Wizard Immortal

Chapter 136 Meeting

Several hours had passed in the spacious laboratory after Adir finished this bloodline modification.

After undergoing the transformation of his bloodline through the witch array, Elwa in front of him began to show some changes.

First, there's the severed arm. After Adir's surgery, his left hand was completely reattached, essentially replacing the entire arm. Apart from some minor abnormalities at the cut, it looks almost identical to a normal arm.

Because he had received a portion of the Silver Behemoth's bloodline, his skin seemed to have changed slightly compared to before, becoming rougher. His internal organs had also undergone subtle adjustments and were still adapting to the new changes.

This is the adaptation period after the bloodline transformation, and it will take at least seven or eight more days to complete.

During this period, Elva's body is still very fragile. Not only will he lose all his strength, but he may also experience some unknown symptoms.

However, once this transition period ends, the body will gradually adapt, and the suppressed blood will be stably integrated into the body without any further fluctuations.

Thinking of this, Adir took out two bottles of potion from the side and poured them directly into Elwa's mouth.

It contained a bottle of sleeping potion and a bottle of food-enriching potion, enough to ensure a peaceful sleep during this period without affecting the body's transformation.

After finishing these tasks, Adir walked to the side and opened the laboratory door.

"Dress him up and take him straight to his room to rest."

Reaching the gate, Adir gave an order to the two guards standing watch before continuing his walk outside.

He quickly walked into the manor's hall, where Sidru was already waiting.

He was dressed in a white-sleeved, gold-trimmed tuxedo, looking very dignified. Upon seeing Adir approach, he immediately stood up and asked, "How did it go? Did you succeed?"

"The experiment went much better than I expected."

Standing still, Adir nodded: "After a while, I can help you and the Duke begin the transformation."

"Alright." Hearing Adir's words, Sidru stood there for a moment, then said with some relief, "The potion you gave us before, after our testing, has proven to be very effective against the plague in the city. If nothing unexpected happens, we should be able to bring the plague under control in the city in a while."

Hearing this, Adir nodded: "That's good."

"I'll be leaving soon too."

Walking outside the manor and looking at the scenery, Adir said to Sidru.

Upon returning to the continent, he agreed to join the Southern Alliance. Therefore, he planned to visit the Southern Alliance headquarters periodically to register and get to know the other members of the Southern Alliance.

Judging by the time, it's not far from the agreed time, and Adir is preparing to go there to settle things here.

"I'll have someone prepare it in a bit." Sidru nodded seriously as he listened to Adir's words.

They all already knew about Adir joining the Southern Alliance and took it very seriously.

In fact, for a wizard like Adir, the elders of the Southern Alliance may not be of much significance; at most, they can only serve to introduce other wizards and exchange resources.

However, this status was of great use to the secular nobles and kingdoms.

Being an elder of the Southern Alliance is equivalent to becoming a high-ranking member of the Southern Alliance, allowing one to participate in the decision-making process of the entire Southern Alliance, which is of great benefit to secular families.

Time slowly passed.

A few days later, Adir boarded the carriage again and, escorted by Sidru and some warriors, headed into the distance.

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In the early morning, the sunlight gradually spreads across the earth, illuminating the surrounding world.

In front of a city, a procession attracted a lot of attention.

It was a procession of hundreds of mounted warriors. In the center of the procession, a carriage slowly moved forward and entered the city.

This group of people looked very intimidating. Not only were each warriors on horseback and equipped with fine leather armor, but they also carried a very conspicuous banner with their clan emblem on it, clearly displaying the pomp and circumstance of a great noble family.

"That's... the sigil of the Fakus family!"

On the road, some knowledgeable merchants recognized the pattern on the flag and couldn't help but exclaim in surprise.

After a while, they arrived at an open space.

"Adir, we've arrived."

Arriving at a spacious area, Sidru walked to the center of the carriage and gave a reminder to Adir inside.

Hearing Sidru's voice in his ear, Adir slowly opened his eyes and stepped off the carriage.

Stepping off the carriage, a vast, open space came into view. Ahead, the messenger had returned, followed by a group of people.

"Excuse me, are you Elder Adir?" a loud voice came from ahead.

Ahead, a middle-aged man wearing bright silver armor and a helmet, with a serious expression, quickly scanned the surroundings before finally stopping in front of Adir.

He knelt on one knee and looked at Adir respectfully, saying, "Please come with me. Elder Keger is already waiting ahead."

"Lead the way."

Looking at the knight before him, Adir nodded and spoke directly.

Following the knight, they walked a short distance and arrived at a group of buildings.

Upon arriving here, the other warriors who had accompanied him were taken away by the servants inside to rest elsewhere, leaving only Sidru to stay by Adir's side and follow him inside.

Soon, they arrived at a tall building. In front of it, a man with a straight posture and wearing a black sleeve was standing there waiting. It was Keig.

"Adir, it's been a long time!"

Upon seeing Adir, Keger smiled warmly and walked over to give Adir a hug.

"Come in with me, most of the others have already arrived."

After the hug, he looked at Adir and said.

Adir nodded in agreement.

They walked slowly forward and soon arrived at the building in front of them.

As you step inside, a chilling aura emanates from the side.

Surrounding them were guards dressed in full armor, all silently protecting them, creating a very tense atmosphere.

Of course, for Adir and his third-class apprentices, these ordinary guards were merely for show; a single spell could overwhelm them all.

Upon reaching this point, Sidru was led to another living room, leaving only Adir to continue walking forward.

Soon they arrived at a large hall.

In the hall, there is a huge round table and nearly a dozen chairs.

However, at this moment, only half of the chairs were occupied, with only about seven or eight figures, each emanating powerful magical energy.

As Adir entered, all eyes turned to him, their gazes filled with scrutiny.

"...It's finally here."

As he entered, a cold voice came from a corner, and a scrutinizing gaze looked at Adir.

He was an apprentice wearing a green robe with his hair completely tied up. He looked to be only in his thirties, but his face was stiff and unnatural, exuding a unique, cold aura.

"You seem to be a little late," he said expressionlessly, his gaze fixed on Adir.

Hearing this, Adir remained calm, only offering a slightly apologetic smile: "I'm truly sorry, I didn't expect you all to arrive so early."

In the corner, the apprentice in the green robe stood expressionless, glancing silently at Adir without saying a word.

"Haha, Kairard, it's still early before the time we agreed on."

Keger stepped forward and first explained to the green-robed apprentice in the corner, then smiled and introduced him to the other apprentices present: "This is Adir, an apprentice from Uraldo Academy, and a new member of our Southern Alliance."

Adir also gave a seemingly gentle smile: "It's a pleasure to meet you all."

A soft round of applause rang out from the surroundings.

Looking at Adir standing in front of him, Radel, who was sitting in front of him, smiled and was the first to applaud.

After the introductions, Adir sat down in Radel's seat and quietly looked ahead.

"Alright, although the agreed time hasn't arrived yet, since everyone is here, let's begin." A voice came from the side.

In the corner, an old apprentice with white hair, dressed in a red robe, stood up and walked directly to the front: "According to the rules, I will preside over this meeting. Does anyone have any objections?"

After a while, seeing that the apprentices below did not react, the old apprentice in red robes nodded: "Since everyone has no objections, let's begin this meeting."

After saying that, he took out a book from the side and opened it to the first page.

"First, there's a plague breaking out near the Kingdom of Al, spreading rapidly and already affecting hundreds of thousands of people. Is there anyone here willing to go and resolve this matter?"

Standing before the enormous round table, the red-robed elder looked at the many apprentices before him and said, "As the price for resolving this matter, the Kingdom of Al offers fifty magic stones, fifty thousand qualified slaves who can serve as test subjects, a viscount title, and corresponding territory..."

"plague?"

After the old man in the red robe finished speaking, a middle-aged woman in a white robe frowned and asked, "Can't the royal family of the Kingdom of Al solve the problem of their own apprentices?"

"The apprentices their family left here were only second-class, and they weren't particularly skilled in this area."

Listening to the white-robed female apprentice's words, Keger spoke up to explain.

"Then there's nothing we can do." The female apprentice waved her hand. "The conditions are good, but we don't have anyone here who's good at this."

(End of this chapter)