From Wizard Apprentice to Conqueror of Myriad Worlds

Chapter 188 - 109: Thunder Spear: Mo Ning’s Performance Stunned the Level 3 Apprentices

Chapter 188: Chapter 109: Thunder Spear: Mo Ning’s Performance Stunned the Level 3 Apprentices

This exciting affair began an hour ago.

After that satisfying lunch, the trio rested for a full hour.

Then, Mo Ning called the two girls to his side and proposed an idea that left them dumbfounded:

"The forest is the territory of the Hard-skinned Monkeys. It wouldn’t be wise to go in there and get tangled up in a fight with them.

"I have a more interesting idea. Perhaps I can fly in the air and attack from above.

"I can strike the Hard-skinned Monkeys from a commanding height, and they’ll have no way to retaliate. That would put me in an unbeatable position."

The two girls’ first reaction was surprisingly consistent: ’Mr. Mo Ning, are you talking nonsense?’

The Flying Technique was a notoriously advanced spell among Level Zero Witchcraft. Not only was its structural formula extremely complex, but the level of Divination it involved was also quite high.

It was a common consensus among Apprentices that without forming the third Spirit Ring, it was nearly impossible to master this Witchcraft.

Mo Ning, however, simply smiled and pointed to the small compartment where their loot was stored.

"The thin membrane cut from the Fog Bat Membrane Wings contains a good amount of Spiritual Power. I think it might be able to make me fly."

While they were carving up the corpse, Reina had perceptively noticed that the Spiritual Power in the material at the center of the membrane wings was exceptionally potent.

After the membrane was cut off, it actually floated gently toward the roof of the Sanctuary like a hydrogen balloon—a bizarre scene that stunned all three of them for a moment.

At the time, the Dazed Girl had simply exclaimed cheerfully, "These two pieces of material must be worth a lot of money!"

Mo Ning, however, had a different thought in that instant: ’Could I use this peculiar membrane material to build a Triangular Wing for manned flight?’

At that moment, his intuition told him—’It’ll work!’

Now, he presented this wildly imaginative idea.

Mo Ning even took out a sheet of scale pattern paper and drew a clear sketch of the Triangular Wing, scribbling densely packed Divination Formulas alongside it.

This data was all deduced by his Eye of Truth; there was absolutely no room for error.

He quickly explained the plan, his voice thick with confidence. "As long as it’s built strictly according to the blueprints, it will absolutely be able to carry me into the air."

The precise blueprints, detailed data, and rigorous calculations were enough to convince the two girls.

Mo Ning didn’t stand on ceremony, immediately putting them to work.

The frame of the Triangular Wing was made from the bones of the Fog Bat’s wings—they were extremely light and hollow, yet exceptionally tough.

Mo Ning used a bottle of strong adhesive he carried with him to join the various parts.

The three of them set to work. Mo Ning’s division of labor was extremely logical, and their efficiency was astonishingly high.

In just half an hour, an exquisitely crafted Triangular Wing lay before the two girls.

It was over three meters long and wide, yet it was so light a small child could have lifted it with ease.

The membrane’s surface was naturally covered in a fine, downy layer. The frame was coated in it as well, and Mo Ning even attached some of the down to his blue robe.

As he stood there holding the Triangular Wing aloft, he looked like a wisp of cloud and mist floating in the curtain of rain, blending seamlessly with his surroundings.

He hadn’t said a single word, yet he had already completely convinced the two girls that this plan would succeed.

「Afterward.」

As Sitt climbed the watchtower and gazed blankly into the dense forest, Mo Ning, with Anya’s help, successfully piloted the Stealth Triangular Wing into the sky.

The method was simple and brutal—the Noble Lady activated her Qi and Blood Power and, acting as a "Human-shaped Catapult," hurled Mo Ning and the Triangular Wing into the sky.

The material taken from the Fog Bat had peculiar properties. The downy fuzz, though it looked soft, repelled every drop of water, so there was no need to worry about the heavy rain.

Mo Ning, in turn, cast the Trick, Gale, manipulating the air currents to lift the Triangular Wing higher and higher.

His control over this Trick had reached the point of complete mastery; he could freely alter the wind’s strength, direction, and even the shape of the air currents.

This made it the ideal power source for the Triangular Wing.

He had just rested for an hour, so his Spiritual Power was restored to 100%. His "gas tank" was full.

At first, he was a bit clumsy, his flight path deviating slightly from his intended course.

Mo Ning circled a few times in the air. With the help of his "cheat," he quickly got the hang of it, nimbly piloting the Triangular Wing in aerial loops.

After a few minutes, he could even perform continuous barrel rolls while flying in a figure-eight pattern. The two girls watched, utterly dumbfounded.

But what truly left them in awe was not Mo Ning’s agility in the air, but the sheer, unbridled genius of his idea.

Mo Ning had taken something others wouldn’t even dare to imagine and made it a reality. In just one hour, with a few bones, a sheet of membrane, and a tube of adhesive, he had accomplished something that not even many High Level Apprentices could do.

「And then.」

When the thick fog rose to chest height, Mo Ning skillfully controlled the air currents, guiding the Triangular Wing in a wide, smooth arc as he swooped briskly toward the forest.

The Phantom Carved Divine Statue trembled slightly in his Spiritual World. Its wings unfurled, bestowing upon him a Perception that transcended the mundane.

Countless free-roaming electrical charges danced in the air, using his Magic Power as a medium to transmit every minute disturbance from deep within the forest directly to his consciousness.

He gazed down upon the dense forest below, shrouded in rain and mist, and the longer he flew, the more active the divine statue became.

A realization dawned on him—soaring through the wind and rain like a Phantom Carving was the best way to grasp the essence of the divine statue and tap into the potential hidden deep within his soul.

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