diffraction, and scattering of various energies. I have already established three formulas for the reflection and diffraction of sunlight energy…”

“At the same time, the moon’s gravity can reflect, diffract, and scatter most of the energy. Sunlight can be reflected, potion energy can be reflected, and Overlord Element No. 2 can be reflected.”

“Plus, with dream energy as a recycling tool, the more prosperous everything is, the greater the magnitude of the dream energy fragments that will be returned.”

“The more powerful this cycle becomes, the stronger it becomes. Using this as a framework, perhaps I can achieve great magic.”

Locke thought: “No, there are still three major problems to be solved——”

“First, Porcelain Moon’s growth still lacks the properties of offensive magic. Currently, it’s only touching the edge. This instantaneous energy burst is too low in power. Using it as a powerful magic will cause serious consequences.”

“Secondly, the energy recovery efficiency of the Porcelain Moon’s growth is still low. The dream energy fragments are not enough to support the cycle. There must be better ones.”

“Third, although the Porcelain Moon’s growth can now utilize the moon’s gravity to control everything, I haven’t yet figured out its exact impact on the ecosystem. So far, it’s only influencing everything and receiving corresponding feedback. While this is enough to create powerful magic and can be considered a decent ecological spell, it’s still not enough for me.”

The young wizard and Locke have been together in this consciousness space for six months. During these six months, the two have occasionally communicated with each other and have become much more familiar with each other.

“Locke, I think there’s one more point.” The young wizard hesitated for a moment and said, “From my point of view, establishing a secondary ecosystem like the Moon—All Things has the problem of simple structure and rigid structure.”

“I suggest there’s at least a three-level structure. Moon – something – everything – something – Moon.”

“Of course, I don’t understand extreme magic.” The young wizard smiled. “I was just saying it casually.”

Locke glanced at him, thought carefully, and nodded. “It’s true that they haven’t considered the redundancy required for the ecosystem.”

“Redundancy is necessary. To protect against sudden shocks.”

“There’s no redundancy, and it can only run just fine. This is a very dangerous state.”

“And I haven’t considered the energy lock structure yet.” Locke said, “That means there are still five major problems that haven’t been solved.”

The young wizard laughed and said, “Not everyone will be inspired by my words. Locke, I’m beginning to regret communicating with you for six months.”

“Goodbye, then.”

“Remember, only when you see my archaeology wizard for the second time can you be considered an expert in archaeology.”

(End of this chapter)