Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 317 Contradictions
The cold night wind at high altitude calmed Yaro's wildly beating heart.

The dissipation of the alien power within his body also dispelled some of his worries.

Feeling the alien power continuously dissipating from his body, Yaro wondered, "Is she unable to control it anymore because of the distance?"

This method of manipulating the body, while having little impact on Yaro during combat.

However, his magic is not limitless, and once it runs out, the consequences will be unimaginable.

The fact that it would automatically disintegrate simply by creating distance was something to be thankful for for Yaro.

Meanwhile, another matter was causing Yaro considerable anxiety.

Even with distance between them, the white deer in their arms remained unconscious.

Yaro had very little knowledge of mysticism, so he could only seek answers from the spirit of his mother in the pendant.

"Let me check if this part of the memory is stored in the pendant."

The pendant remained silent for a moment, then suddenly exclaimed in surprise.

"True Blood Embrace? It seems this Blood Bat has indeed taken a liking to this little imp!"

"Is this your little girlfriend? You have good taste, but don't take it too seriously. You've probably heard about fairies, right? But if it's just for fun, that's fine. Although I look down on the aristocracy, I do agree with some of their training methods."

"Only by experiencing enough outstanding girls will you avoid making mistakes when it comes to women."

The spirit carrying Nicole's memories always had many worries, and Yaro blushed as he listened, not knowing what to say.

Does he deny that this is his girlfriend?
Is the white deer different from other fairies?
Or perhaps he doesn't want to experience enough outstanding girls?

There were too many issues to complain about, so Yaro simply skipped that one and turned his attention to his father.

"Did your father also experience relationships with many outstanding girls?"

"If he dares to even think about it, I'll break his legs!"

Um... I mourn for my father.

Yaro didn't dwell on the issue of 'fathers shouldn't even think about it,' as the spiritual energy retained in the pendant was limited and couldn't be wasted on such idle chatter.

He quickly changed the subject and continued to press on what had happened earlier.

The spirit explained, "True Blood is the original power of the Blood Bat, which can be compared to the magic source of a wizard. Except for the lack of self-awareness, True Blood can absorb energy and generate original magic power just like the Blood Bat's original body."

"Her approach is similar to having you directly send out the magic core from your sea of ​​consciousness. It causes great damage to yourself, but the conversion power is also very strong because the original core will continuously generate conversion power until it succeeds!"

As he listened to the spirit's explanation, Yaro's brow furrowed even deeper. "Is there any solution?"

“A powerful bloodline test wizard might have a way, but I don’t have any connections in that area.”

"Besides that, fairies themselves are quite knowledgeable about bloodlines, and large fairy tribes should have a better understanding of their own constitutions. You can send her back to her tribe and let them figure out a solution themselves."

Yaro listened quietly.

The first option is obviously out of the question.

Neither Nicole nor Yaro had any connections in this area.

As for the second option... the white deer itself is a wandering fairy.

Aside from the white deer, Yaro didn't know where any other living fairies were, let alone large fairy tribes. "Wait... don't I know a tree spirit? Perhaps the tree spirit knows where fairies gather?"

This is one direction.

The key question now is whether Bailu can hold out until then.

Since she is being transformed, perhaps she will be successfully transformed in the next moment?
"I can use some magic to envelop that drop of true blood. Under my conscious control, the magic will not affect her body."

"However, this is only a temporary solution."

"As you know, the magic guided into her body cannot possess mental will, so it's hard to say how long it can be sealed off, maybe three to five days, maybe ten days or so."

"I will be able to draw a rough conclusion about the specific figures after I finish this."

The solution proposed by the spirit entity left Yaro speechless for a moment.

The spiritual energy preserved in the pendant comes from the mother, making it highly meaningful as a keepsake.

Bosco once explained: "The vehicle through which a formal wizard releases his spiritual power is energy, his own magic. It is not a soul in itself. Therefore, the best way to stabilize that spiritual power is to stabilize that magic."

Knowing this, Yaro would not use the pendant lightly unless it was an emergency, even though it was a life-saving trump card given to him by his mother.

Of course, not using it lightly does not mean not using it at all.

No matter how significant the commemorative value, nothing compares to seeing one's mother alive.

But now, the magic is to be used on the white deer, which has a completely different meaning from using it on oneself!
Having observed Aro since childhood, Nicole was already familiar with his way of thinking, and her spiritual body naturally saw Aro's concerns.

She chuckled softly and comforted you, "Consider it tuition I paid for you."

"How can this be called tuition?" Yaro couldn't understand how such a thing could be associated with tuition.

The spirit gently explained: "A fairy's life is cyclical. When she reaches the next life cycle, although her memories have not changed, those memories are almost like an illusion to her."

"Your separation was inevitable. In this situation, she helped you through your turbulent youth and taught you a lot, oh right... and the openness of fairies."

"So, if we don't call it tuition, what should we call it?"

Nicole's knowledge of mysterious creatures naturally surpassed that of Yaro, and it was precisely because of this that Yaro still felt somewhat uneasy after hearing the reason why the fairy had changed her mind.

I don't want to believe it, and I'm unwilling to accept it.

Because of these complex emotions, Yaro instinctively hugged the white deer and landed on the carriage outside the city.

"Are you planning to go back for revenge? Then put the pendant in her arms first, and I'll take care of it for her. Go and settle things before you come back."

"How did you know?" Yaro asked, somewhat surprised. He hadn't said a single word about this matter along the way, had he?
"Didn't you say before that taking a step back only makes you angrier, and enduring only makes you lose more? This is the first time you've suffered such a great defeat, how can you not seek revenge?"

Yaro silently removed his black armor and took out his golden armor from his spatial ring, one piece at a time, saying calmly, "That was just a joke. My reason for going now has little to do with whether I'll suffer a loss or not."

"Mainly because she has shown me hostility, and the place I live is too close to here."

It can be countered with magic now, but what about on ordinary days?

Activating magic also requires physical coordination; if the body is controlled, magic cannot be activated at all!
What to do then?
Waiting to die?

Instead of sitting back and waiting for death, it’s better to take the initiative!
After all, she was willing to invest so much in Bai Lu, so how could she give up so easily?
This is an irreconcilable contradiction!
(End of this chapter)