Surviving The Fourth Calamity Chapter 235 - 235 52 The First Legendary of Hill Valley

235: Chapter 52: The First Legendary of Hill Valley 235: Chapter 52: The First Legendary of Hill Valley Hill closed his eyes quietly.

Fran’s advancent to the status of Legendary Mage had involved almost every Law in this world.

Even though there was so distance from Fran’s territory, it was still enough for Hill to sense all kinds of elental rules.

For him, this was an excellent opportunity to observe the complete world with his spiritual power.

In the ntal sea, various runes from different elents suddenly surfaced.

So runes resonated deeply with Hill’s ntal sea.

As soon as he replicated them with his spirit, they instantly ford into complete runes, leaping around in excitent.

However, so disappeared as soon as Hill replicated them, no matter how many tis he tried.

These were usually runes of the Destruction Elent, and no matter how hard Hill tried, he couldn’t get their recognition.

Hill could only give up reluctantly, but he did acquire quite a few runes from the tal and Ice Systems.

Yet Hill also discovered that he couldn’t even replicate so of the runes of the tal System.

He could only remind himself to rember the structural models of these runes for now and set them aside montarily.

It was a surprise that several runes from the Fire and Thunder Elents remained in Hill’s ntal sea; he excitedly rushed to replicate others!

Hill had tried to summon fire elental spirits before but even the low-rank ones ignored him.

Now, it was going so well.

Could there be a Wind Series enhancent?

Fran’s advancent lasted a very long ti.

Hill had been standing for a whole half month.

When the clouds dispersed and the sky was clear again, Hill lifted his foot to head back to the Magic Tower, his mind on preparing a congratulatory gift for his grandfather.

Hill was especially happy.

The longer a Legendary Mage’s advancent took, the deeper their understanding of the Laws and the stronger they beca.

An advancent lasting 15 days was last seen in the Legendary Mage who founded the Mage Association.

Hill felt that all the irritations in his heart had been swept away during this ti.

The Elves and Dwarves were now essentially challenging a Legendary Mage.

If they didn’t leave, they would have nothing to say even if Fran wiped them out.

‘One day’, Hill thought as he pulled out the gift he had prepared long ago, he vowed to himself: He would drive away this absurd bunch with his own strength!

Although he had found the gift, Hill had to choose to congratulate his grandfather so other ti.

He looked up at the sky above the valley with a strange expression on his face as a towering mountain peak, which seed to be inside his Magic Tower, erged like a mirage in the clouds.

Even though it wasn’t real, it still gave him a suffocating sense of enclosure.

The Earth Elental Chief had begun his advancent to Legendary.

The isolating and protective Magic Array had been fully activated, and List was so nervous that he even retracted his external form, focusing entire in the core.

Hill sat back at his desk and summoned the control crystal ball of the Magic Tower.

Clutching the crystal ball with both hands, although his grandfather was beside him, Hill knew that if a Legendary dared to attack, intent on binding a future elent lord, they would have to consider Fran’s presence.

“Summon !” the Earth elent lord Korenden shouted loudly in Hill’s ntal sea.

“Will there be no influence?” asked Hill with a lifted spirit.

“Only benefits.” Korenden laughed heartily, “For both him and .”

Hill quickly summoned Korenden, putting half of his worries at ease.

When other Magisters summoned Elent Lords, they could only harness half of the lords’ power—not to ntion the ti was limited.

But for Hill, who had the summoning of the Legendary Earth Elental engraved in his soul, as long as he did not die and his spiritual power was not exhausted, Korenden could stay until the end of ti.

“Can I summon other lords?” Hill, gripping the crystal ball tightly, asked Korenden who was strolling through his valley.

“Summon them only if there’s danger,” Korenden said, “Even summoning water is fine.”

“I only have the Earth elent lord summoning,” Hill said hesitantly.

“Haha,” Korenden laughed heartily, “Do you think that water you summoned last ti was just a stroke of good luck?

The Elental Realm is paying close attention to you now!”

Hill was taken aback; it ant that when he used elent summoning, it could very possibly be the Legendary Elent responding to him!

“The Wood System Lord has been waiting for you to summon him,” Korenden continued, “It’s a pity that these days, you’ve only been summoning from within your own territory.”

Hill shook his head helplessly.

There were many wood elents in his valley already, sotis even List couldn’t calculate how many flowers and plants had accidentally been turned into magic plants by them.

But he was reassured.

Glancing towards his grandfather, Hill knew Fran must be watching over here as well.

Quietly appreciating William’s presence in his heart, Hill was not worried about the arrival of a large group of Legendary Mages.

Unless they wished to offend the only deity of the Gods of Ti and Space on earth at this ti.

Unlike Fran’s advancent, Hill’s Earth Runes kept surfacing and solidifying on their own, even without imrsing himself in his ntal sea.

Hill felt that in the future, if he ever used an Earth Forbidden Spell, it would probably take only a few dozens of seconds to arrange the runes.

Although it wasn’t instantaneous, there wasn’t much difference.

After all, with practice, it could possibly take only a dozen seconds to cast.

Perhaps aware that Hill could summon Legendary Elents, or possibly not wanting to make an enemy of a newly advanced Legendary Alchemist Master at this juncture,

Hill could feel the intense scrutiny from the outside, but he still managed to sail through the three days of advancent smoothly.