Wizard: Starting With the Knights Breathing Method

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After preparing everything to resurrect his wife, the Tower Master immediately set off for the Star Sea.

He wanted to find his teacher, Salman.

Salman was now a Fourth-Circle Wizard.

He was also a famous figure in the Star Sea Area.

The Tower Master’s power alone was not enough to summon souls. He still needed Salman’s help.

Salman had always treated the Tower Master as his godson, and the Tower Master was his successor, so he naturally would not refuse this favor.

On Black Fire Island, after Levi heard that the Tower Master had left Area 9, he could only silently pray for the Tower Master’s success.

This level of matter was not something that a mere First-Circle Wizard like him could participate in. The Tower Master was already extremely grateful that he was able to successfully obtain the Seven Days Soul Returning Grass that he needed,

The Tower Master wanted to give Levi a reward of 10,000 Aether Stones, but Levi did not want to accept it. The Tower Master would definitely need a lot of money to revive Stella. Levi did not lack money for the time being. He only lacked time, so it was useless to ask for it.

Moreover, the Tower Master himself was not the leader of a rich three-ringed organization like the three aristocratic families. He had only advanced to the third circle not long ago, so how much savings could he have?

In fact, the Tower Master did not have much personal savings. A large portion of his money was spent on the development and construction of the Gray Tower other than refining his alchemical body.

Both Marlene and Levi knew this.

However, since the Tower Master insisted on giving it to him, Levi had no choice but to accept it reluctantly.

In the following days, Levi’s life was back to normal.

He taught in the Gray Tower and cultivated on the Black Fire Island.

As for Dinos, he had successfully handed him over to Emperor Mu.

After discovering the new legendary Imight, Mudi, Dinos opened the door to a new world.

He had always thought that there were no more legendary knights in the Wizard World.

After getting to know Levi, he realized that he had been too narrow-minded.

He had never stepped into the circle of legendary knights, so he could not come into contact with them.

However, not only did Levi know many Legendary Knights, but he was also the leader of a Legendary Knight organization!

This made Dinos admire Levi even more.

The Twilight Knights sounded like an awesome organization!

Since the entry requirement for the Twilight Knights was a Legendary Knight, Dinos could not join them for the time being. He could only be a trainee.

If Dinos became a Legendary Knight one day, he would be able to join it.

After getting his father’s permission, Dinos became Emperor Mu’s disciple.

Emperor Mu had picked up a rich disciple like Dinos for free, and both parties were happy. It was a win-win situation.

After solving Dino’s problem, Levi focused on his own matters.

Apart from his cultivation, Levi began to refine Corpse Diggers.

Although the Corpse Digger was a first-circle alchemy blueprint, its difficulty

It took Levi half a year to study the blueprints and the alchemists. During this period, he did not start the refinement of the Corpse Digger but kept preparing.

One after another, he made the parts. For the alchemy deck of the Corpse Digger, as well as the giant shield and giant axe used by the Corpse Digger, Levi used as much mithril as possible. However, the amount of mithril and obsidian gold was limited, so in the end, he still used brass as the main material.

In the end, the ratio of brass, mithril, and bright gold was about 100:10:1.

The body of the Corpse Digger was too big. Even with such a ratio, the cost price of these alchemical metals alone cost Levi almost 8 ,ooo taels.

As for the Corpse Digger’s alchemical energy drive device, Levi had also refined it according to the strongest configuration under the First Ring System, which was another 3,000 Aether Stones.

In addition to other scattered expenses, after calculating, Levi realized that the raw material cost of the Corpse Digger was as high as 20,000 Aether Stones!

F*ck, buying a small wizard ship was only 30,000 Aether Stones. However, considering how powerful the Corpse Digger was, Levi gritted his teeth and continued.

In fact, even if an alchemical creature like the Corpse Digger could not keep up with its realm in the later stages, those metal materials could still be melted again. They would not be wasted.

Levi had earned quite a bit in the Yellow Earth Continent some time ago, which was enough for him to finish refining the Corpse Digger.

He even asked a broker to sell all kinds of materials and magic tools that he could not use in the black market. In the end, he got more than 10,000 Aether Stones.

As for the herbs he obtained from the secret realm, Levi kept them for himself to use in refining potions in the future.

After half a year of preparation work, Levi would spend some time every day refining Corpse Diggers.

Refining a Corpse Digger was a huge project that usually required the cooperation of several first-circle alchemy wizards.

Levi had to do it all by himself, so he had to take it step by step. This was bound to be a protracted battle.

In the process of refining, Levi’s alchemy skills broke through to level 4, reaching the level of a first-circle alchemy wizard.

He estimated that as long as he could complete the refinement of this Corpse Digger on his own, he could directly advance to a first-circle senior alchemy wizard because the amount of work involved was too huge, including almost all the alchemists needed for the first-circle alchemy stage.

In Black Fire Cave, Levi’s alchemy room, as time passed, the skeleton of an alchemical creature gradually formed.

It was a five-meter-tall metal monster.

Levi busied himself, tapping and drumming, occasionally chanting incantations, and occasionally inscribing alchemy runes with his spiritual force..

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