CHAPTER 804: CHAPTER 478: HITTING IT OFF INSTANTLY

"My lord, let me go." Gal took a deep breath and said solemnly.

"Please shield my memory first. If anything goes wrong, I will self-destruct immediately."

Without much hesitation, Colin and the others agreed to his proposal.

They didn’t have much time. Although they had come to check out this bizarre ship along the way, they couldn’t waste too much time on it.

A moment later.

Gal left the protection of the Concealing Orb and headed openly towards the Nolan.

"It’s a Second Rank Wizard!"

In the captain’s cabin, the Detection Magic Booster cast hadn’t been canceled, so he immediately saw through Gal’s details.

"Be careful, it might be a lure." Grey couldn’t help but remind, "Perhaps we should use the World Origin to leave immediately."

"No." Gard shook his head, "From the Nolan Continent all the way to here, not to mention a Second Rank Wizard, we haven’t even encountered a Wizard Apprentice.

The remaining World Origin is limited. If we can’t find a way to enter the golden barrier around the Siya Continent before it’s exhausted... when the protection of the Nolan disappears, our outcome might not be good..."

"This Second Rank Wizard in front of us is strange, but at least for now, he seems to be just a simple wizard, without any divine pollution, and the World Origin also conveyed friendly information."

Booster pondered for a moment and made a decision, "Let’s continue to wait here and see what this Second Rank Wizard will do next!"

Estimating that he had reached the ship Colin described, Gal stood still and called out in a deep voice:

"Are the people on the ship wizards from the Nolan Continent? I am a wizard from the Siya Continent, accidentally trapped outside the golden barrier during a battle a few days ago..."

...

A few minutes later.

The alert on the Nolan was lifted.

In the captain’s cabin.

"Are you the remaining wizards from the Nolan Continent? Has the Nolan Continent been occupied by the Divine?"

A few minutes later, Mill listened to the wizard’s account in front of him, and could not help but show a shocked expression.

"I see." Colin, on the other hand, showed a look of realization.

The wizard in front of him was indeed from the Nolan Continent, no wonder he could feel the familiar presence of world will.

"Yes, the Nolan Continent has fallen." Booster sighed, with profound sorrow in his eyes.

Gard then spoke:

"About half a month ago, we suddenly completely lost contact with the Supreme Councilman and the Siya Continent.

Then, the Divine launched a full-scale attack on the Nolan Continent."

"Whether it’s high-rank combat power or ordinary followers, their numbers far exceeded the existing power of the Nolan Continent... We were eventually crushed in a few days." Gard’s voice was somewhat dry.

Grey seemed to recall those terrifying memories and murmured:

"Dead wizards everywhere, cities being destroyed one after another, my mentors, classmates... dying one by one."

"The entire continent now only has less than two thousand wizards remaining on this ship."

The captain’s cabin fell into silence for a while.

Colin and his party silently absorbed this sudden news.

Another wizard continent had been completely fallen into the hands of the Divine...

After a while, Colin asked:

"So now you plan to seek refuge in the Siya Continent?"

Booster looked at the ordinary Councilman Badge on his chest and then at Mill, who wore the Great Councilman Badge. There was something unusual in his heart.

These four wizards in front of him seemed to follow the lead of this ordinary councilman.

"Yes." But he still nodded in agreement.

Then he suddenly asked:

"I just heard this gentleman say that you all were accidentally trapped outside the golden barrier during the battle with the Divine a few days ago?"

"Yes." Colin nodded.

Booster instinctively asked: "What exactly is this so-called golden barrier?"

"We have sailed around it for thousands of nautical miles but still couldn’t find a place to enter."

"It is a means set up by the Supreme Councilmen to defend against the Divine, without an entrance and unable to be turned on or off. Even with the power of a Fifth Rank, one wouldn’t easily enter." Mill replied.

Booster and the other two’s faces suddenly turned grim.

Grey quickly asked: "Is there really no way to get in?"

Colin pondered for a moment and nodded in response to Grey’s expectant gaze,

"There is, but it’s a path with slim hope."

He didn’t keep them in suspense and informed the four wizards before him of the message he received from the world will about returning to the Siya Continent by heading towards the World Barrier.

This wasn’t something that couldn’t be disclosed.

Firstly, the three wizards in front of him, although all Fourth Rank, the strongest, Booster, was at most equivalent to Mill, and the three together might not even be a match for him as he was now.

At least there was no need to worry about them being detrimental to him.

Moreover, the world will had only told him alone about this escape route.

Even if Booster and the others had ill intentions, they would have to consider whether they could cross the World Barrier without him.

But in fact, Colin was not really worried.

Perhaps there were indeed selfish wizards who only cared about their own survival.

But he was more inclined to trust these wizards viewed as the sparks of the Nolan Continent weren’t that kind.

After Colin finished speaking, Booster and the other two showed joy on their faces.

A moment later, Booster frowned and asked:

"So we just need to reach the World Barrier at the Extreme North to return to the Siya Continent... Why did you say it’s a path with slim hope?"

"Because we need to reach it within five days. The Extreme North is so far from here, even if we are Fourth Rank Wizards, it would be difficult to arrive in five days."

Mill answered without hesitation.

Booster and the others were momentarily taken aback and then suddenly stood up and went to the sea chart.

"No, we can get there!" Moments later, the blue-haired Booster suddenly turned and smiled.

Colin and the others were slightly surprised.

Booster pointed to the Nolan beneath their feet and continued: "This Nolan was crafted by top wizards of the Nolan Continent, powered by the World Origin. If we don’t count the consumption, reaching the Extreme North within five days is more than enough!"

With Booster’s words, Gal and Benita felt their hearts suddenly compress, and a spring-like joy flooded forth.

Colin and Mill’s eyes also shone with light.

If the Nolan could indeed reach the World Barrier in five days as Booster claimed, then this path with slim hope would become true vitality!

Immediately, Colin and the others reached an agreement with Booster and his group to jointly head towards the World Barrier.

"Lord Colin, there’s one more question I’d like to ask."

Finally, while they were being led to the rooms prepared for them to rest, Booster suddenly spoke again,

"Go ahead." Colin paused slightly.

"The Nolan is protected by the World Origin. How did you discover us?"

Colin pondered for a moment and said, "I saw it."

"Saw it..."

"Yes... directly saw it."

Booster was startled, nearly wanting to return to the captain’s cabin immediately to check if the Nolan’s concealing function was working correctly.

"No need to worry, only Colin can see it."

On the side, Mill smiled and said, "Apart from him, none of us could detect the Nolan."

Booster was somewhat confused.

Mill glanced at Colin and said to Booster with some emotion, "Lord Colin is someone favored by the world."

The last words of the Golden and Molten Rock Lord, Mill also heard, and it was precisely because of this that she fully trusted the hope Colin spoke of.

Colin walked ahead, his lips moved, but he didn’t know what to say, so he simply remained silent.

The world will indeed favored him greatly... this was an objective fact.

As for the reason... was it his identity as a traverser? Or the unique power he had now developed?

Or was it both?

’Favored by the world, huh...’

Booster looked at Colin, and he finally understood why Mill and the others followed Colin’s lead, and somehow he felt more confident in his previous words!