I have a city in another world

Chapter 6791 A False Alarm and a Deal
Tang Zhen had already clearly explained the process of escaping the abyss.

The white-robed wizard knew everything perfectly well and didn't ask any more questions. Once he confirmed that Tang Zhen had an extraordinary background, his attitude changed significantly.

Originally, Tang Zhen was being examined with a condescending attitude, but now he is being treated as an equal.

Although Tang Zhen was only at the seventh level, he possessed abilities and skills far exceeding his own level. These were the foundational inheritances, signifying that the path ahead had been paved.

As long as you keep striving forward, you will eventually reach a height that others can only look up to.

A cultivator could not possibly accomplish this on their own; there must be a powerful being helping them plan their future.

The white-robed wizard knew that beyond his understanding and knowledge, there must be an even more glorious and far-reaching path ahead.

Knowing that Tang Zhen had an extraordinary background, the white-robed cultivator dared not act rashly, lest he bring deadly trouble upon himself.

The next step is simply to determine whether Tang Zhen is related to the Abyss Demon. Once it is confirmed that he is not related, there is no need to worry about anything else.

Impersonating a wizard can be a big deal or a small deal. Unless the imposter's family comes after them, there's no need to worry too much about it.

If we really want to investigate, impersonating someone isn't a big deal; at most, it'll just result in a warning or some other punishment.

If someone uses a false identity to commit numerous crimes, then the matter needs to be handled differently.

According to the investigation by the Brain of Gods, Tang Zhen, who was impersonating a wizard, had no recorded criminal activity.

Since that's the case, there's no need to dwell on it.

The white-robed cultivator made up his mind, took out a contract, and floated it in front of Tang Zhen.

"This is a soul contract that you need to sign to confirm that what you said is true and that you have no connection with the Abyss Demon God."

If there is any concealment or falsehood, the contract will take effect, and you will pay a heavy price.

This special soul contract is not an ordinary contract document, but something invented by a creator.

Due to its remarkable efficacy, it was purchased in large quantities by the Wizarding Alliance and is applicable to a wide range of situations.

Soul contracts are divided into five levels, and the one the white-robed wizard took out was clearly the highest level.

Low-level soul contracts are ineffective here; only the highest-level ones will work.

Tang Zhen had a clear conscience and was naturally not afraid to sign the contract.

After browsing through the contents and confirming that there were no problems, he directly left his soul imprint.

With the contract signed, the surrounding Alliance wizards breathed a sigh of relief; this was the best proof that there were no problems.

Other issues are insignificant and would likely be ignored if they weren't addressed in conjunction with this matter.

Behind every high-ranking wizard lies a trail of corpses and countless violations of rules and regulations.

However, many of these behaviors are tacitly approved by the authorities, and the league turns a blind eye to them.

Impersonation is a trivial matter; pursuing it relentlessly is tantamount to making a blood feud.

After being cleared of suspicion, Tang Zhen will naturally receive credit and gratitude from the Chamber of Commerce.

With a promising future and powerful backing, Tang Zhen is bound to attract attention from all sides.

Although the soul contract has been signed, there are still some things that need to be dealt with, such as the half of the god's head, which is not suitable to be placed in Tang Zhen's hands.

The Wizarding Alliance is preparing to acquire the heads, but whether it's for research or some other purpose is not something they need to disclose to the outside world.

Tang Zhen has a powerful background, and even an official acquisition requires mutual consent; forcing someone to do it would be counterproductive.

However, everyone knows that this half of a god's head is extremely valuable, and the owner may not agree to the trade.

This is the head of a god, a priceless treasure that money can't buy. How could I possibly hand it over to someone else so easily?

The white-robed wizard offered to buy the head, hoping Tang Zhen would consider it, and said he would offer a reasonable price.

The Alliance wizards were not optimistic about this deal, and they would never agree to it easily.

Tang Zhen, however, had a different idea. He wasn't too concerned about the half of the god's head.

The head is indeed the body of a deity, but it does not contain primordial power; it is purely formed from flesh and blood. It needs to be fused with the divine body and then tempered and assimilated to become a true divine body.

Tang Zhen knew this so clearly because he possessed a fragment of a deity's body, which he considered a trophy of war.

Every day, it is constantly refined and absorbed, absorbing the divine essence contained within.

After the transformation was completed, it was provided to the rule-breaking artifact, serving as Tang Zhen's trump card for cultivation and fighting against powerful enemies.

This is Tang Zhen's secret, and he absolutely cannot tell outsiders, otherwise it will inevitably bring great trouble.

Enemies who covet the remains of a deity will inevitably resort to any means to forcibly seize it from Tang Zhen.

With the remains of the deity in hand, Tang Zhen would certainly no longer be interested in the incomplete head of the deity.

If the Wizarding Alliance wants the head, they can simply trade it for something useful to them.

The Astral Realm has many local specialties that can be brought back to your own city for use. Since they are purchased directly from the place of origin, the prices are naturally much cheaper, saving you a lot of money.

After making up his mind, Tang Zhen expressed his willingness to exchange the money.

The white-robed wizard was overjoyed and immediately discussed the price with Tang Zhen, and finally agreed on a transaction price.

The exact price is confidential and has not been disclosed to the public, but it is certainly an astronomical figure.

After the transaction was completed, Tang Zhen received a certificate that could be used at any trading venue in the Wizard Alliance.

The white-robed wizard completed his mission and immediately returned with half of the god's head. Before leaving, he invited Tang Zhen to visit his wizard tower sometime.

The high-ranking wizards from other alliances were also busy with their own affairs, as they had many things to attend to.

Tang Zhen still couldn't leave, but because the matter wasn't over yet, he was no longer under such tight surveillance as before.

The Wizard Alliance did not delve too deeply into Tang Zhen's true identity, perhaps because they felt it was pointless, or perhaps because they did not want to make a big fuss.

Regardless of Tang Zhen's background, it is by no means simple. If we delve too deeply into this matter, it could very well bring more trouble.

In these turbulent times, it's better to avoid trouble.

Those who are associated with the highest level of beings often possess immunity privileges, and unless absolutely necessary, no one will provoke them.

During this time, some cultivators raised doubts about Tang Zhen's identity, suggesting that he might be a cultivator from outside the realm.

Few wizards paid attention to such questions, unanimously agreeing that it was not a problem.

The star realm is vast and boundless, and countless beings and cultivators from beyond its boundaries move about in different regions of the star realm every day.

The fact that Tang Zhen came from outside the realm led to suspicion and investigation of him, which was purely a deliberate attempt to make things difficult for him.

If this rule is followed, wouldn't all the wizards connected to the outside world have to be investigated?
Anyone who dares to do this will inevitably be condemned and become a public enemy in the eyes of wizards.

If we're really going to be precise, then most of the area in the Star Boundary today originally belonged to the outer realms.

The place of origin of wizards was actually just a tiny country that has long since disappeared into the river of history.

The Astral Plane's current glory owes a debt to the extraterrestrial cultivators. After being conquered or assimilated, they became part of the wizarding community and created a wide variety of schools of thought.

Many of these wizards left behind a glorious legacy in history, shining as brightly as the stars in the sky.

Whether inside or outside the wizarding world, anyone who agrees with the wizarding philosophy and practices the various techniques created by wizards can be considered a member of the wizarding community.

Under such circumstances, a cultivator from outside the realm can't really do much.

Emphasizing the opposing faction's identity in an attempt to induce the alliance to severely punish them will only earn them ridicule.

The higher the level of existence, the less they care about faction distinctions; it's more like a group of people playing a game together.

Distinguishing between different factions would certainly make the game more interesting, but it wouldn't affect higher-level trading and communication while the game is in progress.

Ignorant low-level cultivators may believe that factional hatred is irreconcilable, unaware that they are merely pawns and cannon fodder in the game.

Those who play chess have no taboos.