Wizard: I Can Synthesis Everything-Chapter 224 - 220: Everyone Shows Their Special Skills

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However, after pretending for only two seconds.

He found that the Seventh Ring·Space Chains couldn’t bind the opponent for too long, cracks were already appearing.

So, very sincerely, he applied them again.

Absolute Forbidden Curse for sealing, Curse of Tongue to render it mute, Silence Technique to put it into deep sleep.

With this three-spell combo, even a god would be stupefied.

Next was the Shrinking Spell, shrinking it to the size of a doll.

Ending with the Amber Sealing Technique.

After this series of actions, Lin Suo obtained a two-finger-sized amber seal.

The soul fluctuations inside were faint and hardly noticeable.

And there came the key to start the ship.

For the Demon Starship, a living key is more secure.

Checking through the internal surveillance feed of the command room, Samuel and the dragons were far from their limits; they should still be able to cooperate with him for one more push.

Reinserted the "key."

After connecting mentally with the starship and obtaining control,

Lin Suo immediately closed all the hatches and rejected any counter-boarding requests.

He then directly controlled the ship’s weapons, Magic Mechanical Cannons!

These things had a power that could reach Legendary level.

Area-of-effect attacks, in interstellar combat, they’re excellent against Strike Ships resembling ants.

Quite appropriate for use here.

Enemies in full view!

"Fire the cannons!"

Boom boom boom explosions, cruisers nearby lit up with flames.

A large number of Demon Landing Ships were blasted to smithereens.

Lin Suo watched, bleeding inwardly.

No choice.

He was short on hands; if he didn’t take this opportunity to eliminate some of the enemies, once they’d react and use the versatility of the Landing Ships to launch a surprise attack...

it would be hard to fight back against overwhelming numbers.

After dealing with nearby enemies, he decisively initiated a Space Jump, pulling into the starry universe, meeting up at a location previously arranged with Lisman.

There were still a large number of Tali Faceless on board the cruiser.

Many Tali Faceless in their original state, too.

This was a sizable fortune.

"Samuel, don’t freaking kill those without facial features!"

"Must capture them alive!"

"Damn it, Xunsa, are you deaf?!"

"I’m going to kill you!"

Soon, Lin Suo’s angry roars were heard all over the cruiser.

Seemingly quite enraged by these foolish dragons.

At the same time.

Far away in the Giant Dragon Small Star System, digesting dragon eggs and other inherited treasures, the mother ship of the Faceless.

Encountered an extremely terrifying enemy.

A member of the Truth Council’s Supreme Council,

One of the heavyweights of the Life Transformation School, the Holy Spirit Wizard—"Ludius Greyrat."

Known as the Abnormal Blood Saint.

Having integrated countless powerful racial bloodlines, using the truth to pry open the mysteries of bloodlines.

One of his most outstanding achievements was the creation of the Rank-less special witchcraft, the Bloodline Fusion Technique, available for use by all wizards, also a disciple of the founder of that school.

According to records, he had lived for at least 30,000 years.

Also publically acknowledged by the Truth Council as one of the Legendary Wizards who had reached the pinnacle of Holy Spirit Level.

He belongs to the "nuclear deterrent" class of heavyweights.

Now taking action personally, in a mere half a moment he traversed an immense distance and arrived at the Giant Dragon Small Star System.

With a gentle scoop of his hand.

A Legendary Tali Faceless, which had devoured a Demon Lord, shrank proportionally and was pinched in his hand, its face showing panic as it stared at this benign old man with a white beard.

It kept emitting sharp shrieks.

You should know, just a short while ago, it had defeated Tiago, the Red Dragon King with Burning Wings, who was also considered strong among his peers!

"Hehe, its cry is like that of insects, it couldn’t really be an offshoot of the Void Worm Race, right?"

"This degree of fusion, giving up adaptive evolution for active choice..."

The Abnormal Blood Saint’s pupils suddenly dilated, completely covering the whites, colors of blue, green, and yellow clashing, with dense specks seemingly swimming chaotically.

Continuing to mutter to himself.

"Hmm, breaking through Legendary will grant a second chance at perfect fusion, it’s not entirely useless, quite valuable."

"It seems indeed worth taking action."

Having said that, with a wave of his sleeve, he captured all the Tali Faceless that were stationed in the Giant Dragon Small Star System, all of them alive.

And then he glanced at the dark void of the universe afar.

Raised his hand and flipped off towards the emptiness, then disappeared.

It took a while before a cold snort could be heard.

Then, after a while, one after another, Legendary Strongmen arrived at the Giant Dragon Small Star System via continuous Space Jumps.

Without communicating, they just glanced at each other.

Whenever they found clues with their methods, they pursued the lead.

Their mission was to assist the scattered Giant Dragons and on the other hand to capture Tali Faceless.

And to reach their Mother Star—Tali Star.

To capture as many original state Faceless as possible.

With their speed, they could arrive at the Jigerde Star System within a week using special methods and commence their operation.

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Back to Lin Suo’s perspective.

Using the method of "shutting the door to beat the dog," he captured three thousand Tali Faceless, with only eight hundred remaining in their original state.

Following the procedure, Absolute Forbidden Curse, Sealing, Shrinking Spell.

They turned into doll-sized figurines.

Displayed a large box full, all small fortunes.

Unfortunately, due to Xunsa and Samuel’s foolishness in exercising their command, many were killed.

This resulted in Lin Suo collecting several tens of tons of corpses and severed limbs.

Even then, those scorched by fire, electrocuted, and wholly devoid of vitality were discarded.

He temporarily prevented cellular death by using cryogenic methods.

After briefly dealing with the harvest and receiving Lisman’s bait squad, Lin Suo hurriedly began to prepare for more capture operations.

Cruisers are Level Four starships.

Their capacity is very large, but they are cumbersome to use without transport ships, landing ships, or strike ships.

The starship’s capture system is rather outdated.

The possibility of capturing enemies alive in interstellar battles is very low, as the main objective is often to destroy the enemy, so if one wants to capture alive, one must rely on his Dark Star Dragon—Alchemy Prosthetics.

With a kilometer-size body, it’s capable of capturing ten-meter or hundred-meter class starships.

Just a little care with the force is needed.

Centering around the Jigerde Planet No. 124, Lin Suo displayed his Dark Star Dragon form to capture scattered Tali Faceless and Demon starships,

while also rounding up the Giant Dragons that had been severely beaten.

A week’s work yielded great results, including the acquisition of several hundred live specimens of Tali Faceless.

Not many landing ships were captured primarily focusing on individual strike ships, but they also caught a Demon transport ship capable of long-duration space jumps.

That was quite a catch.

But the good days came to an end.

Their Dragon Clan pillaging squad encountered a Legendary strongman dispatched by the Truth Council.

Thundering Wings·Olivier.

And it just so happened to be the father of Samuel and Xunsa, those two unlucky sods. Such is the unpredictability of fate—a sigh-worthy matter.

This prompted a recollection of that bully Maquire.

Thundering Wings·Olivier took away the Blue Dragon brothers and gave Lin Suo one of his own dragon scales, saying if he ever ran into trouble in the future, he could call on him for help.

It was a reward and promise for rescuing his two treasures.

The remaining number of Giant Dragons grew to two or three hundred, and aside from Mixed Blood Dragons that lacked backgrounds and were not favored by other dragons,

the families of many dragons were not weak.

This would certainly be beneficial for Lin Suo’s future development.

This matter came to a close.

Having handed over quite a few dragons, he then set course for his old lair at [Jigerde-001-Iron Hoof Star].

This trip, less than three years in duration,

yielded a direct skyrocketing of gains; once the aftermath of the events settled, he would be able to enter a large-scale extraction phase.

The costs of sustaining a Level Four cruiser are very high.

Even the current reserves of Terra ore might not be enough for daily operations. frёewebnoѵel.ƈo๓

Iron Hoof Star and Fierce Sun as resource stars are too barren.

He needed a planet with extensive reserves of Terra ore.

Currently,

among the thirty planets allocated to him in the Jigerde Star System, not a single one could be considered excellent.

He would have to play tricks on the planets allocated to the Hemmer family and Leo family, just tit for tat.

He refused to believe they hadn’t been up to any tricks when allocating planets.

Otherwise, how could their planets be lush and vibrant,

while his were yellowed and desert-like? It made no sense.

Fortunately, this trip back home brought other rewards.

News about the Magic Net began to spread, mainly used in military applications, it offers much more secrecy and protection than the quantum network provided by the Mechanical God Sect.

Lin Suo still remembers when he first arrived here, he released a quantum base station.

In essence, that was helping Mechanical God Sect to expand the quantum network coverage.

Owning one’s own technology is better.

The existing quantum network was fully dedicated to civilian use, rather than being dismantled.

Additionally,

after leaving the whirlpool of war, Lin Suo found it was not just his situation.

The Mechanical God Sect and Curse Spirit Clan had gone to war.

The Red Empire and Holy Light Empire had also gone to war.

His situation was only a catalyst.

The Truth Council’s plans to explore and settle the Moon God Star System were thwarted by "Moonstone Beasts," creatures capable of rapid movement through the universe.

Apart from no news from the Void Worm Race,

plans to expand into the known universe were blossoming everywhere but meeting setbacks everywhere.

While the Tali Faceless potentially had strength,

Tali Star was too lousy.

Without powerful native creatures, the Tali Faceless themselves weren’t very strong. If not for the Evil Energy demons intentionally sending a wave, they couldn’t have started this turmoil.

During this period, Lin Suo was mostly learning about the events happening outside.

Making use of the cruiser’s ability to jump spaces indefinitely,

he traveled from the edge of Star System No. 124 to the edge of No. 001 within a week.

Almost crossing the entirety.

Of course, this consumed a lot of Terra ore.

By the time he reached [Jigerde-001-Iron Hoof Star], the envoy of the Truth Council had yet to arrive.

But, looking at the situation communicated down,

he had three commendable military achievements.

1. Rushing to the aid of the Giant Dragons.

2. Information related to Tali Faceless.

3. Repelling the Star System’s Tali Faceless Vanguard.

The award for the first military merit had yet to be calculated and would be based on the safe return of the little dragon brothers.

The second was confirmed, a fixed compensation of two hundred thousand military merits, instantly promoting his rank to Lieutenant.

The price for this information should have been higher, but Wizards value results and multiple factors were considered; he was quite satisfied.

Two hundred thousand military merits were already a lot.

The requirement to be promoted to the rank of Captain is one million military merits, which was quite achievable, as a typical Wizard could easily reach it after a few hundred years.

The award for the third military achievement wasn’t much, a symbolic five thousand, but all seized properties were his to keep, and the higher-ups would also dispatch a Starship Master to help with modifications.

The Council would pay for 50% of the modification materials, and 50% would be self-funded.

This reward was profound in its implication; it’s not what was given but the attitude that mattered. The Truth Council began to support private ownership of starships.

People were aware this was a signal!

A signal of openness.