Chapter 262 Six-Ring Tower

The book "Brief History" briefly records the history of the Land of Dawn from before its birth to the present. The content is very simple, and many things are just mentioned in passing.

Herag didn't care at first, just flipped through the contents of the book and scanned and recorded them like other books.

Unexpectedly, he saw the words "Six Ring Tower".

Herag had thought before that he might learn about the Six Ring Tower in the Land of Dawn, but he only found out on the airship that none of the six major wizard organizations in the Land of Dawn was called the Six Ring Tower.

He didn't ask Prius about it either, because he was not sure what the Six Ring Tower was.

After reading this brief history, Herag was glad that he had never told anyone about the Six Ring Tower.

At the same time, he would never tell anyone that the meditation method he practiced came from the Six Ring Tower.

According to the "Brief History", before the Land of Dawn was born, that is, before the invasion of the Abyss Plane and the pollution area appeared.

At that time, about 10,000 years ago, the wizard culture of the Karage Continent was prevalent, and that was the most powerful period for wizards.

Various amazing people emerged, and various powerful wizard organizations were distributed everywhere.

At that time, wizards not only traveled all over the wizard plane, but also set foot on other planes.

At that time, the wizard plane was at its peak, and many planes could not match it, and could not stop the invasion and plunder of the wizard plane at all.

The major wizard organizations also expanded rapidly during this period with the resources plundered, and many powerful wizard organizations emerged.

Now the major wizard organizations in the Land of Dawn are almost all the leaders of that period, otherwise they would not have survived to this day.

Among these wizard organizations, the Six Ring Tower is the undisputed strongest wizard organization.

At that time, the Six Ring Tower had a full six Six Ring wizards, who worked together to create the Six Ring Tower.

At that time, the Six Ring Tower was the holy place in the hearts of all wizards, and countless wizards wanted to join the Six Ring Tower.

In the glorious era of the Six Ring Tower, no other wizard organizations had a say, and it almost dominated the entire wizard plane.

All the right to speak is in their hands, and the younger generations with excellent qualifications will also be given priority to join the Six Rings Tower.

But when the Abyss Plane began to invade, everything changed.

The wizard plane was very powerful at that time, but the Abyss Plane was more powerful.

The book did not say much about the specific situation. It was only known that when the Abyss Plane invaded, it almost defeated many wizards who resisted it.

At this time, the wizards who had always been arrogant found that they were not that powerful.

Then began a long plane war. Wizards had an advantage in fighting on their home ground. The invasion of the Abyss Plane would be suppressed by the will of the world and could not exert their full strength.

The first wave of invasion from the Abyss Plane did not completely hit the wizards. After the wizards got a chance to breathe, they quickly organized themselves.

The Six Rings Tower has always been a leader in this process, organizing wizards to resist the invasion of the Abyss Plane.

But later, the Six Rings Tower became a traitor and threw itself into the arms of the Abyss Plane.

This was beyond everyone's expectations and also caused a major blow to the wizard plane.

According to the "Brief History", the Six Rings Tower suddenly surrendered to the Abyss Plane, resulting in a lack of defensive power, which was taken advantage of by the Abyss Plane.

At that time, the wizards were caught in a tragic war and paid a huge price to force the Abyss Plane back and repair the plane cracks in various places.

Many people say that if the Six Rings Tower had not betrayed the Wizard Plane, it could have forced the Abyss Plane back at a very small cost, and so many people would not have died.

Moreover, the invasion of the Abyss Plane was forced back, but it left behind various troubles, such as the current polluted area.

The Six Rings Tower was completely nailed to the pillar of shame in history and was despised by everyone.

After that, all wizards who were still loyal to the Six Rings Tower were killed.

Herag silently put the book back on the bookshelf, thinking about something in his heart.

The book "Brief History" introduces too little, not detailed enough, and too many things are glossed over.

Herag did not completely believe the records in this history book, because history was written by the victors, and many of the things recorded revealed weirdness and abnormality, some of which were unreasonable.

What was written in "A Brief History" was not necessarily the truth, but the truth that the victors wanted people to know.

What was the specific truth, Herag could only wait until he had enough strength to explore it in the future.

However, these were not important for the time being. Herag only needed to know that the Six-Ring Tower had a negative image in the Land of Dawn, which affected some subsequent decisions.

Since he knew that the Six-Ring Tower was considered a sinner, he could not have anything to do with the Six-Ring Tower, at least he could not let anyone know.

Herag continued to pick up other books and scan and enter them.

During this period, he saw some books related to historical records, and the contents about the Six-Ring Tower were basically the same.

The evaluation of the Six-Ring Tower was also very unified, a traitor to the wizard plane.

Herag suddenly thought that the plane coordinates in his hand came from a wooden plate, and the hexagonal tower was engraved on the wooden plate.

And this plane coordinate happened to be teleported to the Abyss Plane.

Herag paused holding the book, he felt that this wooden plate should come from the Six Ring Tower.

As for why the coordinates were sent to the Abyss Plane, and what the purpose of making this wooden plate was, Herag was not clear.

While digesting and absorbing the information he had just come into contact with, Herag continued to scan and enter the books.

Because there were many people in the library, Herag could only slow down and enter slowly.

Otherwise, in the eyes of others, Herag just took a book and flipped through it and put it back directly. Repeating this would make people feel very abnormal.

Herag turned on the deep blue environmental detection, always paying attention to the movements of people around him, and only entered the scanned books when he was sure that no one noticed him.

But in this way, the speed of book entry was much slower. It took Herag seven days to complete the entry of all the books on the first floor.

When Herag stepped into the second floor, David and Reese were still on the first floor. They had not even finished reading the first book.

For any wizard, learning takes time. Even if you finish reading it in seven days, it will take a long time to truly understand and master it.

The second floor of the library is smaller than the first floor, and the number of books is much smaller.

But the books here are basically more advanced, and the content is a little deeper.

Herag was recording the books here slowly, just like before.

Others only come to look for specific books when they need them, but he took the entire library away directly.