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墨書 Inktalez
Chapter 230:
To gain something, one must pay a price; this is the truth of the Wizarding World.
Freya was mentally prepared for this inevitability, with no possibility of avoidance.
Unless, of course, Freya was originally a legitimate heir of a certain family that possessed the Formal Wizard Meditation Method.
But that was merely a hypothetical scenario.
Fortunately, after choosing the Crimson Eagle, Freya conducted a thorough investigation into this organization.
It did not have many hostile forces and belonged to a typical White Wizard Organization. Located in the Crimson Plain, it had relatively abundant resources.
According to the information Freya gathered, the Crimson Eagle was an established organization over four hundred years old, with its highest rank being the director of the Crimson Academy, followed by several prominent professors, vice directors, and elder members within the academy.
Renowned for its studies in Wind Element and Fire Element, the Crimson Eagle had achieved significant success in these areas for the development of Cloud City.
Among them, the Tershter Spell Model formula related to Wind Element had notably enhanced lower-level Wind Elemental Spells.
Of course, aside from these two elements, the Crimson Eagle also had numerous research topics in other fields, but overall they could not compare to the former.
As the eighteenth-ranked Wizard Organization in Cloud City, it possessed rich wizarding power and organizational depth.
Although there were distinctions in levels among Official Wizards' Meditation Methods,
it was rumored that the director of Crimson Academy had already been promoted to Third-Rank Wizard ten years ago. However, due to its peaceful location, there was no substantial evidence to support this claim.
However, based on past information, it can be inferred that the director is not far from being promoted to Third Rank.
For a wizard to advance, the only method is to increase their mental strength to the point of changing and breaking through their physical life level, reaching a new standard.
From this, it can be deduced that the Crimson Eagle's Meditation Method is at least at the Second Level, or it is very likely to belong to the Third Level.
Basically, a wizard with ordinary talent can only reach the peak of First Level in their lifetime.
After all, to advance, one needs not only a good Meditation Method but also great courage. Each promotion is a transcendence of life level.
Those who succeed will gain unmatched power and glory. Those who fail either exhaust their potential and live with the consequences for life or die outright, with even their souls being hard to escape unscathed.
A Third-Rank Wizard holds a prominent position even in this vast gathering place of White Wizards, belonging to the level of Archmage.
Thus, this is one of the main reasons Freya chose Crimson Eagle.
...
Two hours later.
The forest gradually faded away, revealing a vast plain.
Dark red grass grew across the land, rippling with the wind's movement.
Driving her carriage across the Crimson Plain, Freya squinted her eyes, enjoying the gentle breeze.
On both sides of the road, one can occasionally see towering wooden windmills and fields.
From time to time, wisps of smoke rise from villages where ordinary people live, creating a quiet and peaceful atmosphere.
The carriage traveled for about another hour in this serene ambiance, and in the distance on the plain, a slender white spire gradually appeared in Freya's line of sight.
From this position, the spire looked like ivory, surrounded by layers of black windows, with faint shadows moving within.
At the top of the spire stood a large circular Crystal, emitting a weak glow almost every minute; it was easy to overlook if one wasn't paying attention.
As she gazed at the increasingly larger tower, Freya murmured to herself.
"That must be the Exchange Tower of Sky City. It's truly magnificent."
Since she had already spotted the Exchange Tower, the area of Crimson Eagle wouldn't be too far away.
Anticipating what Crimson Eagle would look like, Freya cracked her whip in the air, and the previously leisurely Yellow Horse suddenly galloped forward.
Three hours later.
The tall Exchange Tower slowly receded to her left, followed by a cluster of buildings standing in the plain, resembling a miniature town.
As Freya drew closer, some noisy sounds gradually reached her ears.
The road, which had initially been sparsely populated, began to see more carriages.
The carriage was a rental, and inside, there were several young men and women dressed in Gray Robes, likely Apprentice Wizards heading to Crimson Eagle for their studies.
In addition to these apprentices, Freya also noticed dozens of Official Wizards without any insignia, similar to her. There were quite a few of them, but they all seemed to be newly promoted or recently Vaporized.
Although she had already guessed that these individuals shared the same purpose as her own, she had no desire to engage in conversation or make acquaintances.
After about half an hour, the numerous carriages finally began to arrive in the Crimson Eagle area.
Inside the tall Dark Red Building, shadows of people were everywhere.
At this moment, it seemed to be recruitment season at Crimson Eagle, as Gray Robed Apprentices could be seen all around.
Freya, who was driving the carriage, frowned slightly as she looked around. Once she parked the carriage in the designated area, she followed the signposts toward the largest building in the distance.
Her Leather Boots made a clattering sound on the stone pavement. As Freya approached the building, she noticed that the number of apprentices around her began to dwindle, while some Official Wizards she had seen earlier started coming from all directions.
Stepping onto the Stone Steps, Freya arrived at the entrance. Following the instructions from earlier information, she reached out and pressed beside the door.
In an instant, a slender Red Eagle Head flashed by, and Freya felt a void before her, indicating that she could enter.
Upon entering the building, she found herself in a vast hall filled with closely arranged chairs.
At the front of the hall was a Wooden Platform where wizards occasionally walked about, and many people were seated in the chairs at that moment.
Freya glanced around before heading straight toward the frontmost chair.
The chair was made of stone, and it felt a bit cold to sit on. Next to it was a tray, just right for resting her arm.
Not long after she sat down, a young Apprentice Wizard holding a stack of documents approached from a distance.
He pulled out a sheet from the stack and compared it with Freya's appearance, then respectfully said, "Excuse me, are you Lady Freya?"
Nodding lightly, Freya replied calmly, "Yes, I am."
"Then I have the right person. We have already conveyed your information. Please follow me to the waiting room."
"Alright." She stood up and followed the apprentice.
At that time, the Crimson Eagle had received a lot of applications, and its reputation was good, so there might be quite a few Newly Advanced Wizards coming in hopes of joining.
Of course, while this was not comparable to Sky City, the competition was still considerable. (To be continued...)
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