The Bizarre Wizarding World

He slowly opened his eyes, then abruptly stood up, feet apart, and hands level with each other, assuming the starting position of the new Red Light Breathing Method.

Swish!

The next second, Colin's figure suddenly blurred, his movements becoming too fast for the naked eye to follow, leaving only a hazy shadow maneuvering around the Meditation Room, stirring up gusts of wind.

Half an hour later.

Colin ceased his movements and stood straight, gently exhaling a breath of turbid air.

'Knight Power has become more integrated, and Blood Energy is even more under my control, adding at least another ten percent to my overall strength!'

His eyes sparkled with joy. If before, the Knight Cultivation forcibly enhanced by the Divine Blood was like a disorganized, undisciplined militia,

then the new Red Light Breathing Method, thanks to the Golden Paper Limit Breaking, had brought him an exceptional leader and a tailor-made framework, completely revitalizing the haphazard force.

The ten percent increase in strength was a conservative estimate; even without an increase in Blood Energy or willpower, Colin, if facing his former self, could already exert an overwhelming advantage!

'It's just a pity... that the essence of the physical body hasn't improved.'

After the initial excitement, Colin sighed, his brows furrowing once again.

Improving the Red Light Breathing Method was more like an optimization of efficiency rather than delivering physical enhancement; naturally, it didn't facilitate further soul advancement either.

With a thought, Colin summoned the Golden Paper again.

On the ancient Golden Paper, the large golden characters behind the Red Light Breathing Method were glaringly conspicuous.

'If I want to continue Limit Breaking the Red Light Breathing Method, I must acquire additional relevant knowledge...'

Colin was familiar with this situation. The Golden Paper's Limit Breaking wasn't about creating something out of nothing, but rather breaking through and deducing based on existing foundations. If it turned golden, it signified that stronger knowledge couldn't be deduced with the current information.

In fact, the solution to this problem wasn't difficult—

One merely needed to add new, relevant knowledge.

'But my Knight Cultivation has already reached unprecedented levels. I've already explored most of the knowledge about knights... There's no more new knowledge to be found on that front.'

Colin heaved a heavy sigh, his brows nearly knitting together.

He had become the leading Knight in the Wizard World. All the knowledge this world had accumulated about knights was no longer of use to him.

To advance further and break the golden shackles of the Red Light Breathing Method, there was only one course of action—

To research on his own and discover new knowledge about knights!

'But that is easier said than done...'

After pacing back and forth in the Meditation Room for quite some time without making any progress, Colin finally decided he couldn't continue like this and, troubled, left the Meditation Room to take a rest.

If he couldn't find a way to advance physically, he still had another option: Limit Breaking Witchcraft!

When it came to witchcraft, even facing the golden constraints, he could easily find new relevant knowledge to break through.

The Yanan World might not have conducted much research on knights, but the accumulated knowledge in witchcraft was as plentiful as the stars in the sky.

With Limit Breaking Witchcraft, he could wield power not inferior to that of a Fourth Rank Wizard!

But obviously, this was the last resort. Speaking seriously, stepping onto the traditional path of a wizard, abandoning physical capabilities, would be slightly better. At least the potential was higher.

Stepping out of the Wizard Tower, Colin entered the garden outside the tower, attempting to relax his mind.

Today at the Golden Barley was another sunny day, though it didn't quite compare to the cloudless expanse from before. Scattered white clouds meandered across the blue sky.

The clouds were neither too many nor too few, like soft cotton ships floating leisurely in the blue sky.

Yet this tranquil and peaceful scene made Colin inexplicably think of the battlefield at sea.

Those boat-like clouds resembled a fleet of stern warships, ready to launch into battle at any moment...

"Junior Brother Colin, what brings you out for a stroll today?"

Just as Colin was feeling restless, he heard Lillian's familiar voice.

She looked at Colin and seemed genuinely surprised.

Ever since Colin returned from Neustadt and announced he was going into seclusion, he had been rarely seen, and he had mostly stayed out of the day-to-day affairs of the Tilamei Plain.

"Just walking around." Colin forced a smile and said to Lillian.

"Do you want me to accompany you?"

"It would be an honor." Colin smiled, then took the initiative to start a conversation: "Has everything on the Tilamei Plain been normal lately?"

"Everything is normal," Lillian nodded. "It's just that ever since the water diversion backfired at the Earth Cave Sky Hole, quite a number of Cave Monsters have been emerging daily. Grandfather has already sent a substantial number of wizards to guard it."

Colin nodded slightly, about to say something, when he noticed the crystal on Lillian's wrist suddenly lit up.

"There's a message from the Communication Ring Tower; I need to check it out," Lillian said with a slight frown. She then walked towards the Wizard Tower.

Colin thought for a moment and followed her.

They briskly climbed to the top floor communication room, and upon seeing the red glow emitting from the Communication Ring Tower, Lillian's expression shifted.

"It's a request for help from the cave!"

She moved closer and received the detailed information: "Dozens of Second Rank Cave Monsters and one Third Rank Cave Monster have suddenly appeared in the cave, and immediate support is needed."

"I'll go now." Colin's expression turned stern as he spoke with gravity.