Wizard: Starting With the Knights Breathing Method

Although the recent battle was perilous, Levi’s timely appearance prevented significant casualties, with only some of the transcendent creatures being startled.

“Melina… who was that presence?” Frick hesitated.

The powerful figure in the sky effortlessly dealt with the Fourth-Circle Wizard, a strength that seemed out of place in the mortal realm, especially since Melina seemed to know them.

“An acquaintance from before. Everything’s fine now. You and Ray should take care of things here,” Melina smiled, gradually calming her emotions.

“Alright, you take care,” Ray said.

Melina tidied herself up and quickly flew into the sky.

“Melina has so many friends from outside. If not for that acquaintance, we would have perished here,” Frick said with lingering fear.

“It’s so hard to find a peaceful place nowadays,” Ray sighed.

High in the sky, Levi set up a soundproof barrier and learned from Melina about her recent experiences. He felt sympathy for her.

“I’ll continue to find a place to rebuild Paradise,” Melina said helplessly.

“And then? What if you encounter such enemies again?”

“I… I don’t know. Surely, I won’t be that unlucky again, right?” Melina’s gaze was lost in confusion.

She realized her strength was too weak to protect Paradise from harm.

“You know Sir Newt. I am a transcendent biologist as well,” Levi smiled.

Melina nodded.

“Your idea of Paradise is excellent. You have the ideas, and I have the power. I have a safe place where you can conduct your research on transcendent creatures undisturbed. The elemental power there is more concentrated than in the mortal realm.”

Levi’s tone was confident. He and Melina were no longer living in the same world, seeing different landscapes.

“If you have any requirements, just let me know,” Melina said after thinking for a moment.

“I can provide you with a base, even more transcendent creatures, and the necessary funds, but you and your organization must pledge allegiance to me. You must swear an oath on a treasure of mine. As long as you don’t violate the oath, nothing will happen, but if you do, the price will be… your life. I won’t interfere with your normal research, as long as it is related to transcendent creatures. What I want to do is establish a Giant Beast Paradise, filled with transcendent creatures.” Levi stated bluntly.

“Senior, let me consider it, and I need to discuss it with my companions. I can’t make decisions for everyone,” Melina said after some thought.

She was torn inside. She didn’t want to rely on major powers anymore, which is why she had refused the Starfire Wizard Academy’s invitation. But now, this situation forced her to reconsider the future of Paradise.

“Very well, go ahead and give me an answer as soon as possible,” Levi’s gaze was serious as he looked at Melina.

Melina nodded and returned to Paradise Island.

Next, there was intense discussion among the people, and the differences were likely significant.

Levi closed his eyes in contemplation. If necessary, he would resort to force.

If it weren’t for him, they would have died at the hands of the Cave Wizards long ago. The weak must have the resolve of the weak.

Before long, Melina approached Levi.

“Senior, we agree to join.”

“All of you?”

“Yes, all of us!”

“Very well.”

Levi ascended above Paradise Island, and the Sword of Oath materialized behind him, reaching into the sky.

“To receive my protection, you must swear under this sword according to my terms. Once sworn, you must not break your oath, or else face death!”

If their knowledge wasn’t what Levi needed, he wouldn’t bother with this level of commitment.

Melina and the members of Paradise organization all swore their oaths under the sword.

Levi had originally intended to go to the Seven Kingdoms Continent, but now he changed his plans on the spot.

“Don’t resist. I’ll take you to the base,” Levi said.

With a wave of his hand, these people were sent into Alice’s ring.

Levi was currently in seclusion in the mortal realm, so the transcendent creatures lived near the Emperor’s Palace.

Inside Alice’s ring, it was temporarily quiet.

“What a huge space… This must be a fourth-circle, or even fifth-circle, transcendent creature artifact,” Ray exclaimed.

“It seems Senior is indeed a transcendent biologist,” Melina felt relieved.

Before long, Levi arrived at the entrance to the Ancient Saint plane.

In the Inferno Hell, blood vampires and poison fire corpse demons held sway.

While in the Rolling Stone Hell, Mountain Giant Bo Gang presided.

“Bo Gang, you no longer need to oversee this place. Return to the Ancient Saint plane and focus on your cultivation. Ascend to the rank of Fourth-Circle Wizard as soon as possible,” Levi said.

“Master, who will guard the Rolling Stone Hell then?” Bo Gang asked.

“Let him.”

Levi released Ur.

Ur, like a startled bird, surveyed the giant array before him.

“Guard this array for me for a hundred years, then you can focus on your cultivation in my secret realm,” Levi said.

Ur’s talent was quite remarkable; his ability to cultivate both body and magic in the resource-poor Forsaken Land of the God was proof enough. There was hope for him to advance to the fifth circle, making him valuable.

Ur heard this and calculated in his mind. Fourth-Circle Wizards typically lived for about seven hundred years, and he was currently four hundred years old. With retirement at five hundred, he still had two hundred years of freedom ahead of him.