My Muscle System in the Mage World

"How dare you try to kill the young master—"

Boom!

"Ahhh!"

Terrified screams resounded throughout the treasure pavilion for a moment as a massacre occurred.

A wizard was trying to escape with all his might, his eyes horrified. However, a "boom" sounded, tearing the air, and only blood splatter remained in the place.

The cause of this blood mist casually retracted his fist and took a deep breath.

"It should be fine now," he muttered in a strange tone, looking around the place.

The area was filled with a thick mist of blood, but Aur's gaze wasn't focused there. Instead, it was fixed on the countless artefacts present in the room.

Rubbing his hands together, Aur muttered, "Let's loot." His eyes had the sign of a gold mark.

Immediately, his figure moved, and he appeared in another spot.

"Oh, this is a good sword. Although it is only a tier-one artifact, who cares? I can just sell it…"

He took the sword happily and appeared in another place.

"These spears are not bad, and these maces are sturdy…"

"This one is good too... Oh, this is too…"

In the end, Aur looted the entire ground floor in a matter of minutes and had a satisfied expression on his face.

"These floors only contained lethal artifacts. Although they are all tier one, they still have value. I can sacrifice them or simply sell them for more resources."

With that said, Aur went up the stairs and looked at the shelves where the books were neatly presented.

"Interesting." His attention was immediately drawn towards the lightning magic book.

"How much is the difference between the one I got from the First Elder and this one?"

After flipping through, Aur immediately lost interest because the one he got was an exact carbon copy of the other.

"As I expected, these books really came from the treasury," Aur thought amusingly.

There were also other spells in the contribution that were similar to the magic presented here, which Aur could bet were all carbon copies of the books here.

The village was feeding its own enemy, and they didn't even have the slightest clue about it.

Aur could only shake his head and collect all the books.

"I will happily accept all these."

With that said, Aur collected all the books and his gaze slightly condensed as he looked up.

There were three floors in the treasure pavilion. One was the ground floor where artefacts were contained, and on the first floor, there were various magical items. As for the second floor, he didn't know what was placed there.

Nobody was allowed to enter there, as it was completely blocked off by Noah himself using a tier three spell. Although even a tier three spell couldn't last for eternity, it was constantly under his jurisdiction, and he frequently cast spells to prevent anyone from peeking.

So, except for Noah, nobody knew what was going on.

"Now I will finally know," Aur said, looking at the invisible barrier that shrouded the second floor with a determined expression.

As a tier three wizard, he had the determination to face head-on and break the tier three spell that Noah had set up there.

With measured steps, Aur reached the place and lightly touched the thin barrier. Immediately, a skin-crawling sound rang in his ears, causing them to bleed slightly.

"Eh?" Aur said, as he touched his ears and found golden blood. He was stunned.

"Tier three spells are really not easy."

He sighed.

Aur took back his hand and punched the barrier.

Dong!

The barrier cracked, which made Aur excited; however, these sounds made his mind fall into a trance.

The sounds caused his soul to be injured, and Aur fell to the floor.

"These…" he looked at the barrier in disbelief. "What a terrifying spell. Is it made by sound magic?"

Aur slowly stood up from the floor, a little terrified. If he didn't have the life level, he might have really suffered a loss and even become a crippled, mindless being.

He suddenly remembered sound magic. Although he himself had these, they were actually just imitations that were artificially refined, while Noah had the strongest inheritance, which directly gave him sound spells that were refined by nature.

Remembering these Aur pupils moved slightly.

Remembering these Aura pupils moved slightly.

"Is this the power of a natural spell?" he thought.

There was a distinctive difference between the lifespan and the natural spell found in nature, but their origins were similar. Lifespan spells had not been present here for a decade, and the same goes for the natural spells.

He didn't think much longer and immediately took out a tier one sword after recovering from the damage to the soul, but with some thought, he immediately kept the sword back in his spatial ring.

The lethal artefact, even if he sacrificed them, would only produce a strength that is at most at the peak of tier two and couldn't reach the tier three strength. Breaking the barrier like this was obviously impossible and seemed to be even more counterintuitive.

The simplest way to recover was to just rest, and he did rest for half an hour, which was enough time to recover from all the damage.

With the increase in his life level, his soul's recovery speed became even faster. That was why Aur insisted on increasing his life level with his status points, as there was simply no other way for him to achieve an all-around improvement in these illusory attributes.

Aur punched again, and this time he didn't hold back, releasing his full strength.

Dong!

The strange sound rang in his ears again, and this time the power was so terrifying that it caused his soul to suffer at least one-tenth of the damage.

Aur's eyelids grew heavy as he slowly fell to the ground, doomed, before seeing the broken barrier.

"Damn it."

Aur fell to the ground and slipped into a deep sleep to recover from his state.

A roar resounded throughout the place.

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