Wizard Immortal

Chapter 176 Trading

"Actually, besides going to the battlefield to become a blood wizard, there is another feasible way."

Standing in the room, holding his grandson, Terence suddenly spoke.

"Oh?"

His words startled Adir, who was deep in thought, and he couldn't help but look at him with a questioning gaze.

However, when faced with Adir's question, Terence didn't continue. Instead, he changed the subject and asked, "Is there really no way to completely cure my grandson's bloodline disease?"

He looked at Adir with a hint of expectation in his eyes.

Interrupted, Adir frowned, but still spoke, saying with some helplessness, "You must know all too well the complexity of bloodline diseases. With my current abilities, there is indeed nothing I can do about it."

He wasn't making excuses; he genuinely felt powerless. If he had a way to cure the bloodline disease, he would certainly have revealed it, given the opportunity, in exchange for greater benefits.

Blood vessel disease is an extremely complex mechanism. Strictly speaking, it is like the outbreak of adverse factors contained in the blood vessels, just as a very small number of people in the human body are born weak and prone to disease.

People with ancient bloodlines may experience bloodline changes if their bloodline becomes too thin. This can lead to bloodline collapse and health problems.

Even with Adir's profound knowledge of bloodline diseases, he could only find a few solutions to this condition.

The most direct way, of course, is to transform the bloodline again, bringing new bloodline power into the body, thereby making the thin bloodline in the body rich again, and the bloodline disease will naturally disappear.

However, this method is no longer feasible in this day and age.

In the modern wizarding world, the Mora Dragon has long been extinct. Even if it still exists, it must be in some unknown corner and cannot be easily found.

Moreover, even if a living Mora dragon could be found, given that an adult Mora dragon is comparable to a level three wizard, it's really hard to say who would kill whom in the end.

Aside from this most conventional insurance method, the only option is to find a way to stabilize the bloodline chain that is on the verge of collapse.

There are many ways to stabilize the bloodline chain, whether it's the intervention of a powerful wizard or the use of potions.

The method Adir used before was a method derived from the chip.

Using the bloodline of the Silver Behemoth as a raw material, and through the refining method of bloodline potions, certain characteristics of the Behemoth bloodline are brought out to neutralize the bloodline disease in the other party, thereby stabilizing the bloodline chain.

While this method is effective, it can only maintain the effect for a period of time. Once the potion wears off, the bloodline chain will collapse even faster.

"Given his current condition, even with my medicine, he can only last four or five years at most."

Standing there, looking at the little boy in the other person's arms, Adir shook his head: "It's too difficult to find a way to cure the bloodline disease in such a short time. It would be better to let him get married as soon as possible, so that the bloodline will not be completely cut off."

"well···"

Hearing Adir's words, Terence didn't say much. After a long while, he sighed, "Let's think of another way. If we still can't find a solution in two years, I'll take him and settle down somewhere..."

"Do you still have any of those medications you used before?"

After a while, he raised his head and looked at Adir.

"There are still some, but not many left."

Adir shook his head and looked at him.

"Leave it all to me," Terence said.

"That depends on what price you're willing to offer."

Hearing what the other person said, Adir finally smiled.

"Don't worry, you'll be satisfied."

Looking at Adir, Terence also smiled: "As I said before, the most direct way to obtain magic crystals is to make military achievements on the battlefield. However, besides this method, there is another way that is equally effective in obtaining magic crystals."

"What method?"

Looking at the expression on the other person's face, Adir asked.

"Explore the ruins."

Meeting Adir's gaze, Terence said directly, "You should have read many records about ancient wizards. Our current wizarding civilization is actually built on the ruins of ancient wizards."

"Built on ruins, our heritage has been interrupted, but after many years of development, we have also developed our own unique things, such as purification potions."

"Although similar things existed in the ancient wizarding era, purification potions made from magic crystals were not invented. In that era, magic crystals existed merely as a form of currency more precious than magic stones, and their value as a raw material for purification potions was not discovered."

At this point, a smile appeared on his face: "And for this reason, you can often find some magic crystals left behind in the ruins of those ancient wizards."

"Just like that ruin in the southern continent before, although danger broke out later, people also found a lot of magic crystals in it in the early stages. It is said that they were later divided up by several wizard organizations that were involved at the time."

"That's one way to do it."

Standing there, listening to Terence's words, Adir's eyes first lit up, but then he frowned: "But ancient ruins are not something you can just stumble upon. Finding a ruin that hasn't been visited by anyone else is extremely difficult."

"This relates to our next transaction."

Terence's smile remained unchanged, and he looked very confident: "I happen to have the address of an ancient ruin, which I discovered by chance several years ago and has not yet been visited."

"If you are willing to hand over the potion you have, I will give you everything I possess, including the map of the ruins."

Hearing this, Adir lowered his head slightly and began to consider the gains and losses involved.

After a long while, he finally raised his head, a smile on his face: "Deal."

Hearing Adir's reply, Terence's face also showed a satisfied smile.

The transaction was completed quickly.

After seeing Terence off, Adir sat on a wooden chair in the room, looking at two items on the wooden table, lost in thought.

On the wooden table lay a map and a bronze talisman, which Terence said he had obtained along with the map and had given to Adir together.

"The Coldfall Mountains... In any case, let's find a chance to go and see them."

Sitting on the wooden chair, looking at the two items on the wooden table, Adir murmured to himself.

After a while, he put away the two items on the wooden table and then went outside.

Once outside, a cool breeze blew in, instantly making one feel much more relaxed.

Facing the cool breeze, Adir, wrapped in a long robe with gold trim, composed himself slightly and walked towards the inner city.

Having learned from yesterday's experience, the chip has already recorded the entire route it had taken, so walking it now feels completely natural.

Soon, he arrived at a large hall.

A faint light constantly flickered around, carrying the undulations and fluctuations of energy particles, appearing very soft and beautiful.

A group of wizards dressed in different styles walked around, bringing a touch of life to this spacious place.

"Sir, what kind of service do you need?"

As he walked to the counter, a flamboyantly dressed blonde female apprentice immediately came up to him and asked Adir with great enthusiasm.

She wore a red, tight-fitting robe, her voluptuous figure was extremely alluring, and combined with her blonde hair and pretty face, she was very attractive to some people.

"I want to take on some missions."

Adir glanced at the female apprentice in front of him and spoke.

"Please come with me."

Hearing Adir's words, the female apprentice's smile remained unchanged, and she led Adir to the side.

In one corner, a huge stone slab stood there, with spiritual fluctuations flashing on it, causing Adir to stir.

He extended his mental energy, and in an instant, a large number of words appeared before his eyes, each containing a task.

While most of these tasks were issued by individual wizards, many were also issued by wizarding organizations in the surrounding area.

In the northern plains, because there are far more wizarding organizations, there is also much more interaction between them.

The city of Westwind, for example, was actually established by a coalition of many wizarding organizations in the surrounding area, and the profits were shared among them.

If any wizarding organizations encounter problems that are difficult to resolve, they will also post tasks here, asking other wizards from the outside world to help solve them.

"Found it."

His gaze swept across the stone slab in front of him, and at a certain moment, Adir's eyes suddenly lit up.

(End of this chapter)