From time to time, a mage wearing a black or purple robe fell down on the outer edge of the forest. They looked at the dense circles of figures around them with slight surprise. This was the first time they saw so many people in such a large area of ​​the Black Mountain Island.

There are so many mages together, and all of them have the strength of the late fourth level. It is definitely a very scary group outside.

They noticed that in a remote corner, four mages waved their hands to build a double-story attic. One of the mages was placing elemental crystals in the corner one after another, apparently arranging a talisman array. There were no fifth-level or accurate talismans here.

The level of talisman arrays required by a fifth-level mage can be slightly lower, so Grant can more easily arrange a few simple talisman arrays.

"There are so many mages here. I have never seen so many mages in the eight years I have been on Black Mountain Island. How about you?"

"We'd better find a place and settle down first."

The two fellow mages took a look at Grant and quickly began to divide a piece of land to build their own residences. Most mages like to directly put up a dark roof or tent, and only a few who pay attention to the taste of life build a house.

They had a tacit understanding and didn't speak. They all finished building the tents in silence and started browsing some magic books.

Grant saw the looks they cast from time to time, but didn't pay attention.

Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang

He gently threw dozens of elemental crystals forward and placed them on the ground. As the soft soil sank downwards, the crystals disappeared naturally, as if they had never existed.

boom!

An illusory dragon projection covered the attic, and then gradually disappeared.

"Let's get started." Grant's lips moved slightly, and his hands gently spread out to both sides of his body. There was a smile on his mouth.

A layer of white fog seemed to have arisen near the attic, and the fog gradually became thicker. It soon covered the nearby scenery. The attic, Brillant, Momolan and others disappeared into the fog. This was the talisman responsible for covering the attic in the illusion.

Array.

Many mages knew that Grant had successfully built it. Seeing the white mist gradually rising, their eyes couldn't help showing surprise. The level of this talisman array was not low at first glance. That mage was not simple. The other mages already understood.

Maybe don't have too much contact with the other person to avoid getting into trouble.

Grant walked into the white mist. There was no difference between the inside and the outside world, except that the sky was blue, and beams of bright golden light beams shone down, making the area near the attic very bright.

Grant smiled and said: "Brillant, Momolan, you will live here for the time being. I will go to the Forbidden Realm now."

"Sorry to trouble you."

"Come back soon."

Brillant, Momolan, and Kelly knew that Grant must have a purpose, as he had done before, to gain a source of strength improvement by fighting the monsters.

Grant glanced at them, applied a layer of invisible dust to his body, and left.

call out!

The gray and white fog rushed straight to a corner of the sky.

The appearance of the parasite caused many fifth-level mages to act independently. They joined forces with the quasi-fifth-level mages to force the parasite back into a corner.

For the sake of convenience, the area is temporarily called the Forbidden Sky Domain, which means entry is prohibited. However, mages who want to reach the fifth level or even the fifth level can easily enter it.

Hua Hua...

A clear waterfall flows straight down, and the surface of the rapid river bed is covered with a thin layer of water mist. Some of it splashes to the bottom, forming a lake and a stream below. On both sides are some strange plants that have never been seen before, and some are even

It can move. It snakes its body and climbs towards areas with water nearby.

Grant was in the sky, overlooking the scenery below and knew that from here forward was the forbidden air zone.

He accelerated until it took half an hour before he saw slowly floating golden letters appearing in the area in front of him, roughly forming a circle to prohibit others from entering.

Among every dozen or so runes, there is a majestic floating ship. The canvas on it is marked with many unknown family emblems. Of course, some of them are families that Grant remembers being good in the game.

He looked around and noticed that there was a fifth-level mage walking on the deck of the ship, but there was no fifth-level mage.

After Grant saw it, he nodded slightly: "It seems this is it, I'll go in first!"

He rushed straight forward, his whole body bathed in a dark red beam of light. When he was still more than a thousand meters away from the rune pattern, seven or eight quasi-fifth-level mages saw that only a fourth-level apex rushed over, and mouthed

There were disdainful taunts. There were parasites inside, and their strength was at the quasi-fifth level. This meant that those who were not qualified for the quasi-fifth level were just seeking death.

There are so many mages who like to seek death, which I have to say is really depressing. When will there be so many mages who overestimate their abilities?

"Should we prevent him from entering?" On the deck of a certain ship, two quasi-fifth-level mages were standing. One of them had light blue hair, eyebrows, and eyes. Even the robe and staff he wore were

It is blue. There is a vast ocean atmosphere all over the body. Just by taking a look, you can understand that it is definitely not that simple.

He is considered very strong among the quasi-fifth level. This time he obeyed the boss's order and stayed nearby to prevent the parasites from escaping.

The fifth-level mages captured the parasites inside. They found that the parasites were highly poisonous, and their hearts were excellent materials for making toxins and special weapons. For example, the mages who were attacked by the parasites even had their blood

, can poison a level 3 or so monster. Therefore, the poisonous core heart of the parasite is terrifying to think about.

Biou saw the light blue mage next to him and joked: "Speaking of Adrian, when did you become so fond of helping other people? I have never seen you with such a kind heart before. Obviously you were so kind last time.

Slaughter a team without sparing any mage."

"Don't forget, the boss has given some instructions. When they feel that there are few infected people (parasites), they will put some mages who are overestimating their abilities and turn them into materials. There is no notification yet, in case the number of infected people increases.

, what should I do if I threaten the boss and the others?"

"You're right, so let's save that stupid guy first. Huh, a top level 4 mage is still following an area that is almost level 5. This guy's brain is definitely funny."

They chatted casually for a while, and when they saw that the mages on the surrounding decks were not moving, they stepped on their toes and rushed to Grant.

Grant was about to move forward. As long as he gave himself ten minutes, he would definitely be able to enter the Forbidden Sky Zone. However, two quasi-fifth-level mages suddenly ran out from an unknown ship.

The one in the front is a mage with long light blue hair, and behind him is a man with long burgundy hair and an extremely handsome face. A crystal earring is nailed into his pointed ear, and there is a faint ripple on it, which can be seen.

It's a magic weapon.

"Hey, what are you doing here by yourself? Leave quickly. The infected guy inside has a level 5 strength. Aren't you looking for death?"

Biou said rather disdainfully, with a condescending look in his eyes.

From a nearby ship, some quasi-level five mages came out and saw Grant, Bio, and Adrian. They also knew what was going on.

Grant looked around and saw that almost all the quasi-level fives on the entire Black Mountain Island were here. It seemed that there were a lot of them. But they were still quite rare in normal times.

"Haha, if there is an idiot coming in, he is destined to die. But what can these two guys, Bion and Adrian, do to stop him?"

"It must be an order from their superiors."

The mages whispered, intending to see the joke in front of them. In their eyes, Grant came here just to die. Apart from that, there was really no other use.

"I want to go in," Grant said.

"You're the only one who still wants to go in, a mere fourth-level top." Adrian curled his lips, seeming very unconcerned. And he was a little unhappy. These days, the fourth-level top-notch didn't even have the slightest respect when he saw a potential fifth-level.

, is this a bit too much? Do you think you are easy to bully?

Grant's eyes darkened and he said, "Then tell me, how can I get in?"

"You can't enter..." Just when Adrian was about to reject it, a powerful mental wave suddenly suppressed him, and the entire area within a kilometer nearby was shrouded in this wave.

Many mages turned their heads and looked to the left. An arrogant bald man was rushing towards that area, wearing a robe and light armor. There was obviously no sunlight nearby, but

The light armor still radiates light.

Grant looked at it and knew it was Harker the Slayer, a mage who was somewhat famous in the Nightmare Frontier. He was the mage who almost built the Hanging Palace in the King of Slaklin before.

He rushed over and said with a cold expression: "What are you doing here?"

"Mr. Harker, this fourth-level peak wants to go in, but he is not strong enough, so I am trying to dissuade him." Adrian saw the bald Harker rushing towards him, and his eyes showed surprise.

Among the fifth-level magicians on Black Mountain Island, Huck is definitely the top or even the most powerful magician. I didn’t expect to come back now, and I’m afraid I’ll gain a lot.

Huck laughed loudly, and a cold light flashed in his eyes: "If this guy wants him to come in, hurry up. I happened to kill a lot of infected mages. By the way, I'm a little tired now, so I'll go back and rest first. You guys

If you see a mage rushing over, don’t try to dissuade or block him, you know?”

"Know."

"clear."

Bio and Adrian knew exactly what it meant. When Huck left, the way they looked at Grant was not much different from that of a dead person.

"You go in, well, I hope I can see your heart next time." Adrian chuckled and jumped into his own ship. Bio shook her head and rushed onto the ship.

Grant saw their changes and could easily understand the reason. The other party obviously believed that he would definitely be infected and become a material in the hands of other fifth-level mages.

The mages in the surrounding ships burst out laughing when they saw Grant getting permission. It was as if Grant was just a monkey, and more importantly, the other party didn't even know his own strength. It would be better for such a fool to die as soon as possible.
Chapter completed!