Chapter 1160: Evil Dragon’s Demonic Might! (5)

Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

Then, advancing from level 16 to 17 required an Advancement Potion.”

All of this needed Levi’s verification.

“After the Golden Snake Breathing Technique reaches level 16, I’ll need to find mixed-blood dragon clans of level 4 or higher in the fourth level, which is the domain of water elements. I’ll have to spend some time there to locate the ingredients for the secret medicine before proceeding to the fifth level to search for earth dragon clans.”

In the first level, the land of earth elements, he spent a year in the swamp picking Saint Fruits but encountered no mixed-blood dragon clans. Thus, he could only pin his hopes on the fourth and fifth levels.

Of course, the third level, the Land of Wind Elements, might also birth earth-type mixed-blood dragon clans, though the probability was lower.

Additionally, Levi’s Crimson Emperor Dragon Breathing Technique was nearing level 16.

The Sky Dragon had only completed half of its journey, while the Scarlet Dragon, having recently broken through a few years ago, swiftly ascended with Night Fang’s guidance, ensuring it would catch up soon.

The Nightmare Dragon was still at the early stages of level 14, progressing like a turtle. Levi earned all its experience points by grinding in the Nightmare World.

In the ancient tower, he could also connect to the Nightmare World. However, busy hunting treasures, he was online occasionally, checking his territory’s status and looking out for intruders. He also urged the Nine Infants and others to find the nightmare dragon clans.

Finally, the Inferno Dragon Breathing Technique was soon to reach Perfection at level 14.

Meanwhile, his spiritual force in the path of wizardry was steadily rising. Estimated in about 20 years, he would be perfect and proceed to the fifth-circle.

After sorting out his plans for the next three years, Levi immediately began seclusion.

Perhaps, he was an outlier in the Dark Ancient Tower.

Others were tirelessly climbing the tower, fighting for opportunities, or striving for fame, creating a bustling environment.

Yet Levi followed the main group, picking up scraps without fighting or teaming up.

For many, such a life lacked excitement and passion.

But Levi found joy in it.

…

Time passed swiftly.

In the blink of an eye, several months went by.

The Scythe grew denser. Aside from its missing wings, it appeared no different from a normal Flying Scythe Beast.

When its wings fully grew, it would be time for Levi to depart.

In the Giant Ax Canyon, over these months, there have been sporadic visits from nomadic wizards who were Fourth-Circle Wizards.

Some retreated upon witnessing the exquisite arrays, realizing the difficulty involved.

Given such arrangements, only two possibilities remained.

First, a major organization of wizards had reserved the area. Outsiders were unwelcome.

Second, there was a masterful array wizard who had set up an inescapable net in the canyon, claiming dominion.

As a result, many informed nomadic wizards chose to leave. They knew it was not their place to meddle.

Levi did not trouble them. He was not one to harm the innocent.

However, some overly confident individuals attempted to break through the fourth-circle array.

Many of them were promptly struck down by the array.

In the Book of Cypher, there were numerous high-quality fourth-circle arrays.

The fourth-circle array he carried with him was far inferior to those in the Seven Kings of Hell.

Nevertheless, dealing with these Fourth-Circle Wizards was still a walk in the park.

Some of the stronger ones, or those in teams, managed to breach the canyon with great difficulty.

Only to be surrounded and killed by undead spirits like the Headless Knight and the Scythe Demon Spirit.

Neither the Demon Blade nor Phoenix had a chance to make an appearance.

Reaching Levi’s level was as difficult as scaling the heavens.

Single-handedly, he turned the Giant Axe Canyon into a nightmare-level dungeon.

Within this dungeon were arrays, traps, undead spirits, puppets, alchemical creatures, and transcendent creatures, where elite monsters lurked.

Entering from the opposite end of the canyon was even more challenging.

A boss-level giant green crab guarded the passage, wielding its large pincers to massacre anyone who dared approach.

Occasionally, skilled infiltrators among the wizards or foreigners met their end at Levi’s hands.

He truly appreciated the comfort of having a reliable team.

By relying on these sacrificial wizards and foreigners, Levi amassed a fortune in treasures, accumulating an Aether Stone reserve that grew to four million.

Moreover, since it was the arrays and undead spirits doing the killing, Levi’s presence remained concealed in the projections.

The fleeting appearance of the “Demon Sword Dragon Wizard” had long faded from memory.

This was a disappointment for the Dragonfly Wizard of the Central Realm.

After reviewing the Demon Sword Dragon Wizard’s dossier, he had high hopes for this individual.

…

Soon, half a year had passed.

In the 1167th year of the Holy Brilliance Calendar, during the Month of Beginning.

Year 3 of the Dark Ancient Tower Calendar.

Amid his training, Levi convened the 66th round table meeting.

Even within the ancient tower, the Teatime Round Table allowed normal communication with the outside world.

Through this round table, he could observe projections from his team members and grasp the tower’s situation.

This was an advantage unmatched by other participants.

Combining these projections with the intel he gathered within the tower, he had begun compiling a list of threatening individuals across the first five levels.

The Flower Knight was absent from the meeting, preoccupied with conquering the checkpoint to the seventh level.

Other than that, all twelve official members were in attendance.

Upon seeing their long-unseen commander, everyone warmly greeted him.

“Commander, why haven’t we seen your projection on the ancient tower?” the Halberd Knight chuckled.

As an ardent follower of their commander, he eagerly anticipated witnessing his battles.

“I had pressing matters to attend to, so I didn’t engage in battle,” Levi replied.