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The Golem Mage Type 3.
Among the twenty-five Type 3 zombies, five stood out, and they were positioned prominently at the forefront of the unique zombies emerging from the space gate.The Tier 7 mages of Estonia City scrutinized these five with heightened focus, attempting to analyse their power levels as they sent forth their spirit senses. However, as their spirit senses extended toward the group, the lead Type 3 zombie turned in their direction and unleashed an overwhelming surge of mental power, obliterating their spirit senses before they could get close.“Hmm, these ones in the front are dangerous, It seems they are all in the Peak Tier 7 realm, how are we ever going to contain this many zombies when even their leaders surpass us in rank?” Sir Marcus remarked, his frown deepening at the grim situation confronting Estonia City.The lead zombie at the forefront was an unusual sight, as it had a disproportionately large head atop a tiny body. Despite emitting a Peak Tier 7 aura, its combat abilities li
The Golem Mage Great Sword Affinity.
The audience watched intently as the ten small, black slashes from Brandon’s sword soared toward the flaming Qi claw strikes unleashed by Soren. When the two attacks collided, there was no explosion or dramatic display of power. Instead, the black slashes transformed into ten miniature portals, swallowing the fiery claws as if they were being consumed by a black hole. Soren’s eyes widened in confusion as his attack vanished without a trace, before he could comprehend what had occurred, he realized that Brandon had closed the distance between them. While Soren had been anticipating an explosive clash of their attacks, Brandon had continued to use the opportunity to press forward without hesitation. Seeing Brandon approaching rapidly, Soren decided to strike first, but just as he moved to close the gap, Brandon twisted his saber and thrust its hilt toward Soren’s face in an attempt to catch him off guard. However, Soren didn’t fall for the feint, using his left hand, he seized
The Golem Mage A Loophole.
As the dust finally settled, the crowd could clearly see the aftermath of the intense battle at the center of the stage. On one side stood Soren, his chest and hands soaked in blood, part of the red scales protecting him had been blasted apart, leaving him visibly weakened as blood continued to drip from his injuries. On the other side was Brandon, who had his greatsword stabbed into the ground to steady him, his upper body was completely bare, revealing his chiselled physique, a testament to years of rigorous weapon training and cultivation. His torn uniform lay in shreds, and blood streaked his torso. Behind Brandon was the Treant Golem that had been summoned, its wooden fingers were imbued with healing energy as they pressed into Brandon’s back. Though the healing process was slow, but the crowd could already see some of his wounds beginning to improve slightly. Soren, clinging desperately to hope, watched with mounting frustration as Brandon showed signs of recovery.
The Golem Mage It Starts.
“You’d better not even think about sending someone else up here to face me, because I’ll tear anyone you send into shreds. Unless you’re planning on having one of your precious teammates suffer an injury that could impact their cultivation journey, I suggest you step onto this stage right now,” Dragov said, locking eyes with Alec.He was trying to play the emotional game, trying to force Alec on stage since he knew how much Alec cared for his team mates, something Dragov saw as a sign of weakness. “Seriously, is that what you have to resort to just to get me on stage? We could simply forfeit this match and give you the win without sending anyone up. It would still count as your victory, which means you’d have wasted your chance,” Alec replied with a small smile, shaking his head in disbelief at how Dragov could appear so composed and innocent while harbouring such a twisted mind-set.As soon as Dragov heard Alec’s words, his expression changed instantly. He turned to the referee, h
The Golem Mage Sync.
With his increased power, Dragov wasted no time and dashed toward Alec, this sudden move snapped Alec out of his relaxed demeanour, forcing him to act swiftly. Alec pulled his right hand from his pocket and quickly cast three layers of earth shields, each reinforced with a repulsive gravity effect, stacking them in front of himself as a defensive barrier. However, Dragov was unfazed by this move, and after closing the distance in an instant, he swung his massive, weighted sword at the shields. The moment the blade struck, cracks spiderwebbed across the first earth shield. In a split second, Dragov shattered the first shield and then the second and by the time his sword collided with the third shield, Alec had already reversed the gravity repulsion spell, redirecting its force outward to himself when he saw the effort to bounce Dragov back as ineffective. When Dragov’s sword hit the final shield, the combined gravitational force sent Alec hurtling backward. He quickly dug h
The Golem Mage All Stages.
Dragov pushed himself off the debris he had created upon being slammed into the ground. He raised his gaze to Alec and Titan, who stood side by side, with Titan resting his hand on his massive mace that was resting on the stage ground, while Alec swung his Changdao as he walked.Feeling a liquid substance covering his face, Dragov used his right palm to wipe it away, only to realize it was his blood, this brought him a slight shock. The Azure dragon scales he so proudly wore had been pierced, and blood was seeping from the wound. He could hardly believe there was another mage capable of matching him in his second-stage transformation while still being a Tier 5 Mage.Though Alec had the assistance of his golem, Titan, who is a Tier 6 golem, but Dragov considered Titan merely an extension of Alec’s powers. But Dragov was not the type to be easily intimidated by a challenge, especially one that had pushed him so far that he was bleeding.Alec stared at Dragov in surprise as he sa
The Golem Mage Infernal Mage Alec vs Dragon Prince Dragov.
Alec stood watching as Dragov’s body increased in height once more, but this time, it wasn’t just his stature that was changing; his aura had surged all the way to the Mid Tier 6 realm. But Dragov wasn’t finished yet, a massive pair of dragon wings extended from his back, and his two front dragon horns grew slightly longer with them curving backward a little.“Now we shall continue from where we left off,” Dragov said, locking his gaze onto Alec.“Why does everyone from the Bloodline Academy talk so much? Let’s just fight it out!” Alec replied, dashing forward. Beside him, Titan moved in front, manifesting a long rectangular shield on his arm to take the lead against the now-taller Dragov.“Come!” Dragov shouted as he drew his fist back, channelling Qi energy into it, a dragon fist image materialized around his hand, enveloping it as he punched toward Titan. Titan raised his shield to defend against the attack.The moment Dragov’s punch landed on the shield, the entire crowd fell
The Golem Mage Infernal Mage Alec vs Dragon Prince Dragov 2: Second Seal.
“Give up and surrender; there’s no way you could ever defeat me,” Dragov declared, finally recovering from the shock of Alec possessing a specialized spirit equipment set made just for him. He wasn’t overly concerned about that; he was confident in his victory over Alec. His self assurance stemmed from the fact that his dragon scales provided protection on par with Tier 5 spirit equipment, and it was specifically tailored to his bloodline, in that regard, Alec was merely matching him by donning his Infernal Mantle Set. Furthermore, Dragov was emanating a Mid Tier 6 aura, while Alec was still a low Tier 5 mage. Despite this, Alec didn’t feel like he was battling someone of that caliber. Dragov was a genius, exceeding all expectations, capable of fighting above his rank, even though he projected a Mid Tier 6 aura, his battle prowess was dangerously close to that of a Tier 7 mage. Though he lacked the mental abilities tied to creating a domain that normal Tier 7 have but was
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The Contract.
“Father, I don’t think the Gordons clan has any intention of working with us in the upcoming war. Garrick Gordons completely shut me down, giving me the ridiculous excuse that if I wanted to ally with their clan, I’d have to seek permission from that brat of theirs! What blatant disrespect,” the Lanzt patriarch exclaimed as he stormed into his father’s yard, where Bailey Lanzt was teaching Bryan and Sheila.“Calm yourself down and explain exactly what happened at the Gordons,” Bailey said, his tone steady, but before the patriarch could respond, Bryan interjected, curiosity lighting up his face.“Wait, by ‘brat,’ do you mean Alec Gordons?” Bryan asked, his expression betraying both surprise and intrigue.“Yes, that’s who I mean. Why? Is there a problem?” his father replied, raising a brow at Bryan’s reaction.“No problem,” Bryan said quickly, his tone shifting to something more calculating. “In fact, we could turn this into an opportunity, by killing two birds with one stone. So,
Preparing 1.
Alec walked back to his residence, fully absorbing the weight of what he was about to undertake, being placed in charge of all the Gordons clan’s mid- and low-rank mages. While the elders worried about how he would manage to coordinate six different battlefields effectively, Alec was more focused on the sheer number of mages that would be under his command, he couldn’t help but think about the immense experience points he stood to gain from all those that would be fighting under his command as they repelled the invaders from the Second Dimension.However, his excitement quickly turned to concern as he realized he had no real synergy with the clan mages. This was precisely why he insisted on meeting them before the battle; he planned to begin drilling them immediately so they could seamlessly follow his orders when the time came. His train of thought, though, was abruptly interrupted when he entered his quarters and found it crowded beyond belief.Since he and his grandfather had
Genius Idea.
“That has to be the most dangerous idea I’ve ever heard! How exactly do you plan to oversee all six battlefields by yourself?” the chubby Fifth Elder, who had been silent until now, finally spoke, his tone laden with skepticism.“Which battlefield would you fight on? Which would you prioritize? How do you plan to lead all six battlefronts simultaneously? Your idea doesn’t align with my understanding of war, Alec,” he added, crossing his arms as he awaited a response.Even the Grand Elder nodded in agreement, as he interjected, “Alec, you must understand, these are the lives of our clansmen we’re talking about, whether bound by blood or marriage into the clan, they’re putting their trust in the commanders, believing in the hierarchy we’ve built, even if we don’t impose it on them.”The elders’ skeptical gazes bore into Alec, but he remained calm, listening patiently. When they had finished, he began to speak with a steady resolve.“I understand your concerns and what’s at stake, th
Crazy Idea.
“So, what are we going to do about the offer you accepted, brother? If you had just let Garrick handle it, we might have been able to salvage the situation, but now you’ve put us in a tight spot,” the Third Elder said, pulling out his gourd and preparing to take a drink.“Put that away! We have a younger generation here with us we can’t have you setting a bad example,” the Grand Elder admonished, glaring at the Third Elder.“Oh, come on, old man. You’re just mad because I called by your name instead of your title,” the Third Elder retorted.But before the Grand Elder could respond, Alec’s voice cut through the brewing argument, redirecting their focus.“You don’t need to worry about him being a bad influence on me, Grand Elder, I’ve been drinking wine with Gramps since even before my awakening, and even my master at the academy drinks occasionally, so I’m no stranger to it.” Alec said calmly.Alec’s reassurance earned a raised eyebrow from the Grand Elder, but he let the third Elder
Becoming Part Of The Executive Members
Alec and the Patriarch were making their way down the mountain after their final sparring session, but despite losing, Alec felt accomplished, as he had achieved what he wanted.His blade mastery had also reached its peak at the intermediate level, meaning it could only advance further through a rank-up to the advanced stage now. With both his primary weapon masteries at their maximum of the Mid rank for now, Alec resolved to focus on his scythe mastery next, he had discovered a surprising enjoyment in wielding the long-reach weapon, finding its unique combat style exhilarating.The good news was that Alec wouldn’t need to train extensively with the scythe on his own, since it was one of Oni’s primary weapons, Alec could just have Oni practice more with the scythe than his blade, allowing his mastery to progress naturally toward the peak of the Intermediate level too .As they descended, Alec immersed himself in his system interface, carefully selecting the first option for evolvin
Bonding Grand - Father & Son.
It had been a day since Alec and his group returned back to the clan, but the news of their arrival had already spread like wildfire to nearly every clan and organization in the city.For many of the newer clans who were unaware of Alec’s past exploits, the stories began circulating with renewed vigour. Alec’s achievements, which had faded from memory during his absence, resurfaced back as people speculated that he had returned to join the Gordons team who would save the city from its losing streak against the invading Second Dimensional races.While some were optimistic about his return, others dismissed the tales as exaggeration, a few skeptics even claimed that Alec might not survive the war if he wasn’t careful. In a city where everyone had an opinion, the Gordons clan’s silence only fuelled the speculation, locked away with no interaction with the outside world, no one from the clan stepped forward to defend Alec’s honour when his name was dragged through the mud by cloud-ch
Home Sweet Home.
The moment Alec laid eyes on the mage who had arrived, he exhaled in relief, finally, someone familiar was here, and this humiliating ordeal was about to end.“We greet Sir Steven. This—” the five city guards greeted in unison, with the lead guard attempting to explain the situation, however, Steven simply raised his hand, cutting him off before he could say more.“You can all leave now. I’ll handle this from here,” Steven ordered, motioning for Alec and his group to follow him.“Welcome back home,” Steven said as they walked through the city hall’s huge compound, Alec and his companions trailing behind. With a city guardian escorting them, no other city guards dared to stop or challenge them until they reached the city hall gates.“Steven, I’ll admit it’s good to see you doing well, you’ve even managed to become a city guardian, that’s impressive but I still don’t understand why that guard treated me so poorly,” Alec said, narrowing his eyes at Steven.Out of curiosity, Alec attemp
Lil Trouble
Alec knew he needed to act quickly, the only reason he had agreed to help the academy with the pills in the first place was that he felt cornered by the situation, a pit he had unwittingly dug for himself. However, upon reflection, he realized that the deal wasn’t as bad as it initially seemed, in fact, he stood to gain more than the academy from the arrangement.Though Alec was still learning how things operated in this world, but he had quickly grasped the scarcity of resources that were easily accessible to him due to the amulet. It made him appreciate the value of his unique position, and he couldn’t help but feel a sense of gratitude toward the Ancient Primordial Tree in his amulet space, if he could, he would have entered the space right then and kissed it for its endless blessings.While the academy would receive only pills, Alec would walk away with the larger share of the benefits: pills, random spell cards, memory orbs, and occasional healing pills. Initially, the memo
A Deal With The Academy.
Alec and the Dean made their way toward the highest peak in the mountains, this peak, is said to house only the old Dean and his loyal retainers, and It stood far above the others, offering an ethereal view as it was shrouded in clouds that seemed to guard its serenity.When they landed, Alec was surprised to see two figures already waiting there at the front yard for them.“Old man Alderic, what are you doing here?” Alec called out immediately, recognizing one of the few High Rank mages he truly respected, among the academy’s powerful figures, Alderic stood out as someone Alec felt gratitude toward. Before Alec and his group ventured into the Second Dimension for the first time, Alderic had offered invaluable advice and provided them with a map that revealed hidden truths about the dimension, knowledge they wouldn’t have gained by simply following an adventure group. That gesture had been instrumental in their survival during their first journey into the Abyss.“Hahaha... You’ve
