novelinnhs Chapter 136 Advanced Luck, Mysterious
Chapter 136 Advanced Luck, Mysterious
The other wizard apprentices nodded in agreement, some with expectant expressions, as if anticipating what would happen between Lin Wei and Ang Ke.
Encore is too arrogant. Everyone is too weak to speak out, but now that there is a troublemaker who doesn't listen to reason, it suits everyone's taste. The crowd whispered among themselves, their faces showing satisfaction.
Gautama and the others were still unaware of what had happened, but seeing Lin Wei return, they were relieved. They breathed a sigh of relief, patted their chests, as if a great weight had been lifted from their shoulders.
They were afraid that Lin Wei would change his mind and not go out to explore with them, since this exploration was also very important to them.
Before long, Gautama and his companions successfully rented a boat and set sail. The boat swayed gently as it headed out to sea, the waves lapping against the hull and splashing up white spray.
In front of them, Lin Wei connected his small boat to theirs with a connecting line. He skillfully tied the knot with both hands and pulled firmly to ensure a secure connection. Only then did Qiao Damo and the others completely relax, their faces showing relief.
"Junior brother, it will probably take about a week to sail. You can practice meditation in the back." Vic said enthusiastically to Lin Wei's small boat, with a friendly smile on his face and waved.
"No problem," Lin Wei replied with a smile, then returned to his cabin. His steps were light, and his face carried a confident expression.
"This kid is ours now," Vic said to Gautama and the others, letting out a sigh of relief with a smug look on his face, and rubbing his hands together.
"It was really tough getting him out; it was more tiring than cultivation," a wizard apprentice chimed in, stretching and looking exhausted.
"Once we reach the island, I'll kill him. A second-class wizard apprentice, out exploring, if he dies, he dies. As long as there's no evidence, the organization won't do anything to us," Gautama said coldly, his eyes revealing murderous intent, a cruel smile playing on his lips.
Their trip couldn't be kept secret; there were so many people at the port, but no one could have foreseen an accident. Gautama thought to himself, a sly glint in his eyes.
"These days, I've managed to cultivate the Koi Breathing Technique to the sixth level, but my proficiency is still a little lacking," Lin Wei muttered to himself, sitting cross-legged in the cabin with his hands on his knees. "I'll stop fishing for sea creatures for now."
"Anyway, you can't get too much done in a week."
Lin Wei closed his eyes and sat down to meditate, beginning his breathing exercise. His breathing was even and deep, and he exuded a faint aura.
A week has passed in a flash.
The sea remained calm, stretching as far as the eye could see, like a vast blue ribbon. Two small boats sailed one after the other, propelled by the gentle waves. Before the lead boat appeared a small island, its lush vegetation resembling a green ocean.
[Koi Breathing Technique experience points +14, after being tripled by Deep Blue Face experience points +52]
[Koi Breathing Technique: Tier 5 → Tier 6 (23/50000), Effect: Advanced Luck]
[Advanced Luck: You often turn danger into safety by taking advantage of opportunities, and can briefly guide the flow of probability in a favorable direction]
A series of prompts appeared before Lin Wei's eyes. He slightly opened his eyes, a look of surprise flashing across them, before closing them again to continue his cultivation.
"A super lucky one?" Lin Wei was overjoyed, a bright smile spreading across his face, his hands unconsciously clenching together.
"In that case, all six of my breathing techniques are now at level six." Lin Wei paused for a moment. "From now on, I'll practice the breathing technique system as a whole. This product from the previous version is mainly for farming knowledge points while acquiring more bloodline stones to break through to the Knight's Formless Body."
"If you practice according to the breathing techniques, you'll only ever be an epic knight. Even if I master all five breathing techniques, I'd probably still be the strongest epic knight, but I still couldn't beat a wizard."
Lin Wei speculated that the strength of an epic knight was roughly equivalent to that of a first-class wizard apprentice, far inferior to that of a first-ring wizard. Only after a wizard apprentice's mental power solidified could they become a first-ring wizard, representing an upgrade in strength. His brows furrowed slightly, as if he were pondering something.
"Only the Knight's Formless Body represents the future, a cultivation system comparable to that of a wizard. And I will be the first, the founder," Lin Wei said confidently, his eyes revealing determination as he straightened his back.
Lin Wei could see from the information on the gray side of the Rubik's Cube that the Knight's Formless Body had ten realms, which corresponded exactly to the ten cultivation levels of a wizard, although he couldn't see the later realms for the time being. His eyes revealed anticipation, as if he were seeing his future self.
At that moment, on the small boat ahead, Vic muttered, "This kid is still cultivating, he's really diligent." He curled his lip, a look of disdain on his face.
"No matter how much you cultivate, you'll still be a second-rate wizard apprentice, unable to achieve anything significant," Gautama said with a smile, his eyes revealing contempt, and he shook his head.
Since he saw the outline of the island, his mood became increasingly cheerful, and his mind was filled with the exhilarating image of dealing with Lin Wei. The corners of his mouth unconsciously turned up.
"Junior brother, we've arrived," Vic urged from ahead, raising his voice several decibels.
"Are we here already?" Lin Wei pushed open the hatch and looked outside. His movements were light and quick, and his face showed curiosity.
The island was shrouded in mist, like a thin veil covering it, and several continuous mountain ranges could be vaguely seen, making it a natural sniping spot.
However, Lin Wei remained calm, pretending not to see them. He didn't take Qiao Damo and the others seriously at all, his eyes revealing composure as he stood with his hands behind his back.
"Commander, are you sure there's treasure inside?" Lin Wei jumped off the small boat and asked, his face full of doubt.
"Of course, you'll see when you get there," Vic said with a smile, his eyes revealing a hint of mystery.
The others subtly surrounded Lin Wei and headed towards the valley not far away. Their steps were light, and their faces were wary.
"Are you sure there's no one else in this godforsaken place?" Gautama asked Vic in a low voice, glancing around as he did so.
"Don't worry, this is just a wild island. I bought the map randomly. It's a blessing that this kid died here," Vic nodded, a cruel smile on his face.
As for the so-called relics, that was naturally something Vic made up.
Why leave ruins for others to explore instead of exploring them themselves? Vic's brain isn't made of mush. A sly glint appeared in his eyes as he stroked his chin.
Soon, the atmosphere among them grew increasingly strange, and they stopped talking. The only sounds were the waves and their footsteps.
Lin Wei walked in the center, and could vaguely sense the fluctuations of the other four people taking out their wands, preparing to release magic. His eyes revealed vigilance, his body tensed slightly, and his hands quietly clenched.
Lin Wei smiled slightly, a dangerous curve forming at the corner of his mouth. He slowly turned around, his gaze sweeping over the people behind him, and asked, "Do you think that if we die here, anyone will find out?"