Passerby Villain In A Wizard World

Chapter 137 Windsinger's Pendant

This was also one of the reasons Ian practiced hard as he knew about this place from the beginning.Of course, he still directly ignored those pillars on the periphery since he didn't really need those useless things only useful for a normal Knight.

"Swoosh!"

Just as Ian's figure approached closer to the pedestals a little nearer to the center, the magic barrier covering it suddenly fluctuated as it extended outward, making an instant array on the ground.

The array was circular, a little different from the teleportation array Ian had seen earlier, and filled with den

With Ian's precise calculation, he shot all the monsters in one move, causing the area to clear instantly as all the dead summons disappeared into the array that also swiftly vanished.

"Perfect!"

Ian smiled in satisfaction as his small practice in chain spells came out as he expected. As for the Ravens he killed, he didn't take it seriously—after all, he was a Second Class Wizard Apprentice anyhow.

"Click!"

After Ian completed the so-called trial effortlessly, the magic barrier surrounding the pedestal also disappeared, allowing Ian to see the orb at the top.

'I don't know if my Spellblade can break through this barrier.'

After all, his bloodline did have the ability to pierce through mana shields. So, wouldn't it be easier to loot if he could directly pierce the mana barrier without taking any trial?

"A wind element meditation method, a pendant, and a spellbook."

After Ian jumped to the top of the pedestal, he saw what seemed to be the inheritance he got after this trial. The glow he saw from below was just an effect of the pedestal that worked as an indicator.

So, Ian first grabbed the pendant and scanned it with his mental power while using Analysis.

[Windsinger's Pendant (Intermediate): An enchanted artifact that helps amplify the power of wind-based spells.]

[Artifcat Level:- Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, Rare, Legendary, Mythic]

"An intermediate artifact, not bad."

If it was a normal person going after this trial, then they might only be able to complete this trial. So it was indeed a good inheritance, especially since there were even the corresponding spells along with the meditation method, although all of them were zero rings.

"Good start, then let's sweep through everything, shall we?"

However, Ian wasn't a normal person, and he wasn't satisfied with just this. He was about to go to another continent entirely and was dirt poor.

So, it was better to grab whatever he could here so that he could convert them into currency even if he didn't need them.

"Aqua Barrier!"

"Mind Control!"

"Crimson Chains!"

While Ian was busy completing the trial, Lyra also fought with a pack of wolves, killing them in droves while using her bloodline skills.

Although she was a little behind Ian, she didn't take much time to complete her trial too.

"Tch... only this much? How stingy! It seems I need to choose a little brighter ones."

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Lyra pouted in dissatisfaction after seeing only a few herbs that were useful for a Knight.

Aurora, who was near her fighting boar monsters, couldn't help but twitch her mouth speechlessly as she clearly saw that the herb Lyra called useless could help her reach the Grand Knight realm.

'They are so strong.'

Aurora couldn't help but feel bitter after seeing Ian and Lyra flying through multiple pillars one by one while she was still defending against these monsters in the Tertiary Knight realm.

'Guess that's what a Wizard is for you. Hope I can find something useful too.'

She thought with hope, even though it was as abysmal as it was, while gracefully impaling the boar in front, causing it to disappear into particles of light.

So, a weird scene began to play in the passage meant for the wizard inheritance trial as Ian and Lyra began to sweep through everything around with thunder, not stopping even for a second as the hourglass continuously showed the passing time.

What was supposed to be a trial had now become a competition to see who could grab more instead.