Wizard Immortality

Chapter 49 Bloodline Secret Method | Redemption
Wizarding World.

There are countless hidden ruins.

Ancient wizard laboratories, ancient battlefields, and the ashes of extraordinary empires.
But no matter what.

It was extremely dangerous for wizards of later generations to enter there.

If you are not careful, you will die in there.

Mining relics, plundering knowledge and materials, all at the cost of human lives.

The only copy of the relic that Grant handed over looked ordinary on the surface, but its dark yellow pages were soaked with blood and souls of the dead.

Mined from the ruins.

Then it flows to the outside world.

In the process, there were open and covert fights and countless people died.

Finally, it passed through Grant's hands and into Vic's hands.

The paper used to record mysterious knowledge is different from that used by mortals, and different crafts use materials of different styles, but the finished products all need to carry the energy pulses contained in the mysterious knowledge.

If ordinary paper pages were used, the energy of a mysterious symbol could easily burn the entire book.

The only copy of the relic in Vic's hand is so old that it cannot be verified, so he cannot tell what materials were used.

The paper is dark yellow.

There were traces of recent dried blood on the corners.

Judging from the thickness and the loose adhesive of the potion ingredients, this scroll is probably less than one-third of the entire volume.

The pages were very old, and the lingering smell of decay was like that of a dead body.

But the words that carry the mysterious knowledge remain eternal and unchanging.

Vic did not rashly use the extraction method to connect, in case someone had tampered with the isolated copy.

Manually open the first page.

Dark red energy pulses, like high-frequency flickering sticky blood, flow in all directions after coming into contact with the real world.

Strong smell of rust.

It felt like being in a mountain of corpses and a river of blood.

The energy intensity displayed by the unique text was far beyond his imagination.

The only difference from the arcane knowledge of the apprentice level is the energy pulse.

Interfering with the real world and affecting the wizard's five senses is a vision that only those with first-level knowledge can possess.

Vic's current life level cannot be remembered.

But the message on the front of the single copy was at the apprentice level, so he could read and understand it.

[After spending a thousand years, I still haven't been able to perfect this unique method of advancing bloodline wizards. After I die, someone in the future will get this scroll. I hope you can fulfill my long-cherished wish.

Wizard Kant, stay. 】

When reading the message.

A magnificent era of great turbulence flashed by in Vic's spiritual body.

This is the message carried in the text.

Not his memory.

Suddenly.

Realizing this, Vic was startled.

How could he be so completely immersed in this knowledge that he lost his guard against the outside world?
Vic didn't dare to be careless.

He hurriedly closed the pages of the book to cover up the energy pulses emanating from the knowledge contained therein, and then put it into the alchemical ring to avoid attracting the attention of other wizards.

Standing at the door of the workshop, I felt relieved when I saw that no one was paying attention.

Joe is just a new wizard apprentice now.

Vic is not worried because her vision is not enough to discover the secret.

but.

The mysterious knowledge contained in the rare manuscript in the ruins has a strong penetrating power on the wizard's spiritual field.

Ordinary wizards don't know the ins and outs of this.

But he knew it.

The wizard who wrote the message would not have a life level lower than four.

In other words.

The remaining pages of this rare relic copy were created by a fourth-level wizard.

The only copy of the relic that was purchased from Grant at a low price for three hundred soul stones.

It actually has such a high value.

Vic was also surprised.

But then he thought about it.

The fact that a unique copy of a relic of this level would end up in the Death Rift region meant that the relic was not too far away from here. Even if an ordinary wizard discovered the extraordinary nature of the unique copy, they would not understand its value as clearly as he did.

Fourth level wizard.

It was a terrifying existence that was like a god.

In the world where the Death Rift is located, there is no contact with such high-level life forms.

Grant's first asking price was five hundred soul stones, but he was worried that Vic would not accept it and was anxious to escape, so he lowered the price to three hundred soul stones.

Tracing back to the past.

Even if ordinary wizards don't know the ins and outs of this thing, Grant would have bought it from others for no less than a thousand soul stones.

There may be fluctuations.

But it is in line with the market price of high-quality first-level knowledge carriers in the trading market.

In this way, he actually got a great deal from this deal.

But it was a fair deal, the price was clear, both parties were willing, and both parties were responsible for their own profits and losses. Even if Grant knew the value of this unique relic, he would have nothing to say.

Since the bloodline secrets in the relic book were first-level knowledge, Vic didn't waste time on it. He planned to buy a batch of supplies in the trading market.

He left the academy, found an uninhabited mountain area to avoid the war, and planned to be promoted to a first-level wizard.

Spend an afternoon.

Vic used his connections in the Black Tower Academy trading market.

He purchased all the materials he would need for his outings, including solvents and corpse flower pigments commonly used in potion-making, some mysterious metals, and fifteen witchcraft orbs of senior apprentice level, just in case.

Then he went to the Academic Affairs Office and expressed his desire to redeem himself and become a free wizard.

Many wizards redeemed themselves during this period.

The Academic Affairs Office is not surprised.

As long as the number of soul stones is sufficient, the wizards of the academy can come and go freely.

Vic's ransom price is 1,200 soul stones.

The college didn’t ask for more than the market price.

Vic was generous and paid on the spot. Amid the envious gazes of others, he accepted the certificate of freedom issued by the Education Department and left.

That's the benefit of being wealthy.

If a wizard apprentice wants to redeem himself, he only needs a few soul stones, but for a senior apprentice, who is the backbone of a wizard organization, the price to pay for getting out of it is extremely high.

But it makes sense.

When an apprentice is promoted to a senior, he will learn a lot of knowledge in the college for free.

Vic spent fifteen years and emptied out nearly 90% of the knowledge in the Great Library. Twelve hundred soul stones were not much.

Even so.

But the number of senior apprentices in the academy who are as wealthy as Vic can be counted on one hand.

Aaron spent the New Year running the academy and still needed to borrow soul stones.

The average wizard apprentice wants to get away.

impossible.

Most likely he will die in the war between the academy and the Raven Coven.

Or he could take advantage of the chaos and escape overnight, taking the huge risk of being killed by a first-level wizard, and leave the Death Rift and never come back.

Vic has plenty of soul stones.

Naturally, people are unwilling to take this kind of risk and prefer to be safe.

When leaving the teaching office.

Joe was already waiting for him outside.

"Lord Vic."

Although she was a great beauty, Joe always kept a low profile and was submissive in front of Vic, and never disobeyed Vic's orders in fifteen years.

She has remained a virgin till now.

Waiting for an opportunity.

Vic stopped and looked calm.

He personally brought Joe into the wizarding world. Now that disaster has come, everything needs to be completed from beginning to end. He will not stand idly by and say, "You have served me for many years. If the redemption is not enough, I can lend it to you."

But Joe shook his head slightly.

She pulled out an alchemical ring and said, "Can you wait here for me for a moment?"

last life.

Vic has a huge following.

Among them are people like Qiao who are loyal and devoted.

But time is ruthless and years are vicissitudes.

When it comes to interests, people’s hearts are fickle.

Vic had seen through it.

Therefore, in his eyes, Qiao's thoughts were meaningless.

Vic did not respond to Joe's request.

He stood there, looking down at me with a cold and heartless gaze.

Even though Qiao Sheng is beautiful and charming.

The pleading eyes look lonely and make people feel pity.

But Vic was unmoved.

"You want to stay with me. This is your wish, but I don't want you to. After you redeem yourself, find your own way out. We will say goodbye now."

"Lord Vic!"

Tears welled up in Joe's eyes.

When she was a serf, her life was dark and gloomy.

Since entering the Black Tower Academy, she has grown up under Vic's wings, and her life has been stable and free of twists and turns.

in her eyes.

Vic's gradually receding figure is just like her peaceful life that can never be recovered.

Not everyone is like Sigs and Vic.

Have lofty ambitions and pursue the highest achievement in the path of wizardry.

But Vic didn't care what Joe thought.

She was sheltered in the academy for fifteen years.

Vic is already leading the way for newcomers without asking for anything in return.

Now that they are separated, he has a clear conscience.

The future is in her own hands.

(End of this chapter)