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nChapter 874: Dark Ancient Tower! (1)

nTranslator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

nStarfire Island.

nWhen Garcia put away the Black Pearl Shell…

nGodfrey heaved a sigh of relief.

n“My family deserves to die for sending me on such a dangerous mission… Fortunately, Garcia is tactful. So what if he’s a primordial soul? The Endless Sea belongs to the six towers after all. In the future… it will belong to the Letney Family.”

nIf it were any other primordial soul wizard, they might have killed Godfrey.

nJacob looked at Garcia’s actions and lamented, “If it were me… I wouldn’t be able to do it. The Seven Waters Steeple is right. Garcia’s future might not be limited to ordinary primordial soul wizards.”

nIt was extremely rare in the Wizard World for Garcia to advance to a primordial soul as a nomadic wizard and not as a Child of the Elements. He needed determination, perseverance, and luck.

nAfter Godfrey delivered the gift, he left in a hurry with the Letney family. It was obvious that he was not here to attend the ceremony.

nGarcia’s expression remained unchanged. He let Sparrow and the others continue with the ceremony as usual.

nAfter the big shots and organizations finished sending their gifts, Levi also came to the stage.

n“Sir Levi, long time no see.” Sparrow was pleasantly surprised.

n“I heard that Senior Garcia has advanced to the primordial soul. Congratulations. I’ve specially offered 10,000 Aether Stones. I hope that the Starfire Wizard Academy will prosper in the future,” Levi said with a smile.

n10,000 Aether Stones was not a small amount for a Third-Circle Wizard.

nAfter all, the daily expenses of the third-circle were huge. It was just a gift. There was no need to be too expensive.

nIf there were too many of them, it would reveal his wealth and easily attract attention.

nLevi observed for a while. Most Third-Circle Wizards gave gifts of about 10,000 Aether Stones.

n“Thank you for your support,” Sparrow thanked him solemnly.

nGarcia looked at Levi and nodded to express his gratitude.

n“Congratulations, Senior. From now on… your name will spread throughout the Endless Sea!”

nLevi congratulated him.

n“I know you. If you’re willing to become a pharmaceutics teacher at the Starfire Wizard Academy, our doors will always be open for you,” Garcia said with a smile.

n“Haha, thank you senior. However, I am inexperienced and dare not mislead disciples. If I am confident in the future, I will definitely come here.”

nBeing able to get in touch with a primordial soul wizard was one of Levi’s goals for this trip.

nHowever, Levi didn’t expect Garcia to personally invite him to join the academy.

nSparrow and the others must have mentioned him to Garcia.

nBelow the stage, some guests who were also Third-Circle Wizards were also slightly shocked when they saw Levi being personally invited by the primordial soul wizard.

n“Who is he? He’s just a Third-Circle Pharmacist. How could Sir Garcia remember him?”

n“I heard that the requirements for teaching at the Starfire Wizard Academy are much higher than when it was first established. Only Fourth-Circle Wizards have a chance to enter. Of course, the treatment level has also increased a lot… This guy can enter with a third-circle cultivation base, but he doesn’t know how to cherish it. He doesn’t know what’s good for him.”

nAfter delivering the gifts, Levi left the high platform. He could feel that some eyes were watching him.

n“It’s just a word from a primordial soul wizard, but it has such an effect. This is… the primordial soul.”

nIn the Realm of Azure Cloud, blessing a wizard who had broken through to the primordial soul was said to be “famous in the Endless Sea”, which was enough to show the status of the primordial soul.

nOnly primordial soul wizards and above were qualified to step onto the big stage of the Endless Sea and step into the world of chess players.

n“Levi, not bad. Our principal personally invited you,” Xavier said enviously.

nGarcia was a primordial soul wizard who was busy every day. Even as a teacher here, he rarely met him.

n“That’s just senior being polite. With my pharmacist level, I’m not qualified to teach.” Levi shook his head.

n“Alright, alright, you’re being humble again… I understand, keep a low profile, right?” Xavier rolled his eyes. Levi had said this many times when he and Levi were neighbors.

nIn the past, he also said things like, “Successfully refining a rare potion is all due to luck; improving one’s cultivation is also due to luck.”

n“Levi, don’t be in a hurry to leave after the ceremony. We haven’t gathered in a long time. Call Newt and Rose. The four of us will have a good gathering. Unfortunately… Old John isn’t around.” Xavier sighed.

nThere were all kinds of activities in the following ceremony. There were even some wizards who took advantage of the fact that there were many people and turned the ceremony into a gathering of wizards. They began to exchange cultivation experiences here, and some even set up stalls on the spot.

nLevi walked around the stall and collected some medicinal herbs and the materials needed to refine the Purgatory Ghost Killing Array.

nIt could be considered an unexpected gain from this primordial soul ceremony.

nThe ceremony was over.

nAfter applying for leave from the academy, Xavier left Starfire Island with Levi and the others.

nHe returned to a small island around Starfire Island.

nThis was Xavier’s private residence outside Starfire Island.

nThis island was not big, but it was far away from the academy. It was relatively quiet and not disturbed.

nLevi and the others sat in a circle, exchanging some interesting experiences from the past and some cultivation insights.

nAfter the exchange, everyone gained a lot.

nXavier also called over some dancers who were dressed in exotic clothes. Their curvaceous figures, coupled with their smooth skin and charming golden wavy hair, were really fatal.

nThe red-faced Newt was taken away by Rose. Rose said that Newt had to interact less with Xavier in school in the future to avoid provoking some dirty things. With Newt’s personality, he naturally agreed.

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