Sixth Ring Wizard-Chapter 686: Northern Border City

The loud howl from behind came from the Centaur Star Spirit, who had evidently broken free from the Spider Queen’s restraints and was now furious.

If caught by him at this moment, it would surely end badly.

Herag didn’t stop, and directly dashed into the Teleportation Gate.

The demons behind, although fearful, did not dare to go first and could only follow suit quickly after Herag and the others passed through the gate.

In the next moment, an enormous blue arrow appeared suddenly, striking the desolate planet directly. The arrow contained explosive energy, and upon its detonation, the entire planet was reduced to dust.

Many demons failed to escape in time, becoming casualties under the arrow.

The Centaur Star Spirit arrived here in an instant, gazing at the fragments of the Teleportation Gate and the countless demon corpses, but not finding the three Ancestral Level entities, which only fueled his anger.

The loss of the Well of the Star Realm was an immeasurable setback for him.

Numerous Titans in gestation all around would halt in growth due to this, potentially even resulting in death.

The thought of this infuriated the Centaur Star Spirit, but he was helpless about it.

The remaining demons were insignificant, merely minnows. The few Ancestral Level beings moved too swiftly, clearly prepared and without hesitation, retreating right after achieving their goal.

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Abyss Plane, Lava Cave.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor, Skeleton King, Spider Queen, and Herag stood together, facing a blue glass ball, which was actually a finely crafted model of a planet.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor used special means to refine this planet, maintaining it at the size of a glass ball long-term.

During this process, countless life forms on the planet were rapidly dying. 𝚏𝕣𝐞𝗲𝐰𝕖𝐛𝐧𝕠𝕧𝚎𝚕.𝐜𝚘𝗺

Of course, the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor did not care about these lives; to him, they were akin to bacterial colonies, and he paid them no mind.

Herag, however, felt somewhat conflicted, sensing the massive loss of life on the planet.

Life is sometimes so fragile; in the face of absolute power, many don’t even understand why they die.

Destroy you? What does it matter to you? This phrase inexplicably came to Herag’s mind.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor’s purpose was not to annihilate all life on the planet, but to refine the planet, which unavoidably turned it into a wasteland.

"There appears to be a problem." A hint of doubt emerged in the huge eye of the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor.

The Spider Queen seemed to notice something too, saying, "The Mother River’s Breath in the Well of the Star Realm is rapidly disappearing, what’s going on?"

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor said gravely, "There might be some rules we have not accounted for. Once the Well of the Star Realm leaves the Star Realm, it seems to be rapidly losing effect. The connection between the Well of the Star Realm and the Mother River is growing weaker and weaker; it won’t be long before it’s completely severed."

"Damn, is the Well of the Star Realm only functional in the Star Realm?" The Spider Queen was slightly angered.

If that’s the case, it would mean all their schemes thus far were futile, a complete waste of effort.

Herag remained silent on the side; he didn’t understand these matters.

Anyway, his objectives were achieved. Whether the Well of the Star Realm could be used in the Abyss Plane didn’t concern him.

After consulting, the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor and the Spider Queen decided to take some measures to try and preserve the state of the Well of the Star Realm and maintain its link to the Mother River.

They seemed to be heading to a special place, so they temporarily parted ways with Herag.

Herag watched them leave, then prepared to depart as well.

Although the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor told him he could stay in the Lava Cave, where all were either part of the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor’s race or subordinates, and would follow Herag’s orders.

But Herag intended to return to the Wizard Plane, so he would not stay.

"I’m leaving, Skeleton King." Herag called out to the Skeleton King.

The Skeleton King turned, producing a cracking sound with its bones, the Soul Fire flickered, and its jaw clicked toward Herag.

Herag didn’t understand why the Skeleton King, despite being Ancestral Level, couldn’t communicate, even without sound, possibly through a data stream?

After pondering, he could only attribute it to the Skeleton King’s instinct as an Undead, a habitual nature.

After leaving the Lava Cave, the demons of the Thousand-Eyed Race reformed the Teleportation Gate to send Herag back to his original location.

It was then that he learned those lands were within the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor’s territory, and all surrounding areas were under his command.

When Herag first appeared there, he had caught the attention of the demons around, but due to his aura, they dared not approach and instead reported to the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor, which led to the subsequent events.

Upon learning this, Herag spent some time traveling, extracting the energy from the Plane coordinates after leaving the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor’s territory, and returned to the Wizard Plane.

Herag reappeared in his castle, instantly sensing the vast changes around him.

Where there were initially only a few buildings near the castle area, an entire city had practically been constructed, with even the city wall completed.

The Wizards from Boundary Land had sent a team specifically to handle Herag’s Northern Territory’s development, now finally completing Northern Border City’s construction.

The productivity of Wizards truly was impressive. Applying Magic techniques to these infrastructure projects produced extraordinary results, with each Wizard effectively working as a former professional engineering team.

There was no need for any large machinery; Wizards themselves were immensely powerful, multifunctional large machines.

The population within Northern Border City had grown, infusing more life into the area, with numerous residents having already moved in.

Herag had previously outlined some requirements to Reese and others; those able to live there surely had connections and were allies.

Herag hadn’t imposed overly stringent criteria; as long as their background wasn’t problematic, it was fine.

Initial population is crucial as it decides future growth pace, with population always being paramount.

The Cheqi Family was a given, with most members already migrated.

Their lands lay just at the foot of the Northern Border Mountains, close enough to facilitate managing their Magic Potion business.

Herag even saw quite a lot of Elves, who hailed from the Elf Plane, being Chatiya’s kin.

Chatiya effectively leveraged her strengths, personally inviting a group of the Elf Race to assist, and arranging for many willing to settle in Northern Border City.