After the wizarding world was promoted to a large world, more and more fourth-level knights emerged, but there was no increase in the number of fifth-level knights. The reason for this is that the knight's career development is too late, and there is no reasonable process and ultimate goal.

The cultivation of magicians has gone through hundreds of thousands of years, from the original wizard family to the first wizard family, and later the elemental, astrologer, summoner, bloodline warlock and other professions have blossomed.

In the course of such a long and rich history, the casters have long been aware of their ultimate goal, which is to explore the knowledge of truth and the meaning of the elemental elements.

As for the Holy Tower Academy, which was founded by all the Holy Towers in the wizarding world, it is a means used by extremely intelligent spellcasters above level 4 to cultivate latecomers.

On the other hand, what is the ultimate goal of knights?

I'm afraid that even Locke, who has been promoted to the fourth level, can't really say this.

Instead of getting stronger, Locke hopes that he can be with his beloved family forever. And great strength is just the means that Locke must have to accomplish this goal.

Led by the fourth-level dark mage Farain, Locke quickly arrived at the main control room of the Bloody Jade Legion's space fortress.

There are two top powerhouses sitting in the main control room, one of them is the master of the Blood Jade Legion, the fifth-level magician Avi, and the other is the deputy leader of the Blood and Jade Legion, Fama, who also has the strength of a fourth-level magician.

It's not the first time I've seen a fifth-level magician Locke, whether it's Sarafa, the leader of the Mamet Alliance, or Wenger, a fifth-level earth dragon warlock on the West Coast, or the dragon lich Trappadoni who has contracted cooperation with him, they are all the best in this level.

But unlike the peace that Master Sarafa brought to Locke, and the heavy feeling that Wenger brought to Locke, the blood and jade general Avi in front of him actually gave Locke a cold feeling. (Vertical and horizontal starter)

This blood jablite general should have no less blood on his hands from exotic creatures, and the aura of despair and death gathered around him was even more than that of Farain, who was born as a black mage.

Rickets' body was draped in a red mage robe, and somehow, Locke actually smelled a faint smell of blood from the red mage robe.

"Hello Rock Knight, I've heard a lot about you from Selena and the kid Runo. "When we first met, the blood and jade general Avi was very enthusiastic.

This is a veteran fifth-level powerhouse in the wizarding world, and it is said that before he became an imperial general, this old man was almost characterized as a 'black magician'.

If it weren't for the Belén Emperor Seiffir taking him under his command and trying his best to help this old man whitewash, I'm afraid that there would be more than one fifth-level black mage in the wizarding world.

Of course, unlike when Negor was younger, he went on a killing spree in the wizarding world and caused many chaos. Avi is mad, but his bloodthirsty and murderous nature is mostly shown to heterotopic creatures.

This is also the reason why after receiving the help of Emperor Sephir of Belen, this fifth-level magician successfully 'cleared'.

General Avi's enthusiasm flattered Locke a little.

"Hello, Master Avi. When you killed the god of the ocean in the Titan Star Domain, Tessis, you are the object that we juniors need to learn and look forward to. After replying respectfully to the Bloody Jade General, Locke slapped the other party on the back.

Tessis, one of the twelve Titan gods, was not killed by the Blood Jade General Avi independently, but the result of his alliance with the rest of the Belen Empire.

But in that battle, the most credit was given to this blood and jade general. Even later, when the spoils of war were distributed, the body of the god of the sea, Tessis, was given to Avi by Emperor Sephir as one of the most valuable specimens in his laboratory.

Under Locke's deliberate compliment, the smile on the face of the blood jablite general Avi was even stronger.

For the low-level indigenous creatures who were once invaded by the Belen Empire, the Blood Jade General is a terrifying being that brings them death and destruction. But today, the rickety old man who appeared in front of Locke's eyes was more like a kind old man who took care of his younger generations.

The reason for such a huge contrast may not be clear to Locke, one of the parties involved, but the other fourth-level magician of the Belen Empire, Fama, who is also in the command room of the Space Fortress, understands the reason.

There was no other reason, but because Locke was still accompanied by a fourth-level black mage Farainn at this time.

Avi, the blood jade general who once brought fear to hundreds of millions of foreign natives and even bloodbathed several low-level, miniature planes, is actually a loving father who dotes on his children.

Avi, the blood and jade general who has never married a wife and had children in his life, has long shown his adopted son Farene as his own son. And as he grew older, he cared more and more about Farain.

As a dark mage, Farainn didn't have many friends over the years.

Those fourth-level black mages don't mention it, but even the Belen Empire, which has a secret cooperation with the Davel region, there are not many fourth-level powerhouses in the empire who are willing to have anything to do with a black mage.

Locke's ability to be friends with Fareen was something that Bloodstone General Avi would love to see. And I heard that Locke also took Lenia, Rodman and other dark mages to cooperate in the world of Molten Mountain, which made Avi even more convinced that Locke did not look at the group of dark mages in the wizarding world with colored glasses.

They are all explorers who forge ahead on the path of truth and mystery, and the blood and jade general Avi has always believed that there is no need to distinguish between 'black magicians' and 'white magicians' so clearly in the wizarding world.

Isn't it because of the needs of the experiment that some ordinary humans in the wizarding world were captured as specimens?

Isn't it because the experiment went wrong and accidentally blew up a city of hundreds of thousands of people?

Isn't it because he had a conflict with a magician of the same level, and then he killed the other party into scum in a fit of anger?

Avi, the Scarlet General, didn't think there was anything wrong with that. Even when he was young, he did it a lot!

But it is precisely this paranoid idea that refutes the common sense of the world that makes the popularity of the blood and jade general Avi in the Belém Empire not very good.

Although he has the most powerful mage legion in the Belen Empire, after so many years, there is only one deputy legion leader who can deal with Avi's temper, and it is another fourth-level mage of the Belen Empire in the main control room at this time, Fama.

This fourth-level magician also broke through shortly after the wizarding world was promoted to a large world, and in the process of breaking through to the fourth level, the blood and jade general Avik helped him a lot.

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