Gravity Mage with Level-Up System

Liam and his friends were debating whether or not they should bring Vincent into their class. It would be easier for them to payback if their plan was effective. "Sigh," Liam murmured, his gaze fixated on his buddies for a time, "this requires approval from the headmaster," as well as "I suppose we require assistance from the top 5 rankers."

"We need top-five rankers' assistance."

His look was complete when he stated that. How wonderful would it be if everyone was on the same page? But he understands it's not going to happen.

"Let's leave; we'll discuss it tomorrow." Liam remarked.

The other three nodded in accord after hearing his words and parted ways as they walked out the school gate.

"Hmmm, I'm not sure what these four were up to." "However, based on her expression, whatever they're plotting isn't going to be good." I muttered under my breath as I watched these four students exit the school.

I shook it aside and returned my attention to my original plan. Those four last-place finishers, huh? I got out of my hiding place.

The illusion mist wizard is heading in the direction of a sparsely populated neighborhood. That place is a little off the beaten path. However, after a short distance, you will come across a suspension bridge. There are few residential settlements in the area across the bridge.

"One of those residential communities may be his home." I grumbled as I considered assassinating him before he reached the suspension bridge.

I slowly followed him from behind after making up my mind. He's walking a little slowly right now, unconcerned about anything. Apart from him, no one else seems to be moving in this path. After confirming it, I breathed a sigh of relief. I believe the ideal environment for murder has been created.

After a few minutes, this guy still hasn't found anything. My strategy appears to be moving along smoothly. But then I came to a complete stop. When I saw the guy abruptly shift directions, I raised my brows.

Instead of walking straight towards the suspension bridge, He stopped and looked around. I got up when I realized what he was up to. When he saw no one was following him, he felt safe and decided to stay in this area for a bit.

Looking at his conduct makes me suspect. I thought to myself, "He appears to be waiting for someone."

Time passes; 10 minutes later, the illusion mist mage receives a phone call. He waited a few seconds after attending to it before noticing someone approaching him.

When I saw the stranger, my attentiveness heightened by a few degrees. I don't sense any mana fluctuation or pressure from the stranger, so he appears to be a normal human. The health of even the lowest-ranking illusion mist mage appears to be good.

The stranger is dressed in black, with a black topcoat, black shirt, and black pants. He wore a cowboy black hat to keep his head covered. I feel strange gazing at his all-black-everything aesthetic. What's the matter with these people's fashion sense? It only makes me want to go out and buy new clothes." While seeing this pair, I grumbled.

I didn't realize it, but the illusion mist mage's fashion sense is superior to the stranger's. To demonstrate our identity, we are usually required to wear a school uniform or at the very least a school jacket. But none of us do it very often. This low-level illusion mist mage, for example, is clothed in blue pants, a quilted vest, and a white t-shirt.

I smacked my forehead, realizing that I had come here to kill him but had instead come to admire his sense of style. I let out a sigh. There are some alterations between these two all of a sudden. The stranger handed over something to the illusion mist wizard after a little conversation, which he swiftly placed inside his storage bracelet.

When I see that, my eyes gleam with amazement. After giving him the item, the stranger went away. "It turned out he was a delivery person." I grumbled, recognizing that no one in Class A1 has a basic background.

The illusion mist mage of the lowest tier continues to return to the suspension bridge. The small incident that occurred just now appears to have been premeditated, and the items he is carrying appear to be expensive. Before I walked away from my spot, I rubbed my temples.

I intend to bring him here right now because we are only a few meters away from the suspension bridge.

"Who?" He drew back the illusion mist because he sensed someone was following him.

As I got closer to him, I muttered the spell "Gravity Field." When the spell was cast, a massive gravitational force crushed down on the region inside a 500-meter radius.

"Pfff"

As he was taken off guard, the illusion mist magician coughed up blood. His entire self was planted on the ground as a result of sudden gravitational pressure, as it had been in past conflicts. For a little while, his mind went blank as he entered a state of unconsciousness. He couldn't think clearly as a result, but he believes this attack was similar.

But, however, it's too late for him to do anything. He is currently on the approach of death owing to the crushing of his entire body by enormous gravitational force.

Everything seemed to happen in the blink of an eye. I breathed a sigh of relief as I saw the person completely planted. At this point, I don't want any unexpected variables to appear. Then I boosted the gravitational force even more too utterly crush him.

I removed the storage band from his wrist after establishing that he had lost all vitality. When I gaze at this bronze bracelet, a sliver of doubt flashes across my face. "Does it have a tracking imprint?" I murmured something. It's feasible that certain families' descendants will bear a conscious mark.

I have no idea who this guy's family is. What should I do? Then I made the decision not to take any of the items back home with me. In today's environment, certain wizards can track down killers without having much information at their disposal.

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