Aaron examined the one-time scrolls, their descriptions glowing faintly before his eyes.Meteor Rain- Mana Cost: 300–1000 points (the more mana imbued, the greater the spell’s power)- Effect: Summons 3 to 10 meteors, each ranging from 30 to 100 meters in radius, to deal devastating area damage. - Restriction: The impact produces a massive shockwave and may even trigger a small earthquake.Grease Rain- Mana Cost: 100–300 points- Effect: Conjures a cloud of Grease Rain covering 200 to 600 square meters.- Restriction: Highly volatile, if exposed to fire, the grease ignites instantly. The resulting flames burn fiercely for 3 minutes, consuming everything in their path.Aaron’s eyes gleamed as he read the details. Both scrolls were terrifying in their own way, Meteor Rain promised overwhelming destruction, while Grease Rain offered a deadly trap when combined with fire spells. These weren’t just consumables; they were potential battle-turning weapons.Aaron’s gaze settled on the fin

And it wasn’t just leveling.- Learning new spells consumed experience points.- Perfecting existing spells drained even more.- Advancing his Alchemy profession and unlocking new potion recipes demanded vast amounts of experience.- Even skills learned from books required experience to master.Every step of growth was costly, every ambition weighed down by the hunger for more points.Aaron studied the map with sharp focus. Tier 4 undeads were scattered near the town walls, and each promised 100,000 experience points. With his current strength, they were easy prey.He ignored the Master Wizard’s advance. Instead, he chose efficiency, harvesting the undead that still lingered around Noomt Town, which sprawled across 50 square kilometers. As long as he remained within the shield’s perimeter, he could farm safely.Drawing the Light Bow, its orange aura flaring, Aaron began his hunt. Every arrow he loosed carried the Light Element, piercing through undead and reducing them to dust.Dark F

Aaron began examining the treasures one by one, his eyes drawn first to the most dazzling find, the Rubic Cube, a Red Grade item.Rubic Cube (Red Grade)- A mysterious cube capable of fusing three types of similar-level materials into higher-tier materials.- Materials placed inside must be of the same quantity and quality, or the result may vary.- Contains three compartments, each with a space of 20 cubic meters.- Can consume Mana Stones to accelerate fusion.- After each fusion, it enters a cooldown period ranging from 1 minute to 7 days, depending on the tier of materials.Restriction:- Only materials up to Tier 8 can be safely fused.- Attempting to fuse Tier 9 or above risks destabilizing the cube, with a 99% chance of explosion, creating a space crack within a thousand cubic meters radius.Aaron stared at the description, both stunned and confused. The cube’s potential was undeniable, it could be a powerful tool for crafting rare resources. Yet its destructive risk was equall

Meanwhile…From the corner of the hall, a shadow lingered, silently observing Aaron’s every move.Its eyes narrowed as it whispered to itself:“A Great Wizard… and already a Golden Knight at such a young age? Which power does he belong to? As far as I know, there are no such forces on Kellar Planet.”The figure paused, deep in thought. The boy’s presence was unusual, his strength, his dual cultivation, his composure. None of it matched the records of any known faction.After a moment of hesitation, the shadow’s resolve hardened.“I must speak with him,” it decided.Aaron, still standing before the glowing magic mirror, remained unaware, clueless to the fact that someone was watching, and that his quiet inspection of loot had already drawn the attention of powers lurking in the dark.“Excuse me, lad!”Aaron, who had just finished checking the inventory, was startled. His heart skipped a beat as he spun around only to see a transparent figure standing before him. A chill ran down his sp

Loa immediately came to her senses. She tucked the crates of oranges neatly into her space ring, then fluttered over to Aaron with a bright smile.“Aaron, I’ve packed it up.”Aaron nodded, his expression softening. “Good. Let’s go."Makaret watched silently as Aaron and Loa departed the spaceship. Once they were gone, he closed the door and redeemed two Advanced Energy Stones.Carrying them into the inner chamber, he placed one at the center of the formation. Immediately, a mechanical voice echoed: “Energy Source detected. Current energy remaining: 100%.” Relief washed over him. These stones were the lifeblood of the ship, its fuel. With two in hand, he was confident he could reach the nearest supply depot in the Kolark Galaxy. Yet in his heart, he vowed: the next time he returned, it would be to take his revenge.Makaret also resolved to replace the vessel. This scouting ship, though equipped with stealth, defensive systems, and high-speed flight, was limited. Its greatest advantage