WITCH: ACCUMULATE EXPERIENCE THROUGH THE KNIGHT BREATHING TECHNIQUE - Chapter 772: Immortal Banyan Dragon! A Conclusion! (4)

Chapter 772: Immortal Banyan Dragon! A Conclusion! (4)

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

Casting aside distractions, Levi began constructing the Chariot Rune in his mind, harnessing his spiritual force.

Three days later, above the gaseous magic ring in Levi’s mind, a pristine Rune Language model appeared, rotating around it. Simultaneously, he opened the proficiency panel.

Levi, Chariot Rune: Level 1 (1/1000), Special Effect: Power of Pegasus Constellation (Level 1).

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“Pegasus… seems to be paired with Horned Bull,” Levi murmured to himself.

“Never mind that, solidify it directly on the legs.”

Drawing from the successful experience with the Strength Rune, Levi quickly solidified the Pegasus Rune on his legs.

The fleeting white Pegasus pattern merged into Levi’s body.

With a single thought, without employing the Scarlet Power, Levi swiftly dashed from one end of the grand hall to the other.

“Speed has indeed improved, but the amplification is not significant; it needs cultivation. Probably, like the Strength Rune, it will increase by 40% after reaching level five. When paired with my Scarlet Escape, even a Fifth-Circle Wizard won’t catch up.”

Cultivating the Rune Language was a gradual process, and Levi was in no hurry.

He exited the grand hall, finding the Divine Light Knight waiting anxiously at the entrance of the Extreme Path Palace.

“Divine Light Knight, what brings you to me?” Levi looked at her, seemingly able to penetrate her inner thoughts.

Feeling Levi’s gaze, the Divine Light Knight, despite her legendary knight mindset, became somewhat nervous. Her heartbeat noticeably quickened, and her chest, covered by the exaggerated “pectoral muscles” of a female legendary knight, heaved irregularly.

There was no help; the “chest muscles” of a female legendary knight were too exaggerated.

Commander, I recently visited the Peacock Kingdom, and it seems the mortal plague is resurfacing,” the Divine Light Knight said anxiously.

She had been to Peacock City, where her brother, King Boyka, informed her of the situation, hoping that, with her legendary knight abilities, she could find a solution. Even the Church of Holy Light hadn’t managed to solve it. What could she do?

After much contemplation, the only figure in the mortal realm that the Divine Light Knight thought of, with limitless capabilities and mysteriousness, was the Commander.

As far as she knew, the Commander seemed to be a powerful wizard. Wizards possessed vast knowledge and expertise in potions, making them potentially capable of resolving the issue.

“Divine Light Knight, I’m aware of the situation you mentioned. However, the plague in the Peacock Kingdom is peculiar, shrouded in thick mist, and currently, I’m powerless,” sighed Levi, speaking truthfully.

It was true; even after Levi arrived in the mortal realm, Andrew had reported the plague situation to him. Upon personally investigating the Peacock Kingdom, Levi discovered that the sources of these viruses were all different, with various virus types. Even with Levi’s pharmacist skills, developing so many antidotes wouldn’t be easy.

Clearly, the puppet master behind this was an expert in epidemiology and virology. This person might be a formidable figure from the Ghoul House, and Levi, with his current strength, didn’t want to get too involved.

His abilities were limited, he wasn’t a savior, and he didn’t rely on faith to live. In his current state, he couldn’t do much for ordinary people.

Moreover, with the presence of the Church of Holy Light, as challenging as the plague was, it wouldn’t wipe out the entire population. That would defeat the purpose of the Church’s existence.

“I understand, Commander,” Divine Light Knight Denise said, turning away with a hint of reluctance.

“Denise,” Levi called.

“Commander? Is there anything else?” Divine Light Knight Denise inquired.

“I just want to say, there are limits to human power. Don’t put too much pressure on yourself. We are just knights, not gods. We don’t have the ability or qualification to save the world. If you truly want to be the savior of mortals, then focus on your training,” Levi calmly advised.

Denise looked momentarily stunned, then wore a bitter smile. “I understand, Commander. Thank you.”

Levi watched Denise’s retreating figure.

“The mortal realm is becoming more chaotic. Various gods and demons are making their moves.”

Time flew by like an arrow.

In the blink of an eye, six months had passed.

With the secret medicine made from the “Flame-Blood Earthly Dragon Beast” bloodline, the Crimson Emperor Dragon’s breathing technique training speed had noticeably increased.

In addition, Levi’s Chariot Rune had finally reached level 3, providing a 20% boost to speed.

Level 3 was a threshold in the Rune Language, and subsequent training speeds would gradually slow down. However, the magnitude of the enhancements after level 3 continued to grow.

After reaching level 3 with the Chariot Rune, Levi began preparing to return to the Wizard World.

Although he acquired many medicinal herbs in the Ancient Saint Empire, it wasn’t enough to refine meditation supplementary potions. He needed to purchase more from the Wizard World.

Besides, he wanted to find some contract-based Wizard Tool blueprints in the Wizard World. He planned to craft a contract item that could be used to bind members of the Dusk Holy Temple.

As the Twilight Knights expanded, it was only a matter of time before internal conflicts arose.

Suddenly, the Greenfield Immortal House, which Levi hadn’t paid much attention to, showed some activity. Levi promptly used his spiritual force to investigate.

“Something is happening with the Zerg.”

As Levi became busier, he paid less attention to the Saint Scorpions and Red-Faced Sea Ghost Spiders. They were mostly left to roam freely.