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The formation of such a large legion quickly caught the attention of Myles outside. When he heard the report from his subordinate, he waved his hand dismissively.
A trained Wizard Legion might indeed pose some obstacles for him, but that was all it would be—an obstacle. How could they truly deal with him? He was not without other means prepared; in the end, it would come down to whose skills were superior. Myles had great confidence in himself.
Amidst the bustling training, Daniel had quietly led a group of people away to the Lava Secret Realm.
Among this group, besides Daniel, Natalie, Reirfu, Mary, and Albert—five Wizard Seeds—the rest were Alchemists recruited by Albert back at the academy.
His academy focused on Alchemy and had many Alchemists; he sought out the best among them. Each one was a Third-Level Apprentice and a Silver Moon Guardian Badge holder, nearly all of the academy's top talents had been called over.
Originally, Albert's prestige was not enough to achieve this, but when he simply mentioned building a Wizard Tower, everyone rushed over.
There was no choice; as an Alchemist, constructing a Wizard Tower was their greatest aspiration. If they could participate during their time as Wizard Apprentices, it would be something to take pride in even after becoming Formal Wizards.
Returning to familiar ground, Daniel felt a surge of emotions. This place was where he had made his fortune; if it weren't for extorting numerous treasures from the Fire Elemental Clan and the offerings from year zero, there was no way he could have developed so rapidly in these two years or crafted a set of Magical Items.
As his strength progressed, what once seemed impenetrable to him—the Lava Secret Realm—now appeared to have many vulnerabilities in its Magic Array at the entrance. He was confident he could enter without triggering the Magic Array.
With subtle adjustments to several lines of the Magic Array, problems arose within it. A group boldly walked in while Daniel set up another Magic Array behind them to prevent any information from leaking out. Only then did he lead everyone deeper into the secret realm.
"How dare you come here? Aren't you afraid I'll kill you?"
The elder Amos received word and rushed over with his clan members, glaring at Daniel as he shouted angrily. Yet there was an underlying sense of weakness in his tone.
There was no choice; the Fire Elemental Clan only had three elders equivalent to Third-Level Apprentices. But now among the group Daniel brought were more than ten Third-Level Apprentices with formidable strength that far surpassed theirs.
Even in the Lava Secret Realm, his own territory, Elder Amos lacked confidence in handling the situation.
If he wasn't careful, the Fire Elemental Clan would face the disaster of extermination, which he couldn't ignore.
"It turns out to be Elder. I'm here to save you. Haven't you all had enough of the oppression from the Antia Empire? This time, I want to take you, the Fire Elemental Clan, out of here and free you from their control."
"What do you plan to do?" Elder Amos felt that it wouldn't be so simple; when had he ever been so kind-hearted?
"I'm here to dig up the Fire Element Pool and use it as the power core for the Wizard Tower."
"That's impossible. The Fire Element Pool is the most important place for us, the Fire Elemental Clan, and it absolutely cannot be desecrated. If you want to touch the Fire Element Pool, you'll have to kill us first."
Before Daniel could finish, many Fire Elementals were already shouting in anger, firmly opposing Daniel's proposal.
But Elder Amos found himself unable to speak. His kin would fight to their last drop of blood to defend the Fire Element Pool, yet Amos had to take responsibility for the survival of the Fire Elemental Clan.
In the current situation, with Daniel bringing overwhelming force and not intending to negotiate, they had no choice but to agree; whether they wanted to or not, they had to comply.
The difference was that if they agreed, the Fire Elemental Clan could continue to survive in this world.
If they disagreed, their opponents would directly annihilate the Fire Elemental Clan. Given their capabilities, they could definitely accomplish that.
No matter how much the Fire Elemental Clan resisted, at most they could only kill a few of their opponents; there was no possibility of victory.
"Can't we leave the Fire Element Pool? That is where our clan thrives; without the Fire Element Pool, there is no us, the Fire Elemental Clan."
"I have no choice either. But don't worry; I will ensure that the Fire Elemental Clan continues. Inside the Flame Throne Wizard Academy, there are still several Fire Elemental Tribes. I will arrange for you to relocate there and allocate enough territory for your living."
Hearing this, Elder Amos lowered his head, having to admit that Daniel had a point.
If there really were other Fire Elemental Clans, perhaps they could truly migrate there; in any case, it would be better than being exploited here.
However, the other Fire Elementals did not think so. They felt greatly insulted; if they couldn't even guarantee their home, what was the meaning of living in this world?
They stared at them, and as long as someone took the lead, they would rush up to fight at any moment.
Although Daniel was unafraid, he did not want to waste energy here unnecessarily. He glanced at Amos and said, "Then you should restrain your people. Otherwise, if something really happens, don't blame me for not warning you."
"Alright, I'll take them away right now. What are you looking at? Come with me!"
He then began to yell at his people, kicking and shoving them to drive them away. Although the Fire Elementals were angry, they did not dare challenge the authority of the Elder and could only be forcibly taken away by him.
Then Daniel saw him and the remaining two Elders loudly persuading their people from the side, with occasional shouts echoing.
It seemed very intense, showing no signs of submission. But Daniel knew they had already submitted; no matter what, unless they wanted to face extinction, they absolutely dared not confront Daniel's overwhelming power.
Daniel then led them to the center of the Fire Mage Array. At this point, the Fire Element Pool had already been hidden away by the members of the Fire Elemental Clan.
Albert asked curiously, "Daniel, where is the Fire Element Pool? I can't see it at all."
"It's right here; just wait a moment."
With that, Daniel plunged his hands into the ground. As violent magical fluctuations occurred, a layer of earth was lifted to reveal the hidden Fire Element Pool beneath.
Suddenly, everyone gasped in surprise. They had originally thought it was just a typical Fire Element Pool. However, looking inside, they saw that it was already covered with a thick layer of Fire Element Crystals.
No one knows how many years the Fire Element Pool has existed, and its value is not comparable to an ordinary Fire Element Pool, at least worth over 10,000 Magic Stones.
Even with the constraints of the contract, they couldn't help but feel their eyes redden, wishing they could jump in and make a fortune.
Daniel was well-prepared for this and generously said, "This is my Fire Element Pool. Don't worry, I won't shortchange you. This time, the rewards will triple."
Only then did the crowd feel a bit more balanced in their hearts. Although they knew that even tripling their meager rewards would still be less than 1/10 of the value of this Fire Element Pool.
However, tripling their rewards at least gave them some incentive. Coupled with the constraints of the contract, they extinguished any negative thoughts and began to work diligently.
The first task was to clear out the Fire Element Crystals from within the Fire Element Pool. Due to the sheer number of Fire Element Crystals, they had no choice but to jump in to clean them out. By the end, the Fire Element Crystals piled up like a mountain.
Seeing this made everyone envious. Having personally participated in clearing the Fire Element Crystals, they knew that just these crystals were worth close to 100,000 Magic Stones.
That was more than all of their combined worth.
Daniel had no choice but to give each person some Fire Element Crystals to appease them.
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