Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 527 Guardian Angel
How difficult is it to go from theory to practical results?
In the previous life, the world's first atomic bomb, from theory to finished product, brought together a large number of elites who stood out from hundreds of millions or even billions of people, costing nearly 1600 billion, and the number of people serving in this project reached an astonishing 50.

Even so, it still took six years in total.

This is still research on external objects; it doesn't require expending human life to conduct specific experiments.

For matters related to life, one can also compare research on medicines from previous lives.

On average, each drug requires an investment of 420 billion yuan, and there is no guarantee of success in the end.

This is still a mature pharmaceutical company, and many of its devices can be reused.

"Blood Rage" is somewhat different from these situations because "Blood Rage" must rely on people!
We need a large number of elites, and we also need these elites to experience the details firsthand.

In other words, a large number of elite people are needed as consumables for it to be possible to successfully produce it.

So, who can cultivate so many elites, and who would be willing to sacrifice their lives to conduct an experiment with no future?
It's very difficult, extremely difficult!

Could it be that many people, even if they could, could also summarize it as [bloodline → sea of ​​consciousness → magic affinity → mental strength → body].

They also considered the reverse, deducing the theory of [body → mental strength → magic affinity → sea of ​​consciousness → bloodline].

They were also powerless to take the first step.

The explorer knew the value of "Blood Frenzy," and he nodded in deep agreement, saying:

"That's true; the fruits of wisdom should not be ignored."

He then looked at Yarrow and gave an offer:
"How about 1,500 magic stones?"

If you don't think it's very good, can it force you to forget the contents of the book?
Although Yaro was inwardly complaining, he was quite satisfied with the price.

No matter how difficult the design of "Blood Frenzy" is or how promising its future is, it is only the first step in "martial arts". At present, it has not even reached the level of a formal knight, and its practical value is very limited.

Especially for explorers, "Blood Frenzy" is a small and exquisite toy that may provide some inspiration, but has no practical value.

No matter how difficult or costly it is, buyers will only bid based on their own needs, and will not care about the cost of the item.

From the buyer's perspective, the price offered by the explorer was already very reasonable.

"Fifteen hundred..."

Yaro bowed slightly and apologized, saying, "Your offer exceeded my expectations. Please forgive my previous misunderstanding."

Given their absolute advantage, the fact that they could still offer such a reasonable price leaves no room for criticism.

The explorer smiled faintly: "Just like I always say, I'm not a void pirate. Peaceful trade always brings greater surprises."

Just as a short-sighted king only wants more slaves, a truly wise king would oppose the existence of slaves.

Because he knew that even threatening with a butcher's knife and relentlessly whipping with a blood-stained leather whip was far less effective than loosening the reins and allowing his people to develop freely.

Slavery and feudalism?
"Your wisdom illuminates the future!"

Yarrow sincerely praised him.

The explorer before us, like the deceased old count, possessed the wisdom to transcend the limitations of his time and glimpse the future.

"Wisdom? Ha, that's hardly wisdom. Your vigilance is true wisdom."

The explorer raised his hand, and large swathes of angular magic stones emerged from the void, falling to the ground with a crisp clanging sound, quickly piling up into a small mountain of magic stones.

Greed is human nature. The reason why the king can be tolerant is because he is already the king.

Even if slave owners understood this principle, they could only grip the whip tightly and swing it with even greater force.

Otherwise, once overthrown by the slaves, he himself will become a slave under the whip. Little wizard, don't let your guard down around strangers because of me.

I also look forward to seeing a brighter future for you.

The explorer was very sincere, so sincere that Yarrow felt a little cold.

This is the limitation of the pirate mindset in a chaotic world. Everyone is an island, both hunter and prey. This is also the core logic of the behavior among wizard apprentices traveling outside.

Judging from the explorer's words, do formal wizards also behave in this way?
Okay, I can understand it. The root of the problem is like this, so how can going up one level make things better?

Yaro could only marvel at his good fortune; he hadn't encountered a formal wizard since leaving the academy.

Just then, the explorer put away his book, waved his hand, and said, "The money and goods are settled, our transaction is now complete..."

Seeing strange light waves swirling around the explorer, Yaro knew he was about to leave.

"Wait, explorer! Could we exchange this wealth for knowledge that nourishes the soul?"

Yaro spoke quickly and hurriedly.

"Knowledge that nourishes the soul?"

The explorer paused, then turned back and asked curiously, "Are you preparing to break through to become a full-fledged wizard? Then I can exchange it for a bottle of Soul Dew."

Dew of the Soul?

Upon hearing this word, Yaro immediately thought of the poignant story of the pharmacy owner.

His chance for a breakthrough was snatched away by the old servant in his household, who then took over his family, married his sister, and drove him out of the house.

In the end, the old servant became the apothecary's puppet, just as the mantis stalks the cicada unaware of the oriole behind.

The cuckoo has taken over the magpie's nest; what a dramatic scene!

"It's not entirely about breaking through to become a formal wizard..."

As Yaro spoke, he took out the Soul-Attached Black Orb and roughly explained the origin of the soul within. He used the method he had used to deal with his mentor Bosco to subtly conceal his deeper intention in nourishing the pendant's soul.

This is not a lie, because Yaro originally had the idea of ​​nourishing the soul-attached black ball.

He then added, following the 'pirate mindset,' "I am indeed preparing to break through to become a formal wizard. I can also use this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the soul, which will make it easier for me to break through in the future.

That's not entirely untrue, it's just that I don't have a strong feeling about it.

Because Aro already had two 'escape routes'.

One reason was to go home and find his mother to gain experience in breaking through to become a formal wizard, which was also the main reason why Yaro initially chose the elemental system.

One path is the 'Martial Arts' path that we have found now. Anyway, the theory has already been summarized. After that, as long as we acquire enough skill points, follow the theoretical order, and refer to the various levels of wizards to create cultivation techniques, we should be able to break through.

In fact, if possible, Yaro would now prefer to use the second method to break through.

"Is this so..."

The explorer was pondering when he suddenly raised an eyebrow.

Because... he suddenly received a voice out of nowhere!
"Sir explorer, could you please... refuse him?"

The explorer remained expressionless, but relayed his voice back:

"You're the 'guardian angel' possessing this young wizard, aren't you? You're really ruthless to yourself, actually using yourself as a casting material to perform this obscure witchcraft..."

(End of this chapter)