Wizard Immortal

Chapter 127 Allocation

"Forget it, having this Golden Nen Tree is already a good harvest. There's no need to think about it too much."

Standing beside Adir, Radel shook his head: "Let's think about how to distribute them."

There's not much to say about the leaves. There are twelve leaves in total, and four for each person is fine.

Beside him, Claudie nodded, then pointed to the trunk of the Goldennion tree: "The key question is, how do we divide the other parts?"

"Let's divide it equally," Adir said. "Besides the leaves, the trunk, branches, and roots of this Kinnaen tree are also excellent materials. Let's each take a portion."

Like the leaves, the branches and roots of the Goldennion tree are also excellent materials. They can be used to craft magical artifacts and serve as ingredients for certain high-grade potions, thus possessing considerable value.

Of course, because this golden tree was near death, the vitality in its branches had not been preserved, and its value was relatively greatly reduced. To these third-class apprentices, it was not even as valuable as the remaining leaves on it.

"Let's dig out this golden tree first," Claudie said, standing still.

"I'll do it."

Adir nodded and walked forward under the watchful eyes of the two men.

Under the watchful eyes of the two men, he skillfully dug out the surrounding soil, carefully removing the tree without damaging its roots.

"Your technique is very skillful."

Seeing Adir's actions, Kradi and Radel were somewhat surprised.

"I just happened to have learned a little bit about it," Adir said calmly.

After the golden tree in front of us was completely dug out, the roots of the small tree in front of us were also exposed.

The root system has very few rhizomes, only seven or eight in total. The longest of these is only the length of a normal person's palm. The whole plant looks very fragile and withered, with only a little bit of life left.

"With the activity lost to this extent, unless there is a large amount of resources containing strong vitality to nourish it, there is no hope of saving it."

Looking at the roots of the sapling in front of him, even Radel, who knew little about this area, came to this conclusion.

"What should we do? Should we split it up?" Claudie frowned as he looked at the sapling with its roots showing.

A moment of silence fell over them.

If this Golden Tree remains unchanged as it is now, it might still retain some vitality, and there might be a slim hope of reviving it.

However, if you separate it directly from the roots, there will be no hope at all. After losing the branches and leaves, it will likely lose all vitality after a period of time, at which point there will be no hope whatsoever.

"Let's split it up." After a while, a voice broke the silence.

Radel stood still, tapping the ground with his iron cane, and looked at the two of them, saying directly, "You've finally found this place, do you intend to go back empty-handed?"

"Or do you believe you've found the legendary Fountain of Life?"

"Let's divide it up," Adir interjected. "The Fountain of Life is a resource from ancient times, long extinct in the modern wizarding world. Even if some remain, they're surely carefully collected by the official wizards, and it's impossible for us to have any."

"It seems this is the only way." Standing there, Clady sighed softly.

In fact, all three of them knew that, in addition to the reasons mentioned above, there were some reasons that could not be said.

If the Golden Tree is distributed as is, everyone will get a good harvest. But if they choose to keep the Golden Tree, the three of them will probably fight each other until only one person remains.

If a Golden Nunn Tree is divided, it can be shared among three people, satisfying everyone. But if it is not divided, there is only one Golden Nunn Tree, so how can it be divided among three people? The only solution is to fight and eliminate the other two first.

After the decision to split up was made, the tense atmosphere immediately eased and was no longer as heavy as before.

"I'll divide it."

Under the watchful eyes of the other two, Adir stepped forward and said to Kradi and Radel, "I'm more familiar with this, so I can try my best not to damage the materials. Any objections?"

Standing to the side, listening to Adir's words, Radel and Kradi slowly shook their heads, having no objection to it.

They are not very skilled at handling these materials, and they may easily damage them, reducing their value.

Seeing that the two had no objections, Adir turned around and began to deal with the golden tree.

His technique was very skillful. During his time studying under Edith, he had conducted many similar experiments and easily separated the Kinnen tree completely.

"In addition to four leaves per person, there is a main stem, a rhizome, and three branches."

Standing still, Adir divided the entire tree into several parts before turning around and looking at the two people behind him.

"I'll choose first."

Hearing Adir's words, Cladi nodded, then reached out and took the half-meter-long section of the tree trunk: "I want the main trunk; it'll be perfect for making a new scepter."

"Then I'll choose the second one."

Standing still, Adir said, "I want the root."

"Then I'll have to choose three branches," Radel said with a shrug.

After the allocation was completed, they quickly received their respective portions.

"This ruin looks quite large, and judging from the operation of these surrounding magic arrays, it was at least set up by a formal wizard. There might still be some things left inside."

After the distribution was completed, Claddy turned his gaze to the ruins behind him and spoke to the other two.

"Let's go in and take a look, but we'd better be careful," Radel nodded and said.

"I have no objection." Adir's expression was calm; he simply nodded quietly.

Having reached a consensus once again, they silently walked forward. However, this time they tacitly separated, each heading in a different direction.

Walking silently along a path, Adir quietly observed his surroundings.

The surrounding area looked messy, with some pale red fragments scattered around the paths.

On the way, Adir also picked up some fragments, and after detailed testing with the chip, he found that they were just ordinary materials with no value.

At the end of the road, Adir arrived at a large hall.

There were some wardrobes and other furnishings around, as well as a very old experimental table, which was completely empty and had obviously been cleaned up by the owner long ago.

After checking the surroundings for a while, I found that almost everything had been moved out. There wasn't a single piece of clothing in the wardrobes, and although there were still some simple experimental instruments in the cabinets on the lab bench, there was nothing of real value. It seemed that everything had been taken away long ago.

"It seems that the owner of this ruin did not die in an accident, but left this place in preparation."

Standing there, after briefly assessing the surroundings, Adir felt a sense of unease: "If they're leaving directly, why leave that Golden Tree outside?"

"Or perhaps the owner of this ruin originally intended to leave temporarily, but due to some unforeseen circumstances, he left the Golden Tree here?" He tried to guess, looking at the surrounding scene.

After searching the surrounding area for a while, Adir still couldn't find anything, so he had no choice but to turn back and slowly walk in the original direction.

Where the original Golden Tree once stood, Clady and Radel were standing there, seemingly waiting for Adir.

"How was it? Did you learn anything?"

Looking at the two people in the distance, Adir walked forward and couldn't help but ask.

"no."

Hearing Adir's words, Kradi shook his head: "The entire ruins have been emptied out; there's nothing of value inside. I only found some metal fragments, which may have some unknown properties."

"I'm about the same." Radel shrugged beside him. "I did find a few preserved blue crystals in a room, but they're not worth many magic stones."

"It seems that this site was emptied when its owner left. Apart from the Golden Tree, which was inconvenient to move, the rest of the valuable items were taken with him."

Cladi's face showed a helpless expression: "Fortunately, judging from the current situation, the owner of this ruin should be a relatively gentle type. Apart from the external witch array, there are no dangerous traps set inside the ruin."

Wizarding relics represent more than just opportunities. In some relics, powerful wizards often set up terrible traps and curses to deter those who might try to take advantage of their laboratories.

The ruins before us are clearly the safest kind. The wizards of the past did not set up various terrifying traps inside, but only set up a magic array on the outside for defense and concealment.

"It can't be said that there were no gains at all."

Standing there, Adir shook his head: "Although the ruins have been emptied out, the outer magic array still exists, and it seems it can last for a while longer."

"This is a magic array set up by a formal wizard. If some wizards who are proficient in magic arrays come here, they should be able to gain something by referring to and learning from it."

"Unfortunately, none of the three of us should be proficient in witchcraft arrays," Claudie replied with a helpless expression.

"Forget it, getting this Golden Nymph Tree this time is already a pretty good harvest."

Radel chuckled and said, "Entering these ruins left by ancient wizards, it's already quite an achievement to leave unscathed."

"That's true." Claudie nodded in agreement.

(End of this chapter)