Walking out of the dazzling white light that looked like fog, Renard and others saw Austin disappearing into the bronze gate again.

However, at this time, they didn't have much attention to Austin.

Behind the bronze gate is an extremely wide and mighty hall.

Four extremely tall stone pillars stand in all directions, supporting this wide space far beyond ordinary people's imagination.

The interior of the hall is not very prosperous, and there are not even too many carvings, but there are only a lifelike picture on the top of the head and on the top of the hall.

The dazzling light shines and the brilliant starlight spreads. This picture is extremely beautiful, like a galaxy flowing, the Milky Way is brilliant, extremely mysterious, and extremely tempting.

Even this lifelike picture flows quietly according to a strange rule, like a real galaxy universe.

Faced with such a magnificent and unparalleled beautiful scenery, even Renard and others could not help but lose their minds and immerse themselves in such beauty.

Of course, more of it is also because of the curiosity in my heart.

For example, Renard, he stared at the galaxy above his head not because he was addicted to beauty, but because he was exploring the mystery.

To be honest, the creature called Spellcaster is not much different from the scientists in Allen's previous life.

When they meet something they don't know, they won't be as vague as others, and then they will be left behind in a blink of an eye.

They often become very interested in this, and then try their best to think about it and understand the differences and principles.

This is true when facing new technologies, when facing unfamiliar products, and even more so when facing theories that can change the world.

So, it is understandable that Renard has performed this way.

Although he is a necromancer who specializes in playing with the body and soul, this does not affect his ability to gain more knowledge.

Even if it is just a little bit of knowledge, it is still good, and maybe it will inspire him to the aspects he is studying.

However, Austin and the others did not disturb Renard.

They do not think that if they can become a silver-level mage at this time, their talents will be much worse than those of them.

After all, no one who can achieve the silver level in the early stage of the current demon tide is a existence that can be despised.

Even Irving Duncan, who Allen had met before, cannot be denied that his advanced silver has a general environmental impact.

But this cannot deny his excellence.

Otherwise, there are many extraordinary people in this world who are stuck at the peak of the Black Iron, but after the demon tide begins and the world reopens, there will be no shortage of people who can immediately advance to silver.

So, don't think that Renard is indeed a necromancer.

But this can only show that he has expertise, but it cannot be said that he has shortcomings.

In other words, creatures like mages are the best representative of "knowledge is power".

If they cannot understand and learn widely, their strength will be beyond words.

Therefore, Renard must have a considerable understanding of other factions of the mage. Even if he is not as good as his specialized necromancer, he is much better than other Black Iron-level mages.

After all, no matter what, Renard has been advancing to Silver for some time.
Chapter completed!