Abe the Wizard

Translator: Exodus Tales  Editor: Exodus Tales

Abel’s Druid soul got better and better at blessing Holy Knight’s. Although each blessing still took 10 minutes, it could bless multiple knights at a time.

This saved a lot of time. The mission that would have taken him weeks was complete in 7 days.

At that moment, Abel truly sensed the power of God. Even with his Druid soul, blessing 2000 followers was quite a busy task.

He experienced the power of a god. he knew a true god could multitask extremely efficiently, unlike himself.

It had taken him many days to achieve this, but a true god could do everything at once.

He still had a mad knight soul left in the crystal angel statue. He felt like he couldn’t use this soul casually. After all, cultivating a mad knight took a long time.

His knowledge of the crystal angel statue was a pity, and he would decide after he knew more about it.

He couldn’t wait to enter the Dark World and began training with his large amounts of light gems. The Wizard union would make another order in 7 days. With 300 bottles of mana potion a month and 10 light gems for each bottle, he could not only use elite light gems for meditation each day but also have some stored up.

Abel rarely headed to the Potion Maker union anymore, and his 2 followers were living in his place. Ever since he saved them and their family, his followers stayed by his side.

As his status grew, he treated his followers with even more resources.

They were training ruthlessly. Until the day they became big druids, they could only take care of trivial things for Abel, even the rank 20 Druid Poly.

Abel would supply some light healing potions each month to exchange resources since all professions desired those things.

The night arrived, and Abel returned to the battle fort. He directly ignited the scroll of the town portal and arrived at the Rogue Encampment.

The first thing he did was flash towards the Oak Tree.

It seemed like the Oak Tree also sensed the existence of the tree of life, but it was way too young compared to the elves’ tree of life. It also didn’t know much about itself, so it could only grow naturally.

Abel felt like he was quite similar to the Oak tree. They were both finding their path as they grew. The Oak tree and his druid soul were from the system. It was the backbone of becoming a druid. Normally an elf would only plant an oak tree after they become a druid as a way to return to nature. How the tree grew would no longer be their business.

However, Abel had planted a tree of life, and it had saved him from danger many times.

From the elves’ tree of life, Abel found an answer regarding how a tree could develop into a tree of life. ‘Naturally.’

Abel ignited his soul speaker ability and transferred a recording of the tree of life’s developing progress to the Oak tree. Just like that, those 2 trees of life were connected for the first time.

Although it was not a direct interaction, it still meant a lot to the oak tree.

The Oak tree never had a goal. It got all its ability naturally and knew very little about passing them down.

The elves’ tree of life had the goddess of the moon as support and the prayers of elves.

A recording of its developing process was basically like a guide for a tree of life.

Abel felt like the Oak tree had gained a lot from the recording.

He didn’t know, but the Oak tree began to understand its significance. Suddenly, a fruit on its branch began to gather the preaching power of those blue howling rabbits. It was cultivating something.

Seeing the tree of life resolving its business, Abel shifted his focus to his own business.

The front line made him realize his lack of power once again. Although the dragon transformation was powerful, he was still not a true dragon at the end of the day. He could not use wizard spells, and his giant dragon spells were limited.

What irritated him the most was that he could not move in a flash. The speed of a giant dragon would not have much advantage over a knight’s charge other than the fact that it could fly.

However, a legendary knight could fly as well. Even with the ability to control air, a legendary knight could go head to head with it. If he didn’t enter the lake, he would already be captured by the legendary knight.

Abel knew his skill level. Normally he was around rank 23 and 24 to 25 when he became a dragon.

Although his own ability was limited, his summons still had some potential.

First, let’s look at Frankenstein. Its soul was pure. The only thing within it was battle instinct.

This allowed it to train extremely efficiently. Since its original self was a law-defying wizard, it needed to be very gifted. Therefore, it definitely had room to grow.

However, the weakness of ice spells remained. Each time he wanted to do a killing strike, he had to use himself as bait.

He was successful every time only because his enemy didn’t know much about him. Once they had a good understanding of Frankenstein’s condition, he would be in big trouble.

Abel wanted Frankenstein to learn fire spells as it was the most vicious wizard school. Its speed and power were much powerful than ice spells. Their only downside was the ability to control your enemy.

If Frankenstein could do ice spells and fire spells, he would be much more powerful.

However, there was a big problem. Abel didn’t have a law-defying fire wizardry guide, so he could only learn up to elite-level spells.

If he was fighting against another law-defying wizard, an elite fire spell without fire enchantment almost could not do anything.

Abel began to contemplate. He stole the law-defying ice wizardry guide from the Blizzards. After he saw the power of the Holy Kingdom, he no longer wanted to wipe out another wizard organization.

The world was in crisis. Wiping out a fire wizard organization would not be a bright move.

However, with his current status, he might be able to trade from a fire wizard.

With that set, he thought of Doff.

A beamon in the front line would be the best cover. Its defense was almost indestructible. Even if it went head to head with an enemy, killing it with one strike was almost impossible.

With the countless recovery potions as support, Doff was invincible.

Especially in the face of powerful knights, Doff could disrupt their formation.

However, its weakness was also clear. It almost had zero skills in regards to using its powerful ancient rod, which was a shame.

Doff needed some technique. During the past few days, Abel flicked through many documents and sought advice from some friends, but still, he could not find a powerful set of club techniques.

Professions that used clubs rarely became powerful. The druids had some club control techniques, but that was only because they wanted to strengthen their control on magic staffs, not use them to attack.

At that moment, Abel thought of the Barbarians, who were the best close-range fighters other than Holy knights.

If Doff mastered its long weapons techniques, maybe it could apply it to its ancient rod.

However, to learn any Barbarian skills, you must first have a good Barbarian foundation, which was almost impossible for Doff. The Barbarian foundation was strengthened through vibration, and its process was extremely complex.

Abel opened the black hole through the monster ring, and Doff jumped out. He wanted to see if he could directly transfer his own Barbarian foundation to Doff’s soul.

It was successful. Doff immediately began to practice after obtaining the Barbarian foundation, but soon it ran into a similar problem as Abel. It could not generate any vibration.

The Barbarian energy could not be generated without vibration, and Barbarian energy was what supports a Barbarian skill.

“Maybe I can force some vibration on Doff through my own method!’ An idea suddenly struck Abel.

Why not? He forced some vibration onto himself through the god’s energy to create the Barbarian energy.

All Abel needed was to expend the vibration area, and Doff would have enough energy.

His crystal angel statue had a lot of available energy anyway.

Although it might slow down the crystal angel statue from turning its energy into dark gold, it was worth it if it could strengthen Abel’s power.

Abel commanded Doff to start practicing the Barbarian skills as he unleashed the vibration Doff needed for the Barbarian foundation through the energy of God.

Since Doff was 10 meters tall, the training went smoothly.

When the first round of training was completed, Abel began to examine the results.

He first analyzed his own ability. It was average at best compared to other Barbarians. Maybe he had overestimated his talent for Barbarian skills.

He then connected to Doff through the soul chain and took a look at his result. He was immediately stunned.

It must be what other people felt like when they saw Abel. Doff’s energy was almost a month’s worth of result for Abel’s.

He didn’t expect Doff to be so talented. Maybe when Abel was still gathering his Barbarian energy, Doff would be able to easily unleash countless Barbarian skills.