Wizard Bloodline.

Chapter 250 Future, Arrangement, Abandonment
"Some people say that the land of truth and peace is hidden among the stars. This statement cannot be verified, but the statement that it is like a library is the consensus of countless wizards from ancient times to the present."

Rona retracted his gaze and slowly said:

"Wizards who follow the ancient ways gain infinite wisdom by observing the movement of the stars. I think you should have sensed it."

Ronan slowly stroked the pages of the book with his fingertips and answered hesitantly, "Rune?"

"Correct."

Rona nodded, with a hint of appreciation on his face. "You can't imagine how many runes come from the starry sky. It is an incalculable number. It has existed since ancient times and has always guided wizards forward, like a mentor."

Ronan said nothing, and Rona finally brought the topic back to the book in his hand.

"The Ancient Star Book is the best tool for deciphering the mysteries of the starry sky. It is said that Heramus once possessed it. It will also be of great help to you in understanding Heramus's inheritance."

"You are going to give me this book?"

Ronan suddenly raised his head and looked at Rona with a rather incredible look.

After only a short while in his hand, he could already feel the mystery and extraordinary nature of the book. The truth contained in it was a priceless treasure for any wizard.

Ronan speculated that this book might have a great relationship with the core inheritance of the Star School, or even the core inheritance of the Star School itself. Ronan also mentioned that this book was once owned by Heramus.
And even such a precious thing, Rona actually planned to give it directly to himself.

"The greatest value of the Ancient Star Book is to spread wisdom. It has no fixed owner, and no one can become the true owner of the Ancient Star Book."

Rona shook his head and replied, "It has been in the Star School for long enough, and I can't selfishly continue to possess it.

Moreover, Heramus took away part of it, the entire south, and you are the one who most hopes to complete it."

"This book is incomplete now?"

Ronan was slightly startled, looking at the mysterious book in his hand that seemed to explain all the mysteries of the starry sky.

"A long time ago, the Ancient Star Book was divided into several parts. When Heramus got it, it should have been incomplete."

Rona looked at the black book in Ronan’s hand and said, “This part should be the most easy to understand part of the whole book.

I have just given you the instructions on how to use it."

Ronan nodded, tightened the book in his hand little by little, then stood up and bowed to Rona again respectfully and sincerely.

Rona smiled slightly and didn't say anything. He just waved at Ronan, then lowered his head and continued to fiddle with the scattered stones on the ground in front of him.

Ronan turned around with a complicated expression and strolled under the starry night until he completely walked out of this space.

Everything he had experienced since he came in was completely different from what he had originally expected.

When Ronan's figure completely disappeared at the entrance of the space, a figure appeared on the gray platform, walked slowly to Ronan's side, and called respectfully: "Teacher."

Rona nodded slightly.

If Ronan was still here, he would be able to recognize that the person who appeared later was none other than Farrant, one of the Dawn Wizards of the Star School who had been forced to retreat by his spell [Forbidden Black Hole].

“He has an incredibly strong will.”

Rona gently fiddled with the stone in his hand, causing the starry sky above his head to change. He said calmly, "It will not be changed by anything, it can only be destroyed."

Farrant seemed to be deeply touched by this sentence and nodded slightly with a complicated expression.

"Although we cannot make him a member of our team, at least he will never be an enemy of the Star School..."

Rona casually threw a stone, which fell to the ground, making a crisp sound. In an instant, all the stones shattered and turned into countless starlight that scattered away.

Rona clapped his hands and got up from the ground.

"Starting tomorrow, I will teach Zephyrin myself."

Rona put his hands behind his back, looked at the starry sky above his head, and said lightly: "He has always been too proud, but lacked the capital to be proud. Ronan taught him a good lesson. Now he should be able to withstand better shaping."

"Yes."

Farrant nodded respectfully, and the two stood quietly under the starry sky without saying anything else.

Ronan walked out of the light gate he came from and appeared in a spacious, bright, and cold metal hall.

The eight masters of the Silver Magic Ring all stood in front of him. Among them were faces he was familiar with, as well as some he saw for the first time.

Kirsty looked very nervous, and only after he appeared safe and sound did she visibly relax. She seemed eager to ask herself something, but she held back.

The expressions of the other ring masters facing him were quite complicated.

Ronan's strong return and the battle against the School of the Stars shocked not only the wizards of the School of the Stars, but also the impact on them was unparalleled.

It was impossible to accurately perceive the true weight of the title "the first genius in the southern wizarding world in a thousand years" that was dubbed by countless people based on rumors. When Ronan stepped on the defeated Zephyrin and fired the [Forbidden Black Hole] at the seven Dawn Wizards of the Star School headed by Farrant, these people realized what kind of amazing and talented person their Silver Ring had produced.

The leader of the eight was a handsome man with a gentle temperament, wearing an exquisite and luxurious robe. The force field and light emanating from his body belonged only to Dawn. Ronan guessed the other party's identity and saluted him slightly.

Manuel, the first ring master, smiled, opened his arms to Ronan, and said, "Welcome home, Damien."

Ronan did not respond, but said calmly: "The matter with the Star School should have been resolved."

Manuel nodded, with a smile on his face, as if he had expected this result.

"Wizard Rona is as generous as ever."

The others, on the other hand, showed expressions of joy and relief.

"Okay, I think Damien would like some space and time of his own now."

Manuel glanced at everyone, and finally looked at Ronan gently and said, "If you need anything, tell Kirsty."

After saying that, Manuel patted Ronan on the shoulder and walked out of the hall first, followed by the others.

It seems that the purpose of these people coming here is just to see Ronan up close.

Soon, everyone left, leaving only Ronan and Kosti in the hall.

Ronan heard the sound of Costi's soft exhalation, "Wizard Rona shouldn't have made things difficult for you, right?"

Ronan thought of the "Ancient Star Book" lying quietly in the space ring and shook his head.

"No.

He is a true elder.”

"It seems that what Manuel said is correct. Most of the toughness shown by the Star School before was pretended." "Does the First Ring Master know Wizard Rona well?"

"When we first arrived in the south, Manuel stayed in the Star School for a while."

Costi pondered and said, "Rona is a very low-key and cautious person, which also affects the style of the Astral School. To be honest, he was able to stand out in the open about the Ancient Witch Resurrection Meeting, which surprised many people."

The two quickly finished the topic about the Star School. Costi did not ask about the content of the conversation between Ronan and Rona, but asked him, "What are your plans next?"

Ronan heard some hidden meaning in Kosti's words, looked at her, and said, "Does the magic circle have any special plans for me?"

"Not exactly an arrangement."

Kirsty said slowly: “You have now reached the end of the fog, even more than many of us.

It is difficult to find someone who can continue to teach you in the entire south. Wizard Rona is one of them, but unfortunately his path is not suitable for you. You should have realized it."

"so?"

Ronan looked into Kirsty's eyes and asked calmly.

"so."

Costi paused, then said, “Manuel and the others want you to go to the central region and join the headquarters.

Manuel has contacted our school's mentor, a knowledgeable and powerful fifth-level wizard, who will guide you in the right direction."

"Elemental Ring?"

Ronan was not surprised. What Kirsty said was actually within his expectations.

The Elemental Ring is a nearly super-large wizard force in the central part of the Life Court Empire to which Selena belongs. The support and help that it can provide to Ronan in all aspects is obviously far greater than if he continues to stay in the south.

Ronan did not reject such an arrangement, but he found that Kosti seemed to hesitate to speak several times, as if she had something else she wanted to say to him.

"You don't seem to want me to do this?"

Ronan asked doubtfully.

Costi showed hesitation on his face, thought for a moment, and whispered: "Although Manuel said that the mentor highly appreciates your personal talent, the inheritance of Heramus must be one of the things he must obtain.

You may lose the inheritance that belongs to you... for a period of time. Of course, based on my understanding of Teacher Goodman, he will definitely make sufficient compensation to you after taking away the inheritance research, but you may not be willing to accept such an exchange, right, Damien..."

Is it because of this inheritance?
Ronan listened to Kosti's explanation and couldn't help but feel a lot of emotion in his heart.

He won this year's Wizards War and snatched the true inheritance of Heramus from countless talented wizards, but it does not seem to be a good thing at the moment.

There are too many people coveting the inheritance, and not everyone is like Rona. Once he deviates from the rules set by Herams, he immediately becomes guilty of hiding his own fault.

"I think the people who know about my inheritance are not limited to the southern part of the country."

Ronan thought about it and asked Kirsty.

Costi nodded and said, "All the information about you will spread slowly in the central region sooner or later. Many people are paying attention to this inheritance. There has always been someone who can collect the entire set of inheritance to reproduce the supreme glory of Heramus."

“That, to me, is the best option.”

Ronan replied calmly, "If I hand over the inheritance, the elemental ring should protect me.

And you said that your mentor is not a completely unreasonable person."

"Don't worry about this. Master Goodman is definitely the person in this world who advocates the principle of equal exchange the most. Moreover, he is most likely just borrowing it. Sooner or later, he will return the inheritance to you."

Kirsty said helplessly, “You’re right Damien, this is probably the best choice for you.

I am just a little ashamed that Manuel exchanged a part of the value that should have belonged to you with the teacher, which enabled the eight of us to return to the elemental magic circle again."

"you think too much."

Ronan couldn't help but smile and shook his head, "The Ring of Law, especially you, have always been of great help to me. I should have found a chance to repay you."

Costi said with emotion: "Originally, Orian was our bargaining chip. Our idea was to use a hundred geniuses like Orian to exchange for the arrival of this day. I didn't expect..."

"If Orion heard what you said, his heart would be broken..."

After Costi laid out the pros and cons to Ronan, Ronan became completely relieved.

Heramus's magic armband is definitely the most powerful magical equipment he has ever come into contact with, but if he really can't keep it, there is nothing to regret.

After all, Ronan has already obtained the core rune, but to complete the complete set of magical tools is so far away for Ronan at this stage.

Sooner or later he will be able to achieve [Forbidden Black Hole] entirely by his own strength. The value of the armband in his hands will only gradually decrease as his strength increases. It is better to throw it away when its value is the greatest in exchange for the resources he needs for his subsequent practice.

In fact, before meeting Rona, Ronan was already prepared to hand over the armband, so this result is not so unacceptable.

"When are you going to arrange for me to go to the Central Region?"

Ronan asked Kosti, and Kosti replied: "The mentor has sent someone over, it should take some time."

Ronan nodded.

It was just right that he could use this time to sort out his current strength and at the same time arrange and resolve some issues left in the south.

It seemed that Costi was commissioned by Manuel and the other seven people to come and explain everything to Ronan. Now that everything was explained, she relaxed.

"Damien, I still remember clearly the first time I met you..."

Kirsty looked at Ronan with a complicated look and sighed, "Time flies so fast. In the blink of an eye, you have grown to this level."

Kirsty stretched out her hand, as if wanting to touch Ronan's cheek. Finally, she sighed softly and turned away.

Ronan was the only one left in the huge metal hall.

Ronan slowly walked to the center of the hall, where a beam of white light was falling.

He sat down casually and took out the "Book of Ancient Stars" he had obtained from Rona before.

Perhaps he will inevitably lose Heramus's magic armband, but before that, the benefits he has gained from it... are already enough.

Ronan placed the old, heavy black book on his knees, rubbed his hands on the rough and cold cover, and finally slowly opened it.

A deep and mysterious starry sky immediately appeared before his eyes.
(End of this chapter)