The Wizard Path From The Simulator Chapter 91 – Chapter 91: Chapter 87: “Six Years Time” and “Wave” (Seeking Subscription)

Chapter 91: Chapter 87: “Six Years Time” and “Wave” (Seeking Subscription)

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After leaving the White Rose School, Milton Cheney headed west.

Now, more than twenty days later, Milton has completely transformed his appearance.

Even his closest companions would not recognize him if they stood in front of him without any special means.

And his present location is already in a seaside city on the border of the Southern Continent.

Milton will only stay here for a day or two.

If Morton knew all about Milton and then learned of his current route, he would certainly guess what Milton was thinking.

Milton wants to leave here, but not just the Southern Continent, he wants to leave the Violet Wizard Continent altogether.

After purchasing some supplies in the city, Milton returned to the inn and stored the supplies in his Spatial Key.

His idea is simple, use a simulation to explore a path, and then leave the Violet

Continent.

He can't stay on the Violet Continent any longer. The wizards of the White Tower are more familiar with this place. He must go to a place unfamiliar to the White Tower.

But leaving the continent is not an easy thing, especially sailing between continents, which is incredibly difficult.

To be safe, Milton decided to explore with a simulation first.

Milton's attention was always focused on the light blue light screen in front of him, and in the next moment, he had a thought.

Because the “simulation count” on his light blue screen has changed from o to

1.

[Simulation Count: 1] [Open Life Simulation?]

“Open!”

Without any hesitation, Milton immediately opened the simulation.

[Twenty Years Old: You offended the White Tower Organization and wanted to leave the continent, so you boarded the Wave Trading Company's ship and left the Violet Wizard Continent.]

[Twenty-one Years Old: You successfully reached the Corner Sea Continent, which is the largest wizard continent in the Corner Sea region. The continent is controlled by a Level 3 Grand Wizard, and you first settle down in an place.]

[Twenty-two Years Old: Without causing any stir, you transformed and relocated to a small city on the corner islands of the Corner Sea, where you spent most of your time cultivating the Meditation Technique.]

[Twenty-three Years Old: Word that you own a Level 3 Wizard treasure spreads across the Violet Continent, even reaching the Corner Sea Continent. Most people sneer at it, but some are intrigued.]

[Twenty-four Years Old: You know you can't continue to stay in the city, so you left to live among an uninhabited area.]

[Twenty-Five Years Old: The rumors about you owning a Level 3 Wizard treasure intensifies, the White Tower proves the authenticity of the rumors by unknown means, causing a frenzy on the Violet Continent, including the Corner Sea Continent. Your caution level increases.] [Twenty-six Years Old: You died, killed by a wizard.] [Simulation Ends, please choose your reward!]

[Retain Realm] or [Retain Technique]

“Retain Realm!”

Milton still chooses to retain the realm.

Right now, he's not considering other things. The most important thing is to use the simulation over and over again to push himself to the limit of a Level 3 Wizard Apprentice.

Because only in that way can he integrate the highly coveted Bloodline Seed, and then become a Wizard of official level.

After experiencing the elevation of his Spiritual Sea, Milton pondered.

In this simulation, he didn't even know his specific cause of death or when his whereabouts were discovered.

He just knew that he died at the age of twenty-six at the hands of a wizard.

The him in this simulation was undoubtedly very cautious, even more cautious than he can be in reality.

But in the end, he still couldn't escape his fate of being killed by a wizard.

As for the reason why the wizard killed him, one could guess it even if they think with their butt, it's definitely related to the Bloodline Seed he owns.

“Six years. ”

Milton whispered to himself.

Choosing to leave the Violet Wizard Continent is undoubtedly a more correct choice now.

This gives him six years time. Milton believes that within these six years, he can use the simulator to extend this time over and over again.

Just like a snowball rolling, it is unknown how large the snowball will become before the White Tower Organization can no longer stop it.

“First, find the Wave Trading Company, then leave Violet, and make other plans after leaving.”

Milton makes a simple plan in his mind.

First of all, leaving is a must, and how to leave is very simple, he would board the Wave Trading Company's ship and leave the continent as he did in the simulation.

Milton acts quickly, especially since the temporary foothold in Sea City is a coastal city on the border of the Southern Continent.

There are many such coastal cities in the Southern Continent like Sea City.

Milton quickly inquired about the Wave Trading Company.

The Wave Trading Company is the only company in the Sea City region that provides cross-continental sailing services.

So Milton is not afraid of finding the wrong one. The fastest ship to the Corner Sea Continent is in three days, and the time is a bit tight.

After purchasing the boat ticket from the Wave Trading Company, Milton left Sea City and went to the seaport where the ship was docked.

A small boat ticket cost Milton a full 50 magic stones, which is equivalent to five simulation opportunities. Milton feels a bit pained. But there's no way around it, it's the set price.

Only a few people could afford it at this price.

If it was a wild wizard apprentice with no organization, it might take decades to save up for a ticket.

When Milton arrived at the seaport, it was already a day later.

The giant ship of the Wave Trading Company was moored at the harbor, and from a distance, people could be seen boarding already.

Approaching the giant ship, Milton Cheney took out his ticket from his pocket and handed it to the person in charge of receiving guests.

The man simply examined it and respectfully said, “Lord, you may go in. If you have any questions, you can summon us at any time.”

After saying that, he handed over a small exquisitely crafted key to Milton.

Milton, with a stern face, nodded and took the key.

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Clothed in luxurious hand-woven silk attire, his hair tied back with a hairband, and several gem set rings adorning his fingers.

He exuded an aura of aloofness.

Compared to his past self, his demeanor was entirely different.

It wouldn't even be too much of a stretch to say that he seemed like two completely different people.

The fact that Milton could pull this off was largely due to his acting skills.

He felt that if he were to go back to his previous life, snagging an acting award would be a piece of cake.

The Wave's giant ship had an enormous interior. The multi-layered reinforced decks made the ship very sturdy.

When fully loaded, it could carry thousands of passengers, although full capacity was rare.

Glancing around, many people were chatting on the deck, but Cheney only gave them a cursory glance before looking away.

Bypassing the dining hall and lounges, he reached the cabin area, which accommodated the ship's passengers.

Each ticket corresponded to a cabin, and Cheney's cabin was numbered 422.

Upon unlocking the cabin door, Cheney stepped inside.

The Wave's cabins were similar to compact bedrooms, small but quite complete.

Beds, wardrobes, tables, chairs, and private bathroom facilities were all available.

The Wave was not the largest ship. Cheney had read related books after arriving in this world.

He knew that some larger ships could accommodate tens of thousands of people.

The cabins on those “luxury ships” were much more spacious than on the

Wave.

They would also be equipped with many extra amenities like mini bars and private balconies, etc.

Compared to those, cabins on smaller ships like the Wave were simpler, only furnishing the basic amenities.

However, Cheney wasn't picky; he considered the environment quite nice.

After resting in the cabin for a while, Cheney stepped out again.

This intercontinental voyage, barring any unforeseen circumstances, would require half a year.

Of course, even if there was an unexpected event, so long it wasn't anything major, they'd reach the Corner Sea Continent within eight months.

That meant Cheney would stay on this giant ship for six to eight months, so obviously, he needed to gain a comprehensive understanding of the ship.

He didn't necessarily need to know every detail, but at least he needed to get a general understanding of the ship as a whole.

The remainder could be learned gradually over the next six months.

Cheney was an extremely cautious person, despite the fact that nothing unexpected occurred during the intercontinental voyage in the simulation.

But Cheney was still prepared in case something unexpected happened.

Seaward, he paced slowly, intermittently in tune with his deliberately released Spiritual Eye. Soon, the structure of the Wave printed itself within Cheney's heart.

Along the way, some people took notice of him but quickly looked away after a glance.

Whether it was his past life or after his transmigration, this was actually Cheney's first time on a ship.

In his previous life, he lived inland and even when he traveled for business, he took an airplane, never having used a ship as a mode of transport.

After his transmigration, it was even less likely. Most of his time was spent on the Subcontinent, and he ended up on the Wizard Continent in some bizarre manner.

So, he was quite interested.

“Two Level 3 Wizard Apprentices, no official wizards.”

After a round of inspection, Cheney sat down in the ship's bar, ordered a drink and mulled over this.

The start of this ship's voyage was tomorrow, but today already over two hundred people had arrived here.

While making that round, Cheney's Spiritual Eye was continuously released, so he was well aware of the realm of everyone on board.

Of these two hundred people, eighty percent were Wizard Apprentices. Most were Level 1 Wizard Apprentices, with a few Level 2 ones, and himself included, there were only three Level 3 Wizard Apprentices.

There weren't any official wizards, but this was to be expected.

Official wizards were scarce on the Violet Wizard Continent as a whole, and it would be strange if there was one here.

“So much wealth!”

Cheney thought to himself.

Don't forget, a 50 Magic Stone ticket wasn't something everyone could afford.

Picking up his glass, Cheney downed the drink in one gulp, placed the glass back on the table and left the bar.

He wasn't averse to alcohol. In fact, nowadays, to him, alcohol was no different than ordinary water.

After returning to his cabin, Cheney refreshed himself briefly before assuming a meditative posture to cultivate using the Meditation Technique.

Half a year of travel, six simulations.

Cheney believed there should be substantial progress during this time..

Chapter end