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"Who would have thought that the one from the Harris Family would actually become a Formal Wizard? I guess I've underestimated him this time. When I return, I'll inform Your Majesty to stop causing trouble for the Dover Duchy, or else I won't be able to protect him either."
"Yes, Master. I will definitely tell His Majesty when we get back. How is your injury? We should take a break."
Daniel listened to their conversation and realized that this was not just Dominic's test; the Granville Empire was behind it. They saw him return as a wizard and wanted to test his abilities. If he proved to be weak, they would eliminate him to avoid disrupting their plans.
If even the National Guardian Warrior could not succeed, they would turn away and no longer trouble the Dover Duchy, perhaps even trying to make amends with the Harris Family by offering compensation.
"Is there any way to kill him?" Daniel asked.
Elisa nodded and suddenly reached into the water. When she pulled her hand out, ten transparent threads connected to Dominic's body submerged in the water.
As Elisa moved, Dominic stirred slightly, and the person supporting him asked curiously, "Master, what's wrong?"
"Nothing, just feeling a bit out of control."
Elisa frowned slightly, turning her head as her long golden hair cascaded down, captivatingly beautiful. She said to Daniel, "It's no use; he is a Legendary Knight. My Puppet Master cannot fully control him. How about you try?"
"I can do it too?" Daniel was very surprised. Could the Puppet Master allow someone else to operate?
Elisa nodded and began to chant a spell, casting it towards Daniel.
Thinking of what had just happened, Daniel did not resist and allowed that force to fall upon him. Suddenly, he felt as if his body had split in two, and a body under his control appeared in the distance.
However, the other party seemed to have a backlash, as if trying to take control of his body in return, but under Daniel's powerful Mental Power, it was easily overcome.
Casually controlling the distant body, Dominic suddenly shouted. His body began to move in accordance with Daniel's actions.
"Master, what's wrong with you?"
"I don't know; my body is not under my control."
Before he could finish speaking, in his fearful gaze, he suddenly drew the long sword hanging at his waist. With one swift motion, before the other party could react, their entire head was severed, dead beyond recovery.
The remaining few people saw this scene and turned to flee. Fighting against a Legendary Knight was tantamount to seeking death; they might as well try to escape from the pursuit.
Then Daniel controlled Dominic's body and, in his terrified eyes, caught up with and killed his subordinates and disciples one by one.
Watching the others scream for mercy while their bodies were not under their control, killing their own subordinates one after another, Daniel felt both exhilarated and somewhat afraid. The Puppet Master was truly mysterious; even at a distance of several dozen miles, he could not influence that area at all with his abilities.
Yet under the Puppet Master's control, the others could only kill their own disciples. It was simply unbelievable.
After finally escaping the control, Dominic couldn't help but burst into tears. These people were his closest subordinates and disciples; being killed one by one by himself was an indescribable fear that nearly drove him to collapse.
After a long time, he finally regained his composure and realized that it must have been Daniel's doing. But now, how could he dare to seek trouble with Daniel? He mounted the horse he had prepared earlier and fled frantically from the place, intending to return home.
He did not believe that, with such a distance from Harrisburg, Daniel could still control him.
However, compared to the spirited demeanor he had when he arrived, accompanied by more than a dozen Great Knights and himself as a Legendary Knight, feeling invincible, he was now returning alone. Looking at the empty horse behind him, the feelings in his heart were indescribable.
Upon returning to the capital, he happened to encounter a duke who asked, "War God, didn't you go to the Harris Family? How did it go? Where are the others?"
Dominic opened his mouth but ultimately decided not to tell the other party what had happened. If they found out that he had personally killed his own disciple, he truly did not know how he would establish himself in the country.
"Things have changed. I will inform Your Majesty personally."
Seeing this, the duke respectfully led Dominic into the palace.
As a National Guardian Warrior, Dominic held great prestige in the Granville Empire, and even when meeting the emperor, he did not need to announce his arrival.
"So it's War God. What is the situation?"
Even facing him, Your Majesty did not dare to be presumptuous and personally came out to greet him.
"Not much. I just wanted to tell you not to trouble the Harris Family anymore."
With that, Dominic suddenly swung his sword and severed the emperor's head.
The surrounding guards widened their eyes and momentarily could not react. What had they just witnessed?
As Dominic, a member of the Granville Empire's National Guardian Warrior, killed the Emperor of the Empire, what was happening?
For a while, they shouted and rushed towards Dominic, wanting to avenge the Emperor.
They did not notice the shock in Dominic's eyes.
In this battle, Dominic of the Granville Empire's National Guardian Warrior killed the Emperor in the capital and then slaughtered several Great Knights and dozens of nobles, including two dukes.
The Royal Knight Order and the Imperial Guard, two elite armies of the Empire, were severely damaged and ultimately surrounded and killed by soldiers.
Even at the moment of death, Dominic still shouted "Long live the Harris Family."
The battle shocked the entire Okto Archipelago. Dominic was a Legendary Knight, one of the strongest figures in the entire Okto Archipelago. Yet this person was controlled by Daniel and killed the Emperor within his own country, causing chaos and nearly leading to its destruction. Who would still dare to look down on Daniel?
In an instant, anyone who could establish a connection and felt strong enough would send envoys to the Harris Family, hoping to meet with Daniel. They did not seek for Daniel to treat them well in the future; they only wished for him not to cause them trouble.
But Daniel had no interest in meeting them. After arranging matters with the Minotaur, he handed over control of the Bullman Knight Order to his father and prepared to find his mentor Richard with Natalie and Elisa.
Since Richard had taken him as an apprentice, he wanted to see him. The promised reward had yet to be given. It was likely that after seeing his performance this time, it would have increased significantly.
This was indeed true; no one wished to encounter talented apprentices, especially someone like Daniel, who was simply a prodigy among prodigies. With him around, they would also gain face.
Richard's Wizard Tower was located on a high mountain in the eastern part of the Wizarding Continent, surrounded by dense primeval forests inhabited by countless magical creatures—all of which were creatures he had tamed.
Daniel drove the Wizard Tower, flying for three months before arriving.
After landing in the open space in front of the Wizard Tower, Daniel stepped down from his Wizard Tower. A middle-aged man, looking to be in his forties, walked out and coldly said, "This is the Wizard Tower of Richard, the Third-Rank Archmage who controls the elements. Who allowed you to come here? Leave this place immediately."
Daniel took out the token given to him by Cleveland and smiled, saying, "I am Daniel, a newly accepted disciple of Richard the Archmage. I have come specifically to pay my respects."
Upon hearing this, the man's expression changed instantly.
"Oh, it's you, Daniel. Please come in, please come in. The master told me that when you arrived, I should invite you to see him. I am Colifor, the steward of the Wizard Tower."
"Thank you, sir."
Leading the three of them to the reception room of the Wizard Tower, Colifor stopped them and said, "The master will only see Daniel; please wait here for a moment."
"On what grounds? Why can't I go in?" Natalie said angrily.
Colifor smiled faintly but did not elaborate. Instead, he had them sit down and poured them a drink while personally leading Daniel all the way to the top floor of the Wizard Tower.
"Please go in; the master is resting inside. He will be very pleased to hear that you have arrived."
As Daniel stepped inside, he saw a person sitting cross-legged. He had long golden hair and appeared to be only slightly older than Daniel.
The surging magical power revealed his identity: Richard, the Third-Rank Archmage, who controls the elements.
Hearing someone come in, he opened his eyes and glanced at Daniel, saying, "I know you must be wondering why I didn't let those two in. After all, even if they saw your face and met her, it wouldn't matter."
This was precisely what puzzled Daniel. As the top student among this year's Wizard Apprentices, he had managed to break through on his own and become a Formal Wizard, which was quite remarkable. Such a small request was something Richard would have fulfilled without hesitation.
But why was Richard so unwilling to give him face, knowing that the two were his companions and not even allowing them a chance to meet?
"You'll find out soon enough."
As he stood up, Daniel immediately felt the surrounding elemental particles fluctuate violently, as if he were in a stormy sea. If it weren't for the Wizard Tower's constraints, it could have triggered intense disturbances in elemental particles for hundreds of miles around.
"This is the reason; do you understand?"
Upon hearing this, Daniel realized that while there might not be much concern when one is at the first or second level of wizardry, once one becomes a Third-Rank Wizard—especially a Third-Rank Archmage—every action would cause significant fluctuations in elemental particles. If one did not consciously restrain themselves, it could easily harm others.
It was like a sailboat next to a Ten-Thousand-Ton Giant Ship; even normal sailing by the giant ship could create waves strong enough to capsize the sailboat.
Only a Formal Wizard who is already powerful enough can survive in front of a Third-Rank Archmage. Although affected, the impact would not be severe.
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