Wizards: Starting with the Refined Meditation Technique Guide

Chapter 215 Capturing Uriel

Chapter 215 Capturing Uriel

"Of course, my obsession might have scared you."

"For this, please allow me to apologize to you."

Leo narrowed his eyes slightly.

Uriel's words sounded very frank.

Leo said, "That's a real shame. If you had been in charge of the wizard ship I boarded in the first place, I might have joined the Uriel Gathering by now."

When Leo said this, Uriel could hear the dissatisfaction in Leo's tone. He smiled and said, "Although Wizard Ryan is very talented, he is still affected by his personal emotions. I am deeply sorry for that."

"Wizard Leo, let's forget about these unpleasant things from the past. A wizard's research should move forward step by step, not dwell on these petty conflicts."

"You're right, Wizard Uriel," Leo said.

"Wizard Leo, from the flow of spiritual energy around you, I can tell you seem to have some experience with necromancy, either magic or artifacts?"

Uriel suddenly said.

Leo said, "I do have experience with both."

Uriel asked, "Wizard Leo, how much do you know about necromancy?"

Leo pondered for a moment, then said, "It's a decent wizarding discipline, but unfortunately, it's not valued in the Tower of Dawn."

Uriel said, "That's right, necromancy is quite good, but unfortunately it's not valued by the wizards of the Tower of Dawn. However, learning necromancy is indeed very difficult. It's hard to learn further necromancy within the Tower of Dawn; we must go to the ruins of the ancient wizarding civilization, the birthplace of necromancy."

"The remnants of ancient wizarding civilization require wizards to have a relatively deep understanding of magic and mechanics in order to be qualified to explore and uncover their mysteries."

"However, most wizards capable of learning necromancy are not interested in exploring ruins. They will choose a more reliable way to earn magic stones. After all, necromancy is not a popular subject in the Tower of Dawn."

Leo hadn't expected such a connection between magical engineering and relics. He asked, "Are there places where magical engineering was used in the relics of ancient wizarding civilizations?"

"Yes. Although the civilization is still immature, some of the mechanisms in the ruins are still very ingenious. The mechanisms I used to set up... no, they were nothing special."

Uriel suddenly stopped speaking and said, "In short, Wizard Leo, if you are interested in necromancy and want to study it in depth, then you should study the science of magic machinery carefully."

Leo said, "Thank you for your guidance, Wizard Uriel."

Uriel said, "By the way, Wizard Leo, here you go, as a small apology for Wizard Ryan's rude behavior towards you before."

Uriel stretched out his hand, opened his palm, and there was a parchment scroll on it.

The parchment exuded a dim aura and looked gloomy.

Uriel said, "This is a spell I found in ruins, from an ancient wizarding civilization. Because of its flaws, this spell is unmasterable and needs to be perfected before it can be used. Although it's not yet perfect, it originated from an ancient wizarding civilization, and you might be able to better understand necromancy through it. This parchment is worthless to me; please accept it as a small apology gift."

Leo sensed the unique necromantic energy emanating from the parchment. He took the parchment, opened it, and took a look.

Although Leo couldn't understand the text inside, he could comprehend its content through his mental energy.

This is about a dark sorcerer who practices necromancy.

This spell consists of three processes.

Build, complete, release.

The process of constructing and completing this spell is extremely long; even the Fiery Lava spell from the inferior quality encyclopedia period takes far longer to construct than this spell.

However, this also makes the spell incredibly powerful... it's likely that a single spell can rival the power of a combination of spells.

A gentle notification sound flashed through Leo's mind.

A low-quality Dark Archmage spell illustration has been found in the encyclopedia. Should it be added?

[Dark Archmage Spell]

Quality: Inferior. Function: Constructs the king of the underworld, summons him, and destroys everything.

Cost: 500 Refinement Points. As the prompt from the encyclopedia appeared in Leo's mind, Uriel's expression suddenly shifted slightly, and he said, "Wizard Leo, it seems you perfected this spell with just one glance."

Leo's heart skipped a beat.

He had just learned it, and Uriel already knew it too.

A hint of doubt arose in Leo's mind.

He didn't know how Uriel had figured it out, but he naturally wouldn't admit it on the surface. He said, "No, Wizard Uriel, how could I possibly master and learn it so quickly? If that were true, then my learning speed would be the fastest in the Tower of Dawn."

Uriel didn't believe Leo at all, but he didn't delve into it. He said, "I hope so, but, Wizard Leo, if you have such a high talent for necromancy, then we might have a lot in common to talk about. After all, I'm also very interested in necromancy."

As Uriel said this, he looked at Leo with a rather meaningful gaze.

Uriel smiled and said, "Moreover, after actually talking with you, I found that you are very different from ordinary geniuses. I did not see any of the arrogance that a genius should have in you."

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Leo blinked.

Whether he is a genius or not, Leo really knows.

He is definitely not a genius.

Without the illustrated guide, there would be no Leo as we know him today.

Because Leo relies on the illustrated manual when it comes to talent, he really has no pride whatsoever.

Leo said, "You flatter me, Wizard Uriel. I am not a genius, and there are many genius wizards who are not arrogant."

"Alright, Wizard Leo, the lesson is about to begin, so let's end our conversation here," Wizard Uriel said, then walked onto the stage.

Leo also put the Dark Archmage's parchment into his spatial storage bag and returned to his position.

When Leo returned to his seat, he found an acquaintance sitting next to him.

Leo greeted her with a smile, saying, "What a coincidence, Wizard Jasmine."

"Hello, Wizard Leo."

Sitting next to Leo was none other than Jasmine.

This was the first time Leo had seen Jasmine since the grand gathering.

As Leo grew up, his interactions with Jasmine became less and less frequent.

Just as Leo was about to reply, a noisy commotion came from the seat next to him.

This is a male wizard wearing a long robe with gold trim and adorned with numerous jewels.

This appearance is very similar to a wizard that Leo knows, the special envoy Kelly who always gets in the way of Esmond's gathering.