Wizards are mighty

"Show me any magic spell."

Returning control of the god-given power to Phyllis, Vic gave the order.

"As you command, Master."

Phyllis bowed and took a few steps back.

Then he folded his hands on his chest, closed his eyes and began to pray.

"Divinity - Soul Fire·Healing"

After a brief prayer, a burning colorless flame appeared in the sky.

And became more and more powerful under the infusion of God-given power.

Vic curiously stretched out his finger and touched it lightly.

The warm feeling spread from his fingertips to the depths of his soul, and began to slowly restore the injuries in Vic's soul.

"Although it is far from being compared with witchcraft, it can be considered a good extraordinary method."

"It's probably equivalent to half the power of the zero-ring witchcraft during the first-level apprenticeship period."

Vic stretched out his hand and poured a lot of divine power into it.

The soul fire quickly exploded.

"After injecting divine power, the effect has almost doubled several times, which is good."

Vic looked satisfied.

As a god, he will immediately understand all the magical arts that a believer understands. This is the privilege of being a god.

But he actually doesn't care much about the identity of a god.

There are thousands of gods in the multiverse, and there may be hundreds or even thousands of gods of various sizes in any given world.

Compared with the wizards of the wizard civilization, the level is really too low.

If a wizard calls himself a god when meeting others, he will be laughed at by other wizards.

"Remember, your master is a wizard first, and a god second. Being a god is only part of my power."

"Now sit down on your knees and hold out your right hand."

After letting Phyllis demonstrate several magical skills, Vic ordered.

"I understand, Master."

The kitten girl nodded repeatedly to show that she understood what her master meant.

Then she assumed a standard kneeling position and raised her right hand slightly.

"It won't take long for the ship to dock. Among so many slaves, which ones do you think are more loyal? Just keep them."

"The rest are thrown into the sea to feed the fish."

Vic stretched out his index and middle fingers and pressed them on the back of Phyllis's right hand.

A large amount of magic and divine power, along with a small piece of godhead and a trace of soul, were stripped out by Vic.

All of it poured into the back of Felice's hand.

Finally, a delicate and clever pattern formed on the back of her flawless white hand.

A simple tilting balance, the supporting column in the middle of the balance has been replaced with a magic wand.

The lower end of the scale holds the burning wizard coin, while the higher end represents the heart of life.

There is also some information that has been compressed and integrated into runes, floating around the scales.

As long as you use any means to perceive it, you can understand the meaning of this pattern.

This is a new witchcraft that Vic recently learned - the wizard's mark.

Of course, that pattern was designed by himself. In fact, each wizard's wizard mark is different.

It is not a combat type of witchcraft, but an auxiliary witchcraft commonly used in life.

Usually used to identify oneself.

When used on slaves, it also means that the slave is very valued, and does not mean ordinary property or the like. Vic also added a few fragments of the divine personality to the witchcraft, so that Felice's magic would be greatly increased and her connection with him would be closer.

"Thank you Master for your gift."

After understanding the meaning of this mark, Phyllis kissed her master's shoes ecstatically.

She finally got the master's approval!

Generally speaking, ordinary slaves are not looked down upon by others. Even if they are hurt by other wizards, they usually only pay some compensation to their masters.

But a slave with a wizard's mark represents the face of his master.

If the master is an official wizard, the slave's status in society is almost equivalent to that of a foreign citizen.

Although there is no corresponding legal status for citizens, some common rights are still there.

This involves a consensus in the wizarding civilization that the mark can represent part of the power and will of the wizard himself, and wizards can freely authorize it to others.

Of course, this imprint cannot give too much away.

After all, creating a mark requires adding a trace of the wizard's own soul, and even if it is just a trace of soul, adding too much will have a great negative impact.

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…

Time flies.

After completing the last test, the rest of the journey suddenly became very peaceful.

Except for the half-monthly ring battle that continues, there are no accidents at other times.

But when it comes to ring battles, Vic discovered a strange thing.

That is, the arena that was originally capable of replicating anything could not replicate the scale he had obtained before.

In other words, although it could be copied with similar appearance and functions, Vick felt something was wrong as soon as he used it.

There is no trace of the strange rules that seemed to be able to trade anything.

It seems to have turned into an ordinary apprentice witchcraft.

"Is it possible that the upper limit of power in this arena is the official wizard? Why does it feel a bit useless..."

Vic complained.

Not long ago, he had a private discussion with Lars, and then he discovered that no one on this ship could defeat him.

In ten months, he went from last place to first person on the ship.

Vic even doubted whether he was really a genius.

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"The ship will dock soon. There is one last rule for everyone."

At the end of December, Isif finally gathered all the wizard apprentices in the hall and announced the final rules.

"Every slave you have now can get 5,000 points after landing."

"This amount of points is more than the points in the previous twelve months. It can be regarded as a gift from the academy. Even if you once had slaves but they are dead, you can get them."

"But the points obtained from the dead slaves can be taken away by other apprentices through challenges."

"Every time you lose, the challenged will lose 5% of the extra points of the dead slaves, and the lost points belong to the winner."

"If you lose twenty times, there will be nothing, and those who challenge at the same time will have priority with more slaves."

This remark caused an uproar among the crowd.

Free points, is there such a good thing?

As for the fact that dead slaves can also get points, not many people care.

Most people would not kill their slaves for no reason, so there was no need to take turns to play this troublesome challenge game.

Vic was thinking.

This rule meant that if one wanted to get the final points by killing slaves, one's own strength must be among the top 20 when the ship docked.