Wizards pursue the truth

Chapter 33 [33] Wizard Contracts and Emotional Bonds

The information revealed by Gray made Wang Ya frown slightly as he pondered.

His plan was to acquire that basic supernatural knowledge, then seek out Wizard Is to obtain a ticket to enter the Dark Wizard Academy. The prerequisite was that this change wouldn't disrupt his plan.

Gray stuck out a finger, picked his nose, and wiped the boogers on the underside of the table. He said, "The reasons for the disappearances are unclear. Many people have been missing for two or three days. It would be much easier if there were witnesses."

He said seriously, "I believe that no matter how strict Wizard Yi is, she will investigate and deal with it."

Wang Ya didn't say anything to criticize Gray. Recalling the figure of the middle-aged man in the purple wizard's robe, cold and unapproachable, he gave the impression of being difficult to deal with, rigid, and indifferent.

Even the somewhat terrifying face of the wizard Tuta seemed a little more approachable in comparison.

The premise is that this kind of thing must have happened on Ancient Forest Mountain. If the rules haven't been broken, Wizard Is will simply ignore it. Wang Ya also doesn't understand why these new wizards, who are fresh blood from the Dark Lands, would be ignored when something might happen. If they were to investigate, it shouldn't be a secret to Wizard Is.

"Next time, I'll bring two friends to meet you," Gray said as he left.

Wang Ya casually agreed, pondering whether this turn of events would affect him. There were still two days left for the Eye of Truth to finish analyzing the Vast Ocean Meditation Method. He would then use the Eye of Truth to assist in mastering those fundamental extraordinary knowledge, accelerating his progress.

Regardless, it's best to prepare in advance. He had a strange feeling that the missing persons case might not be over so quickly.

"Lady Anna, are we really going to form a wizard support group? Right now, all the new students in the Ancient Forest Mountain are in a state of panic because of the mysterious disappearances."

Raphael, with a hint of hesitation on his face, followed the beautiful figure ahead of him on the cobblestone path, along with several other new wizards.

Anna frowned. She had heard about the disappearances, especially since some of the top-performing freshmen had gone missing. She had been worried about herself earlier, but Moxi had come to her, saying he wanted to help her through this difficult time. He claimed that if there were more of them, the mastermind behind it all wouldn't be able to harm them.

Their initial encounter at the welcome party, followed by a natural progression of their relationship and an ambiguous atmosphere. She also gained a deeper understanding of the formidable power of the Bailin Wizarding Family, their exceptionally profound foundation, and even the existence of several third-level wizard apprentices.

In the ancient forest wizard city, the three major wizard families, at the top of the pyramid, control an extremely large flow of extraordinary resources.

Anna's desire to form a wizarding support group stemmed not only from her collaboration with Moxie, but also from her own self-interest. On one hand, it was a matter of coping with the current situation; more people meant greater safety. On the other hand, the two sides were not on equal footing; without any established connections, would she, like Arthur, truly take root in Moxie's heart? That remained a question.

She's clever; she can see that the Wizards' Aid Society is quite useful to Moxi. If she becomes the president and one of the leaders of the Wizards' Aid Society, she should have enough leverage to stand on equal footing with Moxi. Perhaps some of the Bailin family's resources could also be poured into her.

This is also one of her main goals; she needs both witchcraft experience and extraordinary knowledge.

No matter how high a wizard's aptitude is, they still need resources to help them.

This troubled her greatly; the difficulty of the Fire Sun Star witchcraft was beyond her comprehension.

The easiest intermediate-level witchcraft is still intermediate-level witchcraft.

A weak foundation in supernatural knowledge is simply insufficient to master the subsequent stages of this witchcraft.

Anna, of course, would never read the books on the bookshelves in the wizard's residence. In fact, since arriving at Ancient Forest Mountain, she has spent very few days residing in the wizard's residence, devoting herself entirely to the game of winning over Moxi's heart.

In her understanding, as long as she had the resources of the wizarding family, she would definitely be able to master and release the "Fire Sun Star" witchcraft and pass the test.

"Raphael, that's precisely why we need the Wizards' Mutual Aid Association," Anna's gentle voice echoed. "Of course, the Wizards' Mutual Aid Association can't function without you. Some new members of wizarding families join the association, and some wizarding families even pour resources into it."

Several new wizards immediately became excited, praising Anna's outstanding abilities and profound wisdom.

Raphael's face flushed red. "I will definitely not let Lady Anna down, you have placed your trust in me!!"

Inside the Ancient Forest Pavilion, many new wizards had arrived, all members who had come to join the Wizarding Mutual Aid Association as promised. Moxi and several other new members from wizarding families watched as the fiery red-haired girl in the center of the crowd effortlessly persuaded them. The establishment of the Wizarding Mutual Aid Association was practically a done deal.

A new member of the family with a full head of blue hair laughed and said, "Moxi, you're quite the ladies' man. This woman seems to be quite capable as well."

Moxi smiled slightly and said, "Perhaps! But with her doing it, and even doing it better than if we did it ourselves, isn't that great?"

Watching Anna's retreating figure, a hint of mockery flickered in his eyes. As a direct descendant of the Bailin family, he had come into contact with and experienced things that this little woman could never imagine. This so-called game of love—if he hadn't wanted to play along with this woman, how could it have continued?

There is no affection between wizards, only interests.

This woman was really useful and easy to please. I easily extracted a lot of information from her.

As for the ambiguous relationship maintained by feelings, Moxi still can't help but laugh. It's so stupid, utterly stupid. Without any resources or benefits, they tricked someone into becoming free labor, and even that swan-like neck is about to bow down. With just a little more effort...

In the ancient wizard city, even the slightly more upscale prostitutes with wizarding lineages will inevitably have to spend a magic stone.

Moxi's eyes grew increasingly mocking. The island's natives were stupid and backward; they probably hadn't even heard of a wizard's contract.

When wizards interact, without the guarantee of a wizarding contract, no matter how many words are spoken or how many promises are made, it is all useless.

"Moxi, haven't we gone a bit too far this time? The Wizarding Mutual Aid Society is unprecedented, even among the last batch of apprentices." The blue-haired youth hesitated for a moment before speaking.

Moxi scoffed, "Kadi Purple Flower, you're really getting more and more out of touch with reality. Are you afraid of Wizard Is? We haven't broken any rules, have we?"

Moxi smiled broadly, especially with the alliance of the three major wizarding families, particularly the Anton family, which had influence in the Underdark. Wizard Is was merely an outsider; as long as he didn't break the rules, he couldn't suppress the local power.

This has always been the practice!

(End of this chapter)