Wizard, I Have Another World

Chapter 229 The First Transaction

After making the arrangements, Karl strolled out of the main hall.

Behind the main hall stands a three-story tower about ten meters high, which is his wizard tower.

This is a second-tier wizard tower!

In theory.

The second-tier wizard tower allows the first-ring wizards stationed within to unleash power comparable to that of a third-ring wizard.

Second Ring Road,

It rivals the Fourth Ring Road!

That is, adding two levels.

of course,

This is only in theory.

In reality, it's impossible.

Even making a second-circle wizard fearless of a third-circle wizard is a stretch, let alone a first-circle wizard.

The main reason lies in the inscribed witchcraft.

Karl's Wizard Tower was dismantled and reassembled from the wizard towers of the four major families in Dream Market.

The inner inscription contains forty-one spells, including eight second-ring spells, sixteen first-ring spells, and most of the others are zero-ring spells.

As for the third-circle witchcraft...

Only two doors!

One of them is the Eye of Insight that comes with the Evil God's eyes, and the other is the Ultimate Coldness that the Cape family has mastered.

Extreme Cold: A third-circle spell that draws upon the power of the astral plane to lower the temperature, capable of freezing a city in an instant.

Even the high temperatures and flames caused by an explosion can be frozen instantly, which to some extent involves a chemical reaction of heat exchange and has the ability to directly destroy the ecosystem within a certain range.

Well……

Currently, Karl only possesses one of the three-circle spells: Extreme Cold.

Upon entering the Wizard Tower, the first thing that catches the eye is a place that resembles a 'research base'.

Various test tubes, circuits, and equipment are distributed in a space that is neither too big nor too small.

In the very center is a petri dish in a state of absolute vacuum, with one of the twelve constellations suspended inside.

Paul, dressed in a wizard's robe, stood to one side, occasionally using his probing magic to observe the changes in the experiment.

Upon hearing the sound, Paul merely glanced at it before continuing with his work.

Carl was already used to this.

That's just how this person is; once they're immersed in their research, they ignore everything else.

He walked closer and casually asked:

"How is the situation?"

"We can detect three spatial fragments, but we can't guarantee that we can teleport anything inside yet," Harvey said, rubbing his sore eyes.

"I copied down the 'runes' on this thing, and it doesn't seem to be part of our witchcraft system."

"Of course." Carl shrugged.

"As I said, it comes from another world, and it's related to the gods of that world."

"So it's complicated..." Harvey frowned.

"Even though it involves spatial knowledge, it's different from what I have."

"oh!"

"Take a look at the latest research findings."

He arrived at a cleared experimental site with two intricate patterns drawn on it.

A small steel ball floats silently above one of the patterns.

As Harvey took out his wand and pointed it forward, the steel ball appeared above one pattern from another.

"Um?"

Carl was pleasantly surprised:

"Spatial teleportation?"

This is genuine third-circle witchcraft, and a rather rare 'space-based' witchcraft at that.

"Yes."

Harvey nodded:

"It should actually be called a teleportation array."

"If you inscribe these spatial runes in two places and activate them simultaneously, you can complete the teleportation."

"Hmm." Karl nodded slowly.

"How far can it teleport?"

"...Half a meter." Harvey paused briefly before speaking:

"Each teleportation consumes one magic stone, and the consumption increases exponentially with the distance. According to current estimates, if the teleportation arrays are ten meters apart, it would require about 20,000 magic stones."

?

20,000 magic stones!

Karl's lips twitched slightly.

"It's okay."

He took a deep breath and patted the other person on the shoulder:

"Everything is difficult at the beginning, but once you get off to a good start, the rest will be much easier. I believe you will definitely be able to perfect this teleportation array."

"Yes." Harvey nodded emphatically.

"I can definitely do it."

"come on!"

Carl silently encouraged the other person.

Over the past five years, he has generously funded Harvey's research, with the cost of various materials alone amounting to thousands of magic stones.

There are also various professional equipment...

Currently,

There has been some progress, albeit barely.

Harvey scratched his head somewhat embarrassedly, showing a serious lack of confidence in his research findings.

The teleportation distance is limited, and all devices must be activated simultaneously. Some of the underlying principles are still unclear, and the research direction remains largely based on guesswork...

but,

I will definitely succeed!

After regaining his composure, Harvey lunged at the testing table again.

…………

Karl went up to the third floor of the wizard tower, a place that belonged to him alone and where outsiders were forbidden to enter.

No one will do.

"Splash..."

With a wave of his long sleeves, a series of inherited magical artifacts flew out from his spatial equipment and floated silently in mid-air.

One of the staffs trembled, then transformed into a streak of dark light and landed in Karl's hand.

"In the end, the Sixth Ring Tower is rich and powerful, and the Green family stands at the pinnacle of the wizarding world."

"Gold's things are still usable today."

He waved his staff, a satisfied look on his face.

The 'Dark Staff' he obtained after killing Golder was the only Tier 2 staff he possessed.

Holding this item while casting spells will double its power.

pity!

The Dark Staff is biased towards the undead and shadow schools, making it less than ideal for Karl, who practices naturalistic sorcery.

"so……"

Karl looked up and muttered to himself:

"I now possess a second-tier wizard tower, a second-tier staff, and a pseudo-fourth-tier dream orb."

As for the other Tier 1 items, they are dispensable to him now and can be ignored.

With a flick of the wrist.

The Dream Pearl appeared in his palm.

The pearl, the size of a bird's egg, had its cracks disappeared, and its interior seemed to contain countless worlds.

it,

That is the very foundation of the Dream Market's existence.

"We have already begun to refine this pseudo-fourth-tier inherited magical artifact. Once it is used, anyone who is not a third-ring wizard will be suppressed within its range of influence, while I will be invincible."

"And from this, I comprehended a first-circle witchcraft, the Dream Entry Technique, and a second-circle witchcraft—the Dream Weaving Technique."

"Perhaps I can even comprehend the third-circle sorcery, Nightmare Walker!"

"Um?"

Karl stroked his chin:

"Once my Abyssal Giant Squid bloodline is fully integrated, I will automatically gain the ability to walk in dreams."

"There's no need to spend time figuring out the Nightmare Walker spell."

At last.

It was the highest-grade item he owned, a true fourth-tier wonder—the Twelve Constellations!

The Twelve Star Gates consist of twelve pillars, or twelve portals, with each portal connected to a spatial fragment.

That is,

Dozens of spatial fragments!

Based on previous experiences, each of the twelve constellation fragments contains a treasure.

The treasures are of different levels, such as Tier 2 and Tier 3.

Perhaps there are even fourth-order beings!

Even if some of the fragments are no longer there, what remains is still a great treasure for Karl.

Once you can get inside, even if you become a third-ring wizard, you probably won't have to worry about resources.

"Harvey..."

"It's up to you now!"

Looking downstairs, Carl planned to increase investment in Harvey's research.

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Once the mission was assigned, Evangeline and the others worked very hard, using their connections to contact the target.

"Reopen the Dream Market?"

"Are you sure the Sixth Ring Road Tower is going to let you off the hook?"

"No?"

"That won't do!"

……

"Trade the Wizard Tower?"

"I'm quite interested, but going to the Dream Market is too dangerous. Trading outside would be fine."

"never mind!"

……

"Hide your identity? To ensure you won't be double-crossed?"

"I'll think about it!"

"Goodbye and don't bother seeing me off!"

……

A month later.

The Dream Market reopens its exchange.

Evangeline and her three friends sent out more than 30 invitations, but only nine people actually showed up.

Good heavens!

"Almost all of them are deformed and misshapen!"

Karl sat upright on a stone chair, with a long table placed in the center of the hall, and guests seated on either side.

As the master of the Dream Market, a second-circle wizard, and a holy knight, he could sense the strength of the attendees even without using any magical methods to spy on them.

Early stage of the first ring!

I've just become a first-ring wizard!

Wanderer!

Ok?

When his gaze swept over one of them, Karl's eyes flickered slightly, and he seemed to casually look away.

'This person's aura is rather unpredictable; could it be that a second-ring wizard has come to join the fun?'

After thinking for a moment, Karl stood up and nodded to the crowd:

"I'm very pleased that you all could attend the trade fair."

"As you all should know, I was not born into a wizarding family. I am a wanderer without any power, and I have come this far entirely by chance."

He sighed:

"Precisely because I have no background, no power, and even less resources, I know very well how difficult the path of a wizard is."

Everyone fell silent.

The participants were willing to take the risk to attend the trade fair, naturally because of the urgent need for resources and the difficulty of cultivation.

They deeply understood what Carl was saying.

"so……"

"I reopened the Dream Market to facilitate the exchange of goods and services, so that our path as wizards can be smooth."

Carl continued:

"From now on, this trade fair will be held once every three months, four times a year."

"If you are unable to obtain any of the required items this time, please have them engraved on the stone slab outside the door so that it will be convenient for someone to bring items to trade next time."

Everyone nodded slowly.

"The trade fair prohibits forced buying and selling, and also forbids any form of deception or manipulation. Furthermore, the sale of counterfeit goods and other fraudulent activities are strictly prohibited..."

"Those who violate this rule will be severely punished!"

These are all reasonable explanations, and no one has any objections.

"Well then, I'll go first."

Karl sat down, and with a flick of his long sleeves, several fist-sized strange fruits appeared on the table in the arena.

"Years ago, I explored a demiplane and was fortunate enough to find a third-tier Thunderous Golden Divine Tree."

"I picked a few fruits."

"This fruit is very beneficial to wizards who cultivate the lightning and wood elements, and it is also the main ingredient in the concoction of certain potions."

"Those interested can now make an offer!"

The room suddenly fell silent.

Immediately afterwards, everyone's faces turned fanatical, their eyes gleaming with a strange light, their eyes fixed on the fruit on the table.

The fruit of a third-tier rare plant.

Even a second-ring wizard would be interested!

Oh……

Carl chuckled upon seeing this.

If we don't bring out some good stuff, how can we make the trade fair bigger and stronger, and attract more experts?

Speak the truth,

He himself felt the pinch when he had to trade these few fruits.

no way.

You can't catch a wolf without risking your cub!

(End of this chapter)