My Muscle System in the Mage World

Chapter 278: Intermediate mastery of Vital Magic

"Are you sure this is the site?" Maurice asked, frowning as he surveyed the almost completely destroyed place with burnt marks all over. The corpses had already been removed.

"Yes, young master Maurice," William nodded silently, his expression indiscernible.

"I see," Maurice replied. He didn't care what these guys thought, even though he was a high-grade talent himself.

With the resources given by his master, it was basically guaranteed that he could reach the Tier Four Wizard Realm.

In his eyes, William was inferior to him no matter what, not even worth considering in his eyes.

"Oh?" Maurice looked around curiously.

"These seem to be traces that were removed from here," he said, turning around and looking at William meaningfully.

"Traces removed?" William frowned. "Maybe the person removed their own traces before leaving."

"Hm hm. That is also a possibility, but..." Maurice's voice trailed off as he smiled mysteriously and left without speaking.

William frowned as he followed Maurice's pace.

"This guy is even younger than me, and his talent is only equal to mine, but I have to follow him like a servant?" he thought, his fist tightening in anger and indignation. "Just you wait, after I break through to the Tier Two Wizard, I will teach you a lesson."

As Maurice and William travelled around, Aur remained in an abandoned house. His body stood tall like a mountain with closed eyes.

Snap!

A snapping sound resounded as Aur violently opened his eyes. In his crimson eyes, numerous patterns resided.

It was unlike the normal single pattern, with numerous patterns overlapping each other. Although these patterns seemed chaotic, they were in a strange harmony together.

As a result, his body rapidly expanded, and blade-like wings grew from his back. His body underwent the dragon transformation.

But at the same time, Aur's body was filled with strength that coursed through every fiber of his being. Even the cells in his body were particularly excited.

"In this form, my strength, stamina, and even defence have all increased by around thirty-five percent," Aur nodded. He then looked inside his mental space and saw the five spells spinning rapidly, consuming the blue mana in his mental space.

"However, the best benefit is..." A smile appeared on Aur's face as he looked at a mosquito that was lying peacefully in the bed. With a slight movement from his hand, the insect floated up and slowly came towards him.

Aur still wasn't satisfied as he slowly moved his hand. Instantly, all the mosquitoes within twenty kilometres gathered around him, and he lightly pinched, squashing them all to bits.

"This form is the combination of six spells: Dragonic Body, Vigor, Strength, Wizard Hand, Devour, and my newly created spell: Vitality Perception," Aur said, nodding his head with a satisfied expression.

Within these two days, his understanding of the spell had directly reached the intermediate level after he refined the Vitality Perception spells.

The spell's effect was pretty simple; it helped him sense the surrounding creatures around him.

The reason why he chose to create these spells was simple because it could be superimposed by his perception, and his range that he could sense would expand.

Just like now, the mosquitoes around twenty kilometres of Aur were pulled because of the superimpose of his body's perception with the spell. Although it could only detect the vitality of the living being, it was helpful nonetheless.

With the enhancement of his Vitality Perception spell, Wizard Hand, and all the other spells were naturally boosted to a greater height, and their power was increased by a margin.

But that wasn't all...

Aur's lips curled upwards as he slowly opened his snout. Instantly, all the vitality in the surrounding area gathered and was swallowed up in his mouth.

Devour!

These spells, after using them in his killer move, seemed to have enhanced their power with the boost of his Vitality Perception spell. Now he could devour vitality, blood, and Qi even from a distance of twenty kilometres.

"I should name this killer move the Vitality Monster," Aur thought to himself. He looked at his reflection in the mirror, admiring the glossy black scales on his body and the newly grown horn.

Some other changes had taken place in his body with the combination of six spells with Wizard Hand as the base.

"Now it's time to go out and collect information," Aur said, his expression thoughtful.

Aur wanted to know the current situation of the village and what was happening around it. Only then would he be able to decide the next trajectory of his actions.

"But before that, Muscle System," Aur said to himself.

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[Muscle System]

[Name: Aur Cromwell/ Auriel

Wizard tier: High-tier one (3%)

Talent: Future Seer (Major: 0; Minor: 2)

-Muscle mass: 10.01 (+) [Tier two (early)]- (Strengthened cells 132 thousand/132 trillion)

-Life Level: 3.93 (+) [Tier one (0%)]

Stat Points: 10

Storage space: 3/3 cubic metre

Spells: 18

Quest: Daily (ongoing)]

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Aur allocated all his stat points directly to his Life Level, elevating it. This time, the panel flickered as the words became unreadable for a moment.

While the panel was unreadable, Aur slowly closed his eyes, sensing the changes in him.

This wasn't just a physical change but an invisible improvement of his soul, comprehension, and many other things.

Slowly, he opened his eyes with satisfaction. The blue panel had also stabilised up to this point.

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-Muscle Mass: 10.01 (+) [Tier Two (Early)]- (Strengthened Cells 132 Thousand/132 Trillion)

-Life Level: 4.03 (+) [Tier One (33.34%)]

Stat Points: 0

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His eyes immediately lit up. The progress bar that had been stagnant for a long time finally moved.

"So, can I reach Tier Two if I have six points?" Aur thought with a simple calculation that took less than a breath's time.

"Let's leave," Aur said to himself.

As the words fell, Aur disappeared with the wind, as if he wasn't there in the first place, completely vanishing.

The window was left open, and a gust of wind blew through the room.